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A Walk Down UPTOWN Main Street

Step off the train at Resurgens Center at UPTOWN and a short walk puts you on Main Street NE, a growing strip of neighborhood dining and everyday stops between the station and the campus towers.

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UPTOWN Main Street · Photo: Urbanize Atlanta / contributed (2024)

Step off the train at Resurgens Center at UPTOWN and a short walk puts you on Main Street NE, a growing strip of neighborhood dining and everyday stops between the station and the campus towers.

Within a few doors you will find Bene Korean BBQ at 555 Main St NE, 26 Thai Kitchen & Bar at 541 Main St NE, White Windmill Bakery & Cafe at 562 Main St NE and Sugarcoat Nail Bar at 552 Main St NE — easy to combine into one unhurried afternoon.

A simple plan: coffee and a pastry to start, a manicure or a stroll, then a shared dinner before catching the train home. Every one of these places is in the ATL Lindbergh directory, where you can save them or add them to a group outing.

Hours, menus and reservations change, so confirm details with each business before you go.

Addresses are from each business's published listing in the ATL Lindbergh directory.

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