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Where to eat Fusion food in Athens: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Reviews on Fusion food in Athens, Georgia, United States. In the sweltering Georgia heat, no place is as cool as Athens. This hip college town is home to the University of Georgia, Pulitzer Prize winning authors and famous rock musicians. Explore the downtown area, where Victorian buildings are filled with an eclectic combination of independent coffee shops, restaurants and boutiques. Named "Live Music Central," Athens' busy music venues are known around the world. Check out The 40 Watt Club, where The B-52s and R.E.M got their start.
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1. Taqueria Tsunami
Overall Ratings
4 based on 110 reviews
We take the best flavors from the East and the West to dish up a variety of fusion tacos, salads, appetizers & cocktails in a contemporary setting.
Reviewed By ExpatAgainandAgain
Server was good, food was delivered quickly, place was clean, but the hostess was off. Threw our menu on the floor and generally did not sound like she wanted to be there. The rest of the staff were very good. Bowls were tasty and the tacos we had were full, of a little too full, with maybe a little too much sauce. The price seemed right.
2. The Table Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 50 reviews
The Table Bistro brings seasonal culinary arts that represent a variety of world cuisine
Reviewed By meghantschanz
The food is delicious, try the southern chicken makeover or coconut macadamia fish! Itâs all so good! They outdoor seating and the interior is sleek and modern and well decorated. You leave feeling healthy and happy! And the customer service is great, they brought a bowl of water for our massive dog!
3. Taqueria Tsunami
Overall Ratings
4 based on 69 reviews
We take the best flavors from the Far East and South of the Border to dish up a variety of fusion tacos, salads, appetizers & cocktails in a contemporary setting. We take pride in serving high quality ingredients and making everything in house. Taqueria T
Reviewed By celiaeats
People rave about this place. Everyone I know seems to want to go here for dinner when we go out, but I don't really get why. Their tacos are really just okay (not extremely harmonious flavors and sometimes dry), although there are lots of interesting options. The bowls are fairly small and unimpressive. The menu is fun to read, but the actual food is just eh! Their salsa is not very good and their chips were not salted. HOWEVER, their Asian Nachos are the only truly sublime food item that I've gotten there. DEFINITELY give them a try if you are forced to go- they are very unique. It's a large pile of crispy wontons(?) with delicious saucy barbecue, pico de gallo, and queso on top.
