Can you tell me which are the top 10 attractions and the best 10 Restaurants in Atlanta, GA? ?

Thank you in Advance!

Restaurants -
1. Bones
2. Canoe
3. Capital Grille
4. Fogo de Chao
5. Atlanta Fish Market
6. Scalini's
7. Paul's
8. 5 Seasons Brewing
9. Fado's
10. Georgia Grille

Attractions-
1. Oakland Cemetery
2. World of Coca-Cola
3. Six Flags Over Georgia
4. Georgia Aquarium
5. High Museum of Art
6. Atlanta History Center
7. Zoo Atlanta
8. Atlanta Botanical Gardens
9. Fernbank Science Museum
10. Stone Mountain

Only a few downtown if you are willing to travel to the burbs the possibilties are endless

Attractions
Atlanta Thrashers game
Lake Lanier
Georgia Aquarium
Atlanta Toy Mueseum
Stone Mountain
Kennesaw Mountain
Imax Theatre at Mall of Georgia
Fox Theatre
New Indoor skiing in Dawsonville When ever it opens


Resturaunts
Bones
Chops
Atlanta Fish Market
Polaris
Ted Montana Grill
Brookwood grill
Flying Biscuit
Dantes
Jillians
local mom and pops scattered through out

If you want to see Lake Lanier you better hurry see article below

Okay... I've lived here all my life and here's my list:

Attractions:

1. Georgia Aquarium- It is absolutely stunning. There's a three story glass tank that you can just sit in front of and watch literally thousands of different kinds of fish--from sharks to whales to other creatures swim by. There's so many exhibits with jelly fish, penguins, and otters. A lot of fun!
2. The Museum of High Art- a lot of fun, great tours, and some really fantastic art.
3. Stone Mountain- It's like a mini-Mount Rushmore. You can take a little trolly to the top--where you can see the whole state. It's beautiful. Plus there's some shops and a lake you can ride paddle boats in.
4. Mall of Georgia- It's the largest mall in the south east. If you like shopping, this is where you need to go. My favorite store is the "as seen on TV" place. I've been numerous times and still haven't seen the whole thing. It also has a huge IMAX theater.
5. Six Flags Over Georgia- If you like theme parks, this is the place--it's a small park packed with loads of rides... which means less walking. Though, I personally prefer White Water, which is just next door.
6. CNN studio- Okay, it sounds boring, but really--it's a lot of fun. And, it's in the heart of downtown. You can go on and tour the live set and they'll even let you play with the weather TV (if you wear blue, you'll be invisible!). Atlanta is also home to the Weather Channel and TBS. They also have tours.
7. The Atlanta Botanical Gardens- So much fun--full of pretty flowers and butterflies. Plus, my favorite professor from NC State works there now--just as a side. It's really beautiful and makes you want to go home and garden.
8. Centennial Olympic Park- Great place to visit. It's also in the heart of Atlanta and was built for the 96 Olympics. It's got water fountains and with water shows every half hour. It's also really pretty at night.
9. The Mayfield Farm- It's not exactly in Atlanta--just outside but it's a great tour and you get free ice cream at the end. There's also a Chateau not too far, if you prefer wine over ice cream.
10. The Cabbage Patch Farm- If you have a little girl, you've got to go here. It's Helen, GA's only claim to fame. You can take a tour of the Cabbage Patch museum and even watch a live birth (don't worry, it's G rated).

Restaurants:

1. The Sun Dial- If you're in Atlanta, you have to eat here. Make reservations! It's on the top floor of the Westin building and the whole restaurant spins in a circle so you get a full view of the whole city. You should go at around sunset. It's simply beautiful. The food is great, too. Expect to spend around $40 a plate.
2. Raja. It's my favorite indian place. The food is fantastic at a good price. Probably about $15 a head.
3. Bone's is the Atlanta hotspot. I personally don't get it. It's an upscale Steakhouse--but in my opinion, nothing special for the price. Still... it's where EVERYONE goes. It's worth a try as I'm the only one complaining.
4. The Varsity- again, everyone rants and raves about it and it's an Atlanta staple. I don't see the appeal. It's a cheap burger place. Worth trying once!
5. For good measure, I think you should go to The Atlanta Bread Company. It's affordable bistro style food. I suggest you get the chicken salad sandwich and the chicken tortilla soup! Yum! $8/plate
6. Bacchanalia. Want some upscale dining? Be ready to spend over $50 a head--but I think this one was rated number one in the state in a number of magazines. Really ritsy, dress up kind of dinner.
7. Nan Thai- affordable. You come here for the presentation and the food. Everything else is great, too, but the presentation is phenominal.
8. Chops and Lobster Bar- this is popular among the wealthy of Buckhead. And the food is fantastic--at a price. Expect to spend about $30. It's really good though, and well worth it.
9. Watershed- If you want some good southern food, this is the place to be. Affordable, delicious--and a one of my favorites.
10. This is my last one, so I'm gonna make it good: Rolling Bones BBQ. Cheap, quality, Atlanta BBQ. It's absolutely the best food in town! Go forth, eat, and be merry.

Good luck! And welcome to my city.