Climbing

You dine, the restaurant climbs. Climbing on Resy is the only data-driven list powered by your reservations. Consider it a curated guide by locals, for locals.

Restaurants

Noona Meat & Seafood

4.4 (222 reviews)
Steakhouse
$

Duluth
It can be argued that Noona is an essential in Historic Downtown Duluth. The casual but serious-minded destination offers a variety of wood-fired steaks, excellent seafood dishes, a small but mighty wine list, and cocktails ranging from a classic martini to a Japanese old fashioned. What are you waiting for?

The Breakfast Bar

4.3 (1.6K reviews)
American
$

Duluth

Kani House - John's Creek

4.4 (441 reviews)
Japanese
$

Johns Creek

Qiao Lin Hotpot - Atlanta

4.9 (27 reviews)
Asian
$$

Duluth

Hoo Izakaya

4.5 (70 reviews)
Japanese
$

Duluth
This high energy izakaya will seduce you with its spot on interpretations of all your Japanese favorites, including sushi and sashimi, ramen (try the spicy katsu version), chicken karaage, and shrimp tempura. The curated lists of sake and Japanese whisky seal the deal.

Jak Omakase

4.7 (328 reviews)
Japanese
$$
Both upscale and surprisingly affordable, Jak Omakase is a destination for sushi in Duluth, where much of the impeccable seafood is imported from Japan (including premium o-toro and Hokkaido sea urchin). Go for the 12-course lunch ($58) or the 15-course dinner menu ($78).

Jak Handroll Bar

4.8 (124 reviews)
Sushi
$
Because this is Atlanta’s very first hand roll bar, courtesy of the team behind the much-loved Jak Omakase, right next door. Like its sister, the draw at this sleek rooftop spot is the bargain-priced five-course omakase menu, though they’ve also got flexible à la carte options — don’t miss specialties like the “Big Mac,” which comes with Wagyu, uni, and caviar.