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Jennifer Green

Jennifer Green

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Senior Editor, Custom Media, Atlanta Magazine

Atlanta

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Total articles 21

  • Nashville's Choy offers a fresh take on classic Chinese takeout

    By Jennifer Green Verified| Atlanta Magazine Verified Gulf shrimp fried rice at ChoyPhotography by Emily DorioBrian Griffith grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee, where he says Chinese food in the 1990s meant sweet and sour pork or shrimp fried rice that came in waxy takeout boxes. Now, after years of cooking in cities from Copenhagen to San Francisco, the chef has returned to his home state to open Choy, a chic Chinese-American eatery in Nashville designed to evoke mid-20th century Shanghai.

    By Jennifer Green Verified · Atlanta Magazine

    Feb. 18, 2025

  • Opened in 1766, America’s oldest resort is a real winter wonderland

    By Jennifer Green Verified| Atlanta Magazine Verified In 1766—a decade before America’s founding—Captain Thomas Bullitt built the Homestead, an 18-room Shenandoah Valley retreat where visitors could “take the waters.” Holding the title of America’s oldest resort, this Hot Springs, Virginia, grande dame hotel has been in operation for more than 250 years. It was at times a see-and-be-seen destination for the elite.

    By Jennifer Green Verified · Atlanta Magazine

    Feb. 11, 2025

  • Nashville's Choy offers a fresh take on classic Chinese takeout

    By Jennifer Green Verified| Atlanta Magazine Verified Gulf shrimp fried rice at ChoyPhotography by Emily DorioBrian Griffith grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee, where he says Chinese food in the 1990s meant sweet and sour pork or shrimp fried rice that came in waxy takeout boxes. Now, after years of cooking in cities from Copenhagen to San Francisco, the chef has returned to his home state to open Choy, a chic Chinese-American eatery in Nashville designed to evoke mid-20th century Shanghai.

    By Jennifer Green Verified · Atlanta Magazine

    Feb. 18, 2025

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Atlanta Magazine

Atlanta Magazine is a well-established city magazine that has been a key cultural and informational resource for the Atlanta metropolitan area since 1961. Originally founded by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, it has evolved into a nationally recognized publication known for its bold editorial vision and innovative design. The magazine delivers compelling content that helps readers understand Atlanta's cultural, political, and economic landscape. The magazine produces monthly print issues and digital content, featuring long-form journalism, lifestyle articles, and investigative reporting. It also develops custom publications and collaborates with advertisers to create sponsored content, ensuring transparency by clearly labeling these articles. Atlanta Magazine maintains editorial independence, with no influence from advertisers over its content, and covers a wide range of topics, including politics, dining, arts, and urban development. With a legacy of award-winning storytelling, it continues to serve as a trusted resource for Atlanta residents and cultural enthusiasts.

Atlanta, Georgia, United States

+1 404-527-5500

Founded: 1961