ATLANTA -- Eater.com has compiled a list of what the food website says are must-try items for residents and out-of-town guests.

"From frozen pops to double-decker burgers, relatively new to old standbys, these are the 25 most iconic dishes in the city," the website says.

The list features, in alphabetical order by restaurant:

Inferno
Ammazza, 591 Edgewood Avenue
A pizza with "spicy sopressata, house mozzarella, calabria peppers and basil"

Ghetto Burger
Ann's Snack Bar, 1615 Memorial Drive
Eater.com describes the dish as "a double cheeseburger with bacon, grilled onions, ketchup, mustand and chili"

(WXIA) -- Metro Atlanta's unemployment rate went unchanged last month. The rate was 6.4 in December 2014, the same as it was in November 2014. It was 6.8 percent in December 2013.

Cobb County's December unemployment rate was 5.9 percent.

While the unemployment rate didn't budge, the Atlanta area gained 64,700 jobs last year, the largest December-to-December job growth in nearly 10 years. Georgia Labor Commissioner Mark Butler said many of the new positions were in trade and transportation; business services; leisure and hospitality; financial services; manufacturing; education and health care; government; and construction.

Butler said Georgia has been in the top 10 states for job creation every month since October 2012.

Metro Athens had Georgia's lowest December unemployment rate, at 4.9 percent. The Heart of Georgia-Altamaha region had the highest, at 8.8 percent.

ATLANTA -- Rigoletto, the next production in the Atlanta Opera's 2014-15 season, will begin its run at the end of February.

The opera -- a staple for most companies -- tells the story of hunchback jester Rigoletto, who hopes to protect his daughter Gilda from the Duke of Mantua, a man she grows to love.

Rigoletto was last performed by the Atlanta Opera in 2000. The new production will feature in-demand baritone Todd Thomas in the title role, up-and-coming soprano Nadine Sierra as Gilda and Atlanta native Morris Robinson as assassin Sparafucile.

The Atlanta Opera will perform Rigoletto on Feb. 28 and Mar. 3, 6 and 8. Tickets range in price from $26 to $137 and can be purchased at atlantaopera.org.