An elite omakase restaurant moved to its new Buckhead location, a James Beard Award-winning chef opened a wine and amaro bar in Decatur, a family-run Mexican restaurant brought handmade tortillas to downtown Marietta and more than 20 other restaurants opened around metro Atlanta in March.

The Buckhead location of Hungry AF is planned for a first-floor space at The Shops of Buckhead, a two-story shopping center operated by Selig Enterprises. Other tenants at the center include Graze Craze, Poke City, Ms. Ruby’s Peach Cobbler Café and more. Hungry AF will be located next to The UPS Store.

The fire broke out just before midnight in the kitchen of The Americano Atlanta in Buckhead's InterContinental Hotel

This transformation includes revamped accommodations and newly designed spaces for dining, socialising, and relaxing.

Introducing a variety of new flavors and dining experiences, several new restaurants opened in Atlanta in March 2025.

Klaskala, along with Aria co-owners Ron San Martin and George McKerrow, will sell the restaurant to longtime general manager Andrés Loaiza, according to the announcement. “It’s time,” Klaskala said in a prepared statement. “It’s been a great, great ride. I’m satisfied.”

Filled with luxury apartments and condominiums, Buckhead is also one of Atlanta's most affluent communities. Luxury hotels, restaurants, bars and upscale shopping malls are scattered throughout.