Restaurants in Athens

Patrons may pay the difference for entree orders exceeding $28.

Drinking wine out of a lousy wine glass inhibits graceful wine-swirling, blocks aroma diffusion, and is grounds for divorce in 48 states. That's why the fermented-grape experts at Vinocity serve their more than 70 reds, rosés, whites, and sparkling wines in Riedel stemware. The lavish Kirkwood restaurant and wine bar boasts more than great wine: its got 12 beers on draft, 50 by the bottle, and eight types of hypnosis. Follow @Groupon_Says on Twitter.

For more than two decades, American Roadhouse has crafted classic diner meals from fresh ingredients and carefully guarded special recipes. Burgers decorate patties with toppings such as sautéed mushrooms and blue cheese, and the B.L.A.T. sandwich adds ripe avocado to the usual BLT lineup of bacon, lettuce, and ketchup packets with a handwritten apology note. Today, a second location in the Pencil Factory Lofts spreads the Roadhouse’s edible gospel to new mouths, tacking on a private dining room and outdoor seating for diners who want a sunny spot to undergo photosynthesis during dinner.

One should live to eat, not vice-versa. The inexpensive and deliciously prepared food from Dinner A'Fare will ensure that you live to relish your meals. With today's Groupon, $45 gets you six tasty, home-cooked meals (each serving three people) from Dinner A’Fare. That's half off a $90 value, and just $2.50 per meal per person—pretty much cheaper than any meal you can assemble from store-bought ingredients, without all of the mulling around in the spice aisle, sobbing over chopped onions, scrubbing burnt rice off pans, and bleaching the mixing spoon.

The best part of getting amazing pizza for 60% off is being able to stock up on versatile circular shapes. Pizza—a round bread disc covered with tomato sauce, melted cheese, and edible toppings—is typically reserved for consumption, but with today's deep discount, feel free to grab enough pizzas to use for all your circle needs, including:

Today's Groupon gets you $35 worth of Mediterranean fare for $15 at Zaya, the Inman Park restaurant known for their signature ashta, a traditional Lebanese dessert made from rose water and orange blossom custard in a philo purse, topped with pistachios and syrup. Zaya serves authentic Lebanese plates with influences from France, Italy, Morocco, and Greece. The dinner menu has baba ghanuj, falafel, hummos, kabobs, Sambousek (meat pies), and rack of lamb (click here to see the brunch menu and here for lunch). Zaya also has a full bar: Stella, Blue Moon, Abita Amber, and Sweetwater 420 are on tap, and there are more than 50 wines available (including dessert ports).