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The Best Mid-Range Restaurants in Atlanta

Visitors are drawn to Atlanta for many reasons. Sports fans will flock to Atlanta to catch a game at Turner Field. Others are drawn to the nationally recognized Georgia Aquarium. Still some are just in town briefly for a business meeting. Whatever the reason for their travel, visitors can rest assured that Atlanta has its share of affordable upscale dining options.

Agave
- Located in the resurgent Cabbagetown neighborhood, Agave is in the heart of the community at the historic Cotton Mill general store building. Named for the plant which tequila is derived from, the bar features nearly 100 different tequilas to sample. You will find familiar brands like Patron as well as harder to fine tequilas like Centenario Selection Anejo or Frida Kahlo Silver.
  
  The food is also remarkable, as you might expect from an establishment that has been named Best Southwestern Restaurant in several local publications. Owing this honor to dishes like the New Mexican rack of lamb which is served with a red chile puree and corn relish. Other inventive options are the spicy tequila anejo shrimp, which are sauteed with a lime-tequila cream sauce and jalapeno grits.
  
  Agave
  
  242 Boulevard SE
  
  Atlanta, GA
  
  (404) 588-0006
  
  agaverestaurant.com
Eclipse Di Luna
- If you are in the mood for a "small plates" meal in lively atmosphere, consider Eclipse Di Luna for Spanish inspired tapas. A favorite for with people who want to try a little of everything or just enjoy a meal meant for sharing, tapas let you sample multiple smaller portion meals at an affordable price. So order the Platanos Fritos (fried plantains with truffle honey,) Tameles de Pato (duck tamales) and Paella del Dia (traditional Spanish style paella.) If your party wants more, order a second round or something completely different.
  
  Eclipse Di Luna
  
  764 Miami Circle NE, Ste 138
  
  Atlanta, GA 30324
  
  (404) 846-0449
  
  eclipsediluna.com
Canoe
- Popular for its take on New American cuisine and seafood, Canoe has been inducted into the Nation's Restaurant News' 2005 fine dining hall of fame and voted best view by Atlanta Magazine. Despite these awards, Canoe is still affordable with most diner entrees between $15 and $25. This includes the slow roasted Caroline rabbit which is served with Swiss chard-bacon ravioli and the unique Duck 'n Beef Burger topped with a fried egg and pickled cabbage.
  
  To complement your meal is a constantly changing wine lists with hundreds of selections to choose from. Many vintages are available by the glass or half bottle as well. Canoe is open for lunch and diner. Reservations are suggested and credit cards are welcome.
  
  Canoe
  
  4199 Paces Ferry Road, NW
  
  Atlanta, GA
  
  (770) 432-2663
  
  canoeatl.com