Haute Top 5: Best Spots to Grab Poke in Atlanta in 2017

Try it your way at this Sandy Springs hotspot and the first of its kind to hit Atlanta. The restaurant which hails from California, opened up this great place last year and it's been packed ever since. Get in line and design your own style poke. Start with rice, pick your protein, like spicy tuna or octopus, then mix in your choice of seaweed salad or edamame and some soy sauce, or another one of their famous sauces and voila. Poke-just the way you like it.

Serving up delicious Hawaiian poké made using only the highest-quality, sustainably sourced fish. Brought to you by the creators of Atlanta's popular restaurant DUA Vietnamese Noodle Soup, each poké bowl is customized to your liking and comes packed with fresh flavor.

Lunch time foodies flock to this East Atlanta spot for a healthy and satisfying serving of Poke bowls and sushi burritos in varieties such as the Demogorgon, a mix of spicy tuna, lettuce, cabbage, cucumber, tempura flakes, eel sauce and spicy mayo. Like most poke bowl places, you can customize your creation to your liking. Poke Burri is located inside We Suki Suki, a Global Grub Collective.

Sushi Burrito and Bowl. BoruBoru Sushi specializes in sushi bowls, poke bowls and sushi burritos in a delicious way. Check out their signature Poke bowl, BoruBoru Style which features masago, toasted almonds, nori, avocado, pickled red onion, scallion, pickled jalapeno, crispy fried onion, cucumber, edamame beans and choice of octopus, salmon or tuna.

Head to this Ponce City Market fresh fish spot for their amazing fish dishes and specials including some can't-miss poke concoctions. W. H. Stiles Fish Camp was opened by Atlanta restaurateur and culinary genius Anne Quatrano in 2015.