Food and Restaurants

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For more detail, visit the D*C Restaurant Guide (hosted via LJ here, updated for 2008.)

Bring Your Own

Protein bars are the easiest and cheapest way to fuel your metabolism through con, but chances are you'll probably tire of them pretty quickly. Mini-fridges are few and far between, so think of other non-perishables:

Protein bars
Energy shakes
Whole fruit (bananas, apples, etc.)
Fruit cups

Another option is to bring a cooler, or if you're traveling by plane, purchase one once you arrive in Atlanta (the disposable Styrofoam kind might be your cheapest option, albeit not environmentally friendly.) Ice is generally free at any hotel.

Food Court

Located inside Peachtree Center ,between the Marriott and the Hyatt, and accessabile by the habitrail. Standard fast food fare, standard fast food prices.

http://www.peachtreecenter.com/Mall%20-%20Shopping&Dining.htm

Café du Jour
Caribou Coffee
Checker's
Chick-fil-A
Dairy Queen
Farmer's Basket
Great American Cookies
Great Wraps
J. Brenner’s Grill
Kameel’s Café
Malibu Wings
Moe's Southwest Grill
My Friend's Place
Noodle Café
Oriental Express
Roman Delight Pizza
Subway
Tropical Cajun
Willy's Mexicana Grill
Yami Yami

NOTE: The selection may change as franchises come and go.

Hotel Restaurants

The hotels contain cafés where coffee and food can be bought (including Starbucks at the Marriott), but are more expensive than the food court. There are also a range of sit-down restaurants.

Hilton

Restaurant Details from Official site