The grand dame of Atlanta hotels, the Georgian Terrace has stood proud in Midtown since 1911. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel was built in the Flatiron style, with a majestic atrium that greets guests in the lobby flanked by lush side rooms and banquet halls. When Gone With the Wind premiered in Atlanta in December 1939, the Terrace played host to stars Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh, and then also to the gala cast party held after the movie's world debut around the corner.

For classic Southern food with an authentic ambiance to match, Mary Mac's is the place to be. Stop by for some hearty tomato pie, beef turnovers, and barbecued ribs to go with beer and cocktails. This bustling restaurant on Ponce de Leon has remained unchanged since 1945, and is as much a cultural experience as it is a culinary one. Regular favorites include fried trout, baked or fried chicken, collard greens, and sweet potato souffle. Catering and delivery services are available as well.

Midtown Atlanta possesses a treasure named Empire State South. Kick start the day with their wholesome breakfast and freshly brewed coffee to re-energize those tired nerves. The breakfast and brunch menu include bagels, sandwiches, yogurt, oatmeal, breads and more. Opt for the lunch boxes or enjoy a relaxed dinner with their exquisite choice of wines. The experienced chefs devote their skills to offer upscale versions of delicacies from the South which cannot be missed. Enjoy a game of bocce at the patio.

The redesigned dining room in Atlanta's Four Seasons Hotel is a constant for calm elegance on the Atlanta dining scene. Executive chef Robert Gerstenecker prepares consistently exquisite dishes, and the restaurant retains a casual atmosphere despite its hefty prices. The very classy attached bar is a great place to meet friends before a play. The menu offers interesting and combinations, including pea soup over a crab flan and salmon with mashed potatoes and chives. The changing menu is always impressive and diverse, and the restaurant offers a full wine list.

For sheer luxury, nothing beats the dependable opulence of this Midtown landmark. Right in the heart of the city's arts and theater district, you'll find many of Atlanta's most visited attractions within walking distance of the Four Seasons Hotel Atlanta, including the High Museum of Art and the Fox Theatre. Leaving the hotel isn't easy, though, as the staff is known for its pampering care, right down to the plush terrycloth bathrobes they supply in every room. The hotel well lives up to the Four Seasons' reputation for gourmet cuisine, with renowned restaurants and a lavish bar on the premises.

Housed within the lavish Four Seasons in Midtown, the Spa at Four Seasons Atlanta is a paradise for those seeking a rejuvenating experience in the city. With 10, soundproofed and well-equipped therapy rooms, the spa has gained a trustworthy and unfailing repute among regular spa goers. Catering to both men and women, the services offered here span the range of regular services and advanced treatments. When in Midtown, if you find yourself yearning a deeply relaxing and lavish spa session, do visit the Spa at Four Seasons Atlanta.

Heralded as the "Best Pizza in Atlanta," Antico Pizza specializes in authentic Neapolitan pizza. When owner and pizzaiolo Giovanni Di Palma says authentic, he means authentic. The pizza is prepared in the ancient tradition and wood-fired in stone ovens shipped from Naples. Only fresh ingredients from the Campania region of Southern Italy are used, including fresh mozzarella flown in from Naples each week. The menu consists of whole pizzas and calzones. Favorites include the Diaviola with spicy sausage and classic Margherita. The pizza is best eaten fresh from the oven, so grab a spot at a communal table. For dessert, a must-try is homemade cannoli with a shot of espresso—the perfect finish to the perfect Neapolitan meal.

Compound is among Atlanta’s bevy of nightclubs and party hotspots. This haven for music lovers hosts weekly themed nights where Asian, international, hip-hop, R&B and a lot more plays all night. MB1 is the non-smoking lounge, where one can sit back and enjoy a delicious, chilled cocktail in the company of the beautiful surrounding artwork. On the other hand, the dance floor serves as the grooviest spot of the club, with partygoers flooding its expanse. When in Atlanta, music enthusiasts must consider spending a fun-filled evening in the inviting confines of Compound.

Boasting a glass elevator entrance, Whiskey Blue Atlanta sits atop the W Hotel with breathtaking views of Buckhead and Lennox Square. Two terraces adorn this sleek lounge featuring leather seating and cozy cabanas. The interior offers modern decor with wood paneling and low lighting to add warmth. Patrons can relax and sip on one of the many expertly mixed cocktails while listening to resident DJs spin the latest tunes.

Distinguished guests visiting Atlanta often make their reservations at The Whitley, A Luxury Collection Hotel, Atlanta Buckhead, credited to this hotel's luxurious lodgings, elegant decor and unrivaled hospitality. The interiors feature mahogany with Waterford crystal chandeliers and marble fireplaces. Hand-woven tapestries and authentic art from the 18th and 19th Century adorn the entryways. Some of the amenities offered include WiFi, spa and fitness suites. The restaurant and bar in the lobby are consistently rated among the best in the city, while just outside, Atlanta's shopping and dining establishments vie for visitors from this sophisticated address.