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Farm to School Fall Dine-Out
November 15, 2023
Treat yourself to a meal out on November 15, 2023! Wylde Center’s Farm to School Program will be hosting a fall dine-out featuring 21 of our favorite local restaurants. Each of these restaurants has generously agreed to donate a portion of their proceeds on November 15 to Decatur Farm to School. This fundraiser helps support Farm to School Programs in Decatur including mini garden grants, garden education, and school garden maintenance. All you have to do is eat a delicious meal! Take out is also included in this fundraiser.
Wylde Center’s Fall Dine-Out features some of the best that Decatur has to offer with choices ranging from casual to fine dining and everything in between. Participating restaurants are a mixture of cultural influences reflective of our neighborhood with a common mission of supporting the community. It truly does take a village. Note that some of these restaurants will probably need a reservation.
Arepa Mia — Recently named a Michelin Guide recommended restaurant, Arepa Mia is known for 100% gluten-free and organic areas, cachacas and more.
B-Side — Brought to you by The Deer and Dove, the B-Side offers bagels, soups and salads along with breakfast pastries. Great for on the go or dining-in with a cup of coffee.
Boho 115 — The latest addition to Decatur’s booming restaurant scene, Boho 115 features coastal Latin cuisine with plenty of small plates and pitchers of sangria.
The Brick Store — Named the best craft beer bar in America, they also have an upstairs room dedicated to Belgian beers. No tvs, just good food, conversation and service.
The Deer and The Dove — Named James Beard best Chef in the Southeast (Terry Koval) and recipient of a Michelin star, this restaurant has elevated Decatur dining to new heights while still retaining its neighborhood vibe.
Ford’s BBQ — BBQ with a Mexican twist. All the bbq standards plus tacos and from-scratch sides. They also offer whole smoked turkeys for Thanksgiving or any time.
The Imperial — This neighborhood stalwart is a longtime favorite for burgers, sandwiches and wings in a casual atmosphere.
Kimball House — Recently named a Michelin Guide recommended restaurant, Kimball House is also a James Beard Award recipient. Known for their oysters and outstanding cocktail service and an elegant, but fun atmosphere.
La Chiquada’s — La Chiquada’s is a Mexi- Cali restaurant open breakfast through dinner aimed at creating a gathering space for the community.
Leon’s Full Service — Housed in a renovated garage, Leon’s serves elevated American fare and cocktails.
Marlay House — Decatur’s only Irish pub offering everything you would expect in a pub and more including a parking lot (rare for Decatur!)
Mezcalitos — A family friendly Mexican restaurant where every day feels like a holiday.
Oakhurst Market — How did we live without it? Weekly suppers, prepared foods, sandwiches, a great wine selection and cheeses. Ice cream too!
My Parent’s Basement — Combination full service restaurant, comic book store with arcade games, My Parent’s Basement is a great spot for the kid in all of us.
Raging Burrito — Serving a unique, eclectic menu inspired by the owner’s travels backpacking through Asia, Australia, & Mexico on a tiny budget , Raging Burrito has a great patio to boot!
Steinbeck’s — Not your average pub food. Steinbeck’s hasa menu that is unique and delicious in a cozy atmosphere.
Sweet Auburn BBQ — Nouveau-rustic outpost serving smoked meats & sides with eclectic touches, Sweet Auburn also serves inventive cocktails.
Thinking Man’s Tavern —Pub fare & craft beers provide fuel for board games, trivia, darts & more in a low-key hangout. Thinking Man’s Tavern won first place in the Cabbagetown Chili Cook off this fall!
Tio Luchos — A focus on shareable seafood, meat and side dishes using seasonal ingredients sourced locally and imported from Peru, Tio Luchos has a laid back, family friendly atmosphere.
Universal Joint — Gas station turned neighborhood pub, Universal Joint offers rotating beers on tap plus a patio for people-watching.