The party starts early at Cook Hall in Buckhead, which will open at 6 a.m. on race morning. The restaurant will have a DJ, an a la carte brunch menu, and bottomless mimosas and Bloody Marys until 1 p.m. Spots on the patio are limited, so get there early—or snag a table in advance by calling for a reservation.

The Buckhead outpost of Moe's is always popular with runners. Look for live music as well as free burritos and t-shirts, which often get tossed into the sea of runners and walkers. Watch your step.

El Azteca has an ideal patio for race spectating, plus margarita pitchers, brunch specials, and $2 egg tacos all day.

TAP's location at 14th and Peachtree streets makes it the perfect location for race viewing as well as post-race libations. The restaurant will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 3 p.m. and will feature several brunch and beer specials along with live entertainment on its popular patio.

The Midtown location, directly on the race route, is offering "grab and go" biscuits and bagels on the street for spectators as well as Gatorade, water, and sodas for sale. Inside, all seating will face the runners, and drink specials will include fresh squeezed watermelon juice, watermelon mimosas, and watermelon bellinis, all served with the restaurant's regular breakfast-centric menu.

Park Tavern is hosting the "official" AJC Peachtree Road Race After Party on the Southwest Porch. All runners can cool off and rehydrate with Miller 64, and non-runners are invited to join the party. The event begins immediately following the race, and sorry, it's only open to those of legal age to imbibe.

Sprint quickly to the finish line on Thursday, because Ri Ra is giving away 90 pints of beer for just five cents to the first Peachtree Road Race competitors who claim them (maximum of 2 pints per customer). The pub will also be offering 20% off all food, as well as a "build your own" Bloody Mary bar, open to racers and spectators alike.

The new Midtown outpost of Cafe Intermezzo will open at 6 a.m. for all your coffee, breakfast, and pastry needs— regardless of whether or not you plan on burning any calories walking or running the Peachtree.