Two days, one very happy appetite. Johns Creek may be one of metro Atlanta’s youngest cities, but with more than 125 restaurants spanning 25-plus countries, it eats like a seasoned pro. Here’s how to spend a delicious weekend, from the very first bite to the last.

Check in and settle in

Drop your bags at one of Johns Creek’s three hotels, the Hilton Garden Inn, Hyatt Place, or Hampton Inn & Suites, then get ready for a weekend of very good eating.

6:00 PM: Kick things off with a slice

Open the weekend with a classic New York slice at Romeo’s New York Pizza. It’s an easy, crowd-pleasing first night that leaves plenty of appetite for the days ahead.

8:30 PM: Dessert is non-negotiable

Always save room. Head to Belen de la Cruz Empanadas & Pastries for Argentinian dulce de leche treats, alfajores, and flaky pastries, the perfect sweet end to your first night.

9:00 AM: Breakfast worth waking up early for

Start at Hen Mother Cookhouse, a Michelin-recommended, from-scratch breakfast and brunch spot. Order the biscuits and a cup of coffee you’ll want a refill of.

1:00 PM: Eat your way around the world

This is where Johns Creek really shines. With flavors from more than 25 countries, lunch is your passport: authentic North Indian at Bombay Flames, rich Ethiopian plates at Ethiopiques Cafe & Restaurant, Chinese classics at YiFan Restaurant & Event Center, fragrant, herby Persian at Persian Basket Kitchen & Bar, or crave-worthy street tacos at Beto’s Tacos. Whatever you’re craving, it’s here.

4:00 PM: Coffee and a photo op

Regroup at Arwa Specialty Coffee, a beautiful newcomer to Johns Creek with a shop as photogenic as its espresso. Order a perfectly pulled latte, snag a table, and get the shot for the feed before the evening’s main event.

7:30 PM: The big dinner

Make it count with warm, bustling Italian at Sugo Restaurant or Trattoria one•41, seaside Greek at Santorini Greek Restaurant, or a proper steak at Stoney River Steakhouse. Reserve ahead; the good tables go fast on weekends.

9:30 PM: One more sweet finish

End the night the only way that makes sense: dessert. Try a Persian treat at Rose Valley Sweets.

10:00 AM: One last sweet stop

Send yourself off with a dozen from Sarah Donuts, warm, fresh, and made for the road. Grab a box to take home, because a weekend this delicious deserves a sweet encore on the drive back.

Good to know: The City of Johns Creek Summer Concert Series at Newtown Park and the Boardwalk at Town Center brings out food trucks and live music on select summer evenings. Hours and menus change seasonally, so check ahead and reserve for dinner.