No longer affiliated with any other locations with the identical moniker, this must-try pizzeria belongs in every discussion of “best New York style pizza in metro Atlanta,” yet never gets the acclaim it warrants.

This mother and daughter undertaking puts out the best tamales in town. It's a part of Roswell’s little-known "tamale and taco trail."

Disco Latino Panderia has not only a cornucopia of baked goodness, but also a food menu replete with Salvadorian, Haitian, and Mexican options. Pupusas are the highlight of this great restaurant hidden in a sleepy shopping center.

BuHi ITP gets all the attention, but those in know are aware that Gwinnett has evolved into the epicenter of Asian and Latin revelations. Bánh bèo and pho have erudite food lovers longing for more.

Regulars bemoan the inconsistent hours. However, the gyro and falafel make the trip up I-85 more than worthwhile.

Perhaps the metro area’s best-named restaurant, this Korean jewel is also the hub of all things pork belly.

To the surprise of many, Acworth has several good hole-in-the-wall restaurants along the Bells Ferry/Highway 92 corridor. It's finally getting some respect, but word has not dispersed quickly enough about this preeminent Thai restaurant.

Throw away all the 1980s stereotypes about Cumming and head over to this Mediterranean delight. Trust in the name and get the gyro.