Domani: The Forever Lasting Tour — Hotels & Tickets

The original wood-fired Neapolitan joint locals swear by — grab a slice off the communal tables and walk to the game, but get there early because the line stacks up fast on Saturdays.

A true Atlanta institution since it took Esquire's Best New Restaurant honors — book a table for the hearth-fired pizzas and charcuterie if you want a proper sit-down before kickoff.

Walk through the giant skull, order a burger and a mountain of tots, and soak up the delightfully irreverent Atlanta character before you head to your seat.

A gloriously gritty blues dive that's been an Atlanta legend since 1972 — go for the live music seven nights a week and cheap cold beer once the crowds clear out.

Enter at the gate assigned to your section and get in early — you'll want to be seated for the Georgia Tech Marching Band's pregame show, which is a whole thing here.

Buy your deck spot in advance through ParkMobile for the lowest price and no gameday scramble — the Centergy Deck's top floor even overlooks the field and it's about an 8-minute walk in.

Tailgating is allowed on campus, but grills are never permitted inside the parking decks and garages — set up in the open lots if you're firing one up.

Open since 1928 and still the unofficial gameday ritual — walk up and holler 'What'll ya have?' for a chili dog and onion rings the way Tech fans have for nearly a century.

Don't be late — the 1930 Ford Model A 'Ramblin' Wreck' leads the team out and the marching band's pregame is pure Georgia Tech, so soak it in from your seat.