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Mike Jordan

Mike Jordan is a journalist, editor, copywriter and content specialist based in East Point, Georgia, which is basically Atlanta but whatever. He was Thrillist Atlanta's founding editor, and has worked with Cumulus Media, Chick-Fil-A, LaFace Records, Arista Records, Motown Records, CNN, The Huntsville Times, Radio One, News One, and InterContinental Hotels Group.

Articles by Mike

Where To Eat In Atlanta Right Now

With all the problems that COVID-19 has brought to Atlanta’s dining scene -- and there are more than we even know at this point -- there is at least one bright spot.

By Mike Jordan

By Multiple Authors

Best Burgers in Atlanta You Can Order For Takeout and Delivery

Get your burger fix.

By Multiple Authors

11 Atlanta Things We Can’t Wait to Do When Quarantine is Over

Can’t wait to cruise the Beltline and dance to our favorite DJs.

By Mike Jordan

The Best Atlanta Brunches You Can Enjoy From Home

You’ve surely noticed that restaurants aren’t operating normally right now, as coronavirus is still pretty much everywhere.

By Mike Jordan

By Multiple Authors

The Best Atlanta Mexican Restaurants You Can Enjoy From Home

It’s margarita season.

By Multiple Authors

How You Can Support Atlanta Restaurants During COVID-19

Without sacrificing social distancing.

By Mike Jordan

Key to the City

Ponce City Market Is a Must-Visit Atlanta Landmark, If You Do It Right

Ponce City Market is what locals call “new Atlanta.”

By Mike Jordan

The Best Ramen in Atlanta

The perfect cold-weather meal.

By Mike Jordan

Vegetarian and Vegan Restaurants in Atlanta We Actually Love

Your body will thank you.

By Mike Jordan

By Multiple Authors

The Best Cocktail Bars in Atlanta

Gone are the days when you found drinks with Midori on the menu at Atlanta’s cocktail bars.

By Multiple Authors

Beverage Director

The Best Bars in Atlanta Right Now

The bar scene in Atlanta has gone from mostly nightclubs to craft cocktails, Great Gatsby overload, locals-only dives, the cigar aficionado’s scene, and secretive spots where you need knowledge of hidden doors.

By Mike Jordan

Where to Eat Thanksgiving Dinner in Atlanta

Perhaps it’s because Thanksgiving is coming later in the month, but this year many of us here in Atlanta didn’t make plans until, well, right now.

By Mike Jordan