Saturday in ATL

Efter en lang og umattende fredag dag, aften (og nat), var vi mildt sagt smadrede da vi vågnede lørdag. 

Vi havde en reservation på SunDial til kl. 12.30, som vi dog heldigvis fik skubbet en time, så vi kunne blive friske ;-)

SunDial er hotel WestInn's restaurent som ligger på 72. etage i den højeste hotelbygning i den vestlige del af verden - og så drejer den rundt! - restaurenten altså.. 

Så i løbet af en time, når man altså at have udsigten af Atlanta fra alle vinkler :-) 

Maden var heller ikke helt tosset, og eftersom vi kom til frokost var det heller ikke specielt dyrt. 

Om eftermiddagen gjorde vi et forsøg på at tage ud og shoppe, men måtte erkende nederlag til behovet for en lur inden lørdag aften. 

Da vi havde fået sovet og igen fået appetit, tog vi ud for at finde noget god sushi (det må man da kunne finde i en stor by som Atlanta). 

Vi fandt sushi, men det var altså desværre ikke helt ligeså godt som prisen - det lader til at sushi ikke så populært her i syden, som det er derhjemme... 

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After a long Friday afternoon, evening (and night), we were mildly exhausted when we woke up Saturday.

We had a reservation at the SunDial at 12.30, which we managed to push for another hour to actually get ready for it ;-)

SunDial is the restaurant at Hotel WestInn. It is located at the 72nd floor of the highest hotel building in the Western hemisphere - and it spins! - the restaurant that is..

So in one hour, you get to see Atlanta from every point of view :-)

The food was also quite nice, and since we were there for lunch it wasn't too expensive either. 

In the afternoon we made an attempt to do some shopping, but had to quickly accept defeat as we simply needed to take a nap before Saturday night arrived. 

After sleeping and regaining our appetite, we headed out to find some good sushi (in a big city like Atlanta, they must have good sushi!)

We did find sushi, but unfortunately it was not as good as the price they wanted for it - it seems like sushi is just not as big a thing here in the South as it is back home...