Fork & Vine Social

Fork & Vine Social

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Fork & Vine Social runs on a small-plates format designed for the table rather than the individual diner. The menu pulls from a wide range of traditions — Greek-leaning spanakopita, French-style beef tartare, Persian-rooted kebabs, Italian pastas — reworked with its own touches, like sun-dried tomato pesto standing in for basil. An open kitchen sits at the center of the dining room, along with a stocked wine list and a bar built around craft cocktails.

Signature dishes include the Coastal Crab Cakes with tarragon aioli, Tartare de Bœuf Fin with quail egg and chives, and the Joojeh Kebob, a saffron-marinated chicken plate served with basmati rice and tzatziki. Other small plates range from Arancini Da Rosso to Jackfruit Carnitas Tacos and Stir Fried Pork, with entrees like Pan-Seared Airline Chicken and Norwegian Salmon rounding out heartier options. A few staples, including the Caesar dressing and cocktail sauce, are made in house.

The dining room tends to draw a mix of neighborhood regulars and couples settling in for a few hours over wine, with the space filling up without turning chaotic. Since opening, it's built a following in Decatur for its food, service, and atmosphere alike.
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City

Atlanta

Neighborhood

Decatur

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Bar & Grill

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