Atlanta

It's on the pricey side, but back when i lived there over ten years ago, Cafe Sunflower was great: http://www.cafesunflower.com/index.shtml

It was definitely the Brick Store. Lots of good beers on tap, casks of stuff upstairs, and the owner ended up giving us a tour of the aging room upstairs. This was my first time really being anywhere in the South and it was funny how the "people are friendly" stereotype seemed to be pretty true.

And I think it was the Highland Bakery - the one on Highland near Sampson, according to maps? I went there and liked it enough to go back the next day, place was pretty great.

Mostly I spent my time driving around the city with OutKast lyrics running through my head and listening the rap station playing "6 Foot 7" every other song with commercials for amateur night at the strip club in between.