Quick Bites for July 23: Nick’s Food To Go owner dies, Anne Quatrano opens new restaurant, a Danish bakery in Midtown, Medieval Christmas in July

Summary by The Atlanta Editorial Desk · Based on reporting by Beth McKibben, Rough Draft Atlanta (intown neighborhoods) · July 23, 2026 · 6 min read

In this week’s Quick Bites, get updates on several new restaurant openings, along with a few upcoming restaurants just announced. We also share sad news on the passing of Nick Poulos, the owner of beloved Greek takeout spot Nick’s Food To Go. And you’ll find details on food and dining events to a...

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The passing of Nick Poulos, owner of Nick's Food To Go, will be felt deeply in the community, where his Greek takeout spot has been a staple. As new restaurants open, including Anne Quatrano's latest venture and a Danish bakery in Midtown, it's a reminder that the Atlanta dining scene is constantly evolving. The upcoming Buckhead Restaurant Week and Medieval Christmas party in Poncey-Highland will bring residents together to celebrate the city's culinary offerings. However, the loss of a beloved business owner like Poulos highlights the importance of supporting local establishments and the people behind them. As the city continues to grow and new businesses emerge, it's crucial to acknowledge the contributions of long-time owners like Poulos, who have helped shape the character of Atlanta's neighborhoods. His legacy will likely continue to be felt through the loyal customer base he built over the years.

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Category: business · Published: July 23, 2026 · Source: Rough Draft Atlanta (intown neighborhoods) · Reading time: 6 min

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Quick Bites for July 23: Nick’s Food To Go owner dies, Anne Quatrano opens new restaurant, a Danish bakery in Midtown, Medieval Christmas in July

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