Such a great time here! There is plenty of street parking throughout the nearby neighborhood. The…read morerestaurant itself is very small, with a few tables available outside and a few more available inside. The staff is so friendly & welcoming. And the food is delicious! You can tell that there was a lot of love and thought when creating this restaurant. The chicken inasal stole the show for me. We also enjoyed the adobo, lechon, and lumpia. Will definitely return!

I was really looking forward to top of year after seeing it on the Michelin guide. I haven't been…read moreto a lot of upscale Filipino restaurants, the last being one in Seattle that really flew me away. Unfortunately this restaurant didn't have as expensive of a menu as it had in years past. Specifically, they weren't serving garlic rice when I visited. We got a barbecue platter with chicken and ribs, and the flavor was good with good quality meat, it didn't remind me of the Filipino cooking that I love. Service was wonderful, and the little restaurant is adorable. I hope they expand their menu and lean a little deeper into authentic Filipino flavors.

I lived by this place for years and never went. And then one day I decided to stop in. The vibe is…read morevery casual Hawaiian tiki type decor. Both the older gentleman and woman are friendly. I got the beef, katsu chicken, and BBQ chicken. It came with rice, cabbage and Mac. The Mac definitely is the show stopper here. I started getting a double scoop because it's just that good. Definitely would recommend this place!

Good food, great value! Waikikie is a small restaurant that offers a variety of combos and lunch…read morespecials at a great price. The portion size is quite large for the cost - pretty value! I enjoyed my chicken combo, especially the katsu. The bbq chicken was okay, but I definitely needed to add sauce on the back end to make it more flavorful. The staff was friendly and welcoming to our large party! Even though we all individually ordered at the counter at separate times, they were smart and waited for all the orders to be in before making any of our food. This ensured that the first person that ordered wouldn't have gotten their food before our last person arrived and ordered. Small parking lot, so think about carpooling if you're coming with several people. Overall, solid place for a casual, value meal with plenty of offerings! Will definitely be back to try other things.

Claire's delivers Filipino baked goods from a newish pop-up location on Edgewood. You might…read morerecognize her label as she supplies baked goods in several retailers across the South. Such locations in GA include Manila Mart (Doraville), Kuya Express (Duluth), Oriental Marketplace (Newnan), Fooks (Athens), & Salo Salo (Morrow). Not to mention she also supplies across state lines in Greenville, Charlotte, Chattanooga, and Rainbow City. It's a real treat to be able procure her baked goods at this new location. My favorites are the hopia and ensaymada. She also puts out other items off-menu. We've been graced to add on cookies, brownies, and turon as we're checking out. Go check out her resident pop-up location and get you some delicious baked goods!

I came here by accident as I was travelling with a friend looking for a specific noodle. Anyway it…read moreis a small location and not super tidy, but they have a VERY impressive selection of items. The staff was extremely helpful and welcoming. I tried a few snacks and found seasoning that I needed for my ramen! I will return. I also appreciate the labels of most products including an English sticker of ingredients. Having food allergies makes international shopping limiting.

Comprehensive selection of Asian cooking staples with an abundance of choices to suit your…read morepreference. Frozen, refrigerated options also. Snack food? You have an aisle of it every flavored crisp (potato chip), cracker, Pocky, chocolate, sweet, hard candy. Knife cut noodles? There's a range to choose from. Chili crisp? Which brand do you prefer? It's most likely there. Curry spices? They have that as well. Perhaps you need a new wok? Dishes? Saki cups? Tea or coffee? An entire aisle devoted to teas, whole dried herbs or flowers to bagged- organic American brands to global imports. Curry pastes, congee, miso, dumplings, spice blends, soup & meal starters- got the picture? Plus some Costco overstock, imported British staples, Asian shampoo, soap, detergent, hand-washing tubs, LED bulbs-- and assorted clothing and bags. Oh, and I feel obliged to reveal they have Cafe du Monde expresso, but please leave some for me. Prices are fair, also. The staff is helpful- you may even get a few spontaneous recipes.

This venue is tucked away in the corner of a neighborhood. It has one of the worst parking lots to…read moreget into and it is hard to get out. We don't choose places to eat based on parking lots. The staff was really nice. I ordered the Salmon taco, Brisket taco, and Double Patty Burger. The tacos had a surprising amount of protein and was large. There was not much taste. I added some avocado verde sauce at home and it was the best tacos I have had all year. The double burger is dense and tastes fresh. The freshness of the burger really sets it apart from other burgers. The price is very inexpensive. This place is no frills and all about value. I could see myself coming here again but getting it to-go and having sauces and extra toppings at home.

When someone call you to talk to you about incident you better customer service skills, not…read moreshouting, yelling, trying to intimidating and gaslighting the situation!! Take accountability, apologize and make the situation right!! Which your business didn't, if you been a bit more compassionate and empathetic about me finding that nasty chewing in my 10 pcs smoked chicken wing plate. I wouldn't be making these terrible reviews about this restaurant!!!

Catered and ran our concession for a 10 week show at a movie studio in Decatur. Food was great,…read morestaff was punctual, pleasant and endlessly helpful. Chef Michael was great, Tanya was on top of it. Can't say enough about them.

Badda Bing catered a garden party for 50 in our backyard on a Saturday afternoon. once we settled…read moreon a menu (finger foods primarily) everything was wonderful. Mini crab cakes, mini pastry shells with Brie and raspberries, bruschettas with pimiento cheese and olive tapenade. crackers and cheeses, seasoned nuts. individual desserts of key lime pie and chocolate mousse in little cups, and gluten free chocolate cookies. Badda Bing made many accommodations to our gluten free guest of honor. their server was extremely personable and moved foods from the fridge to the patio in a timely manner, keeping an eye on the temperature and sunshine. we provided the tables, cloths, cups, plates, napkins, ice and coolers, and all the beverages. we recommend them for whatever event you are planning. (by the way, the negative review on the side is not for Badda Bing the caterers)

Food: Epic Service: outstanding…read moreAmbiance. Exactly what it should be. Shout out to Tara for thinking outside the box and seating us. And the tight 4 minutes on family. Order the: brisket, mac and cheese, coleslaw.

Went to Fox Bros for lunch while a family outing and at first I was confused where the entrance was…read moresince the parking lot is to the side of the building. We luckily found parking and were happy to get into an air conditioned space. The inside of Fox Bros is very much like a college bar. There are a bunch of memorabilia and different areas to sit. What we found pretty cool was how the cooks/chefs come out and serve your hot plate at your seat. That gesture is a nice touch to the presentation. The ribs fell off the bone which of course is very nice. I enjoyed their mac& cheese and potato salad. I don't recall my exact order but within the menu they offer to mix and match the various dishes. My boyfriend had collard greens with his mix and match. It was our first time having collard greens & we were not disappointed!

We've been fans of Anthony since his days as "Pare Baked Goods". We got sucked in with his Ube…read morecheescake. Then the pandesal. Now the shortbread cookies. Seven Fingers has continued to explore Filipino flavors and delight the palate with his masterpieces. It's always a treat to find his cookies at the register when we're getting boba at Rebel Teahouse. We've caught him at a few of his pop-ups. He's filled an order for a party. Seven Fingers has certainly become a staple to our regular eats around Atlanta. Most recently, he has started to venture into savory menu offerings. While I wasn't able to give that a try when he popped up at Little Cottage, I was intrigued to hear the story of how he continues to evolve his repertoire. It truly does show his dedication to the craft.

Convenient to office when you're wanting to get out and think you're going to try something…read moredifferent. Sometimes there plenty of trucks to consider. However, not of late. Plan to spend at least $8 for lunch. My usual go to trucks are Mix'd Burgers, Seven Seas and Gekko isn't too bad either. What I like: Mix'd Up: Rockin Hero burger with extra Tzatziki sauce. (Lamb burger) $8.00. Mix'd Up : Sante Fe burger. Which is a black bean burger for the Veg heads or if you just love black beans like I do. $7 or $8....cant remember. It's only a dollar, go ahead....splurge a little. Lol Moving on...... Seven Seas: lamb gryro with loaded fries. It's worth every $12. The fries are loaded with feta and tzatziki sauce. Other than this.....like ordering from here Especially when I get to see the Owner's dreamy eyes. He's so handsome! (I can dream, right?) Gekko: Only been once. I tried a shrimp teriyaki bento box. It was filling and I think I spent somewhere between $12 to $15. Will probably try again one day. Well that's my long awaited review of Food Truck Thursday corner of 12th Street & Peachtree Street. Landmarks are STK restaurant and Bank of America...and obviously you shouldnt miss the Food Trucks.

If you don't want to spend most of your lunch hour standing in line, best time to go is 11:00 - and…read moreI heard after 1:00. We arrived today just after 11, and the line for Yumbii was reasonable and there were almost no lines at the other food trucks. Last week, we arrived after 11:30 and the lines were miserably long - at least 30-40 minutes for Sweet Auburn BBQ just to place an order, and then maybe another 10-15 minutes for the food. Honestly, the food wasn't worth the wait. I guess there's this expectation that street food is supposed to be unique - something I can't find at the everyday restaurant. And isn't street food supposed to be cheap - like average $5. But I still made the decision to try Sweet Auburn BBQ b/c I was so drawn to the smell of smoking meat. And maybe psychologically I was drawn b/c it had the 2nd longest line so maybe the food is really good. I got the $8 plate which included choice of meat, side, and Texas Toast - I decided on the beef brisket (ok) and the jicama & Asian pear slaw (good). Texas Toast was more like Texas bread - thick but not toasted, and plain w/ no garlic butter :( I tried my friend's salad w/ BBQ chicken - pretty good but nothing special either. If you're looking for a more authentic street food experience, your time might be better spent waiting in line for the other food trucks. So today, I finally had my first Yumbii - and it will not be my last :) My favorite was the sesame fries esp. the chipotle ketchup. The fries are dusted w/ salt & chili flakes, and you can taste a hint of the sesame oil - it really works! Fries are $3 and the portion is enough for 2 ppl. Yumbii tacos are $2 and $3. I had 2 tacos which was plenty - they are deceivingly filling! I enjoyed the fish taco ($3) which was surprisingly 1 big piece of fish (vs. the usual 2-3 tiny pieces you get at other places). I wasn't a fan of the spicy pulled pork taco ($2) - it was spicier than expected and dripping with oil :( And like week #1, we got a King of Pops to enjoy on our walk back to work. I tried the Mojito this time which was nice & refreshing - my only complaint is that all the herbs sank to the bottom of the popsicle which probably can't be helped. I'll just have to come up with a more creative way of solving that problem :) Overall I'm still giving 5 stars b/c I'm a huge fan of street food.

Food-O-Rama 2021 food truck festival was in Piedmont Park this June 12th. The event was planned…read morefrom noon to 6 p.m., rain or shine. Here it was all about enjoying nice craft beers, specialty cocktails, local arts, crafts, and live music. It is free to attend. It was held in Grant Park which is a large public greenspace in Atlanta. It's address is 800 Cherokee Ave. It is just south of Oakland Cemetery. As with all public festivals in Atlanta, alternate transportation is recommended because parking is limited. Uber or Lyft are good ideas. So is biking, or walking in on the Beltline. I had a $25 gift card from Yelp which I won on Instagram. I redeemed it at the entrance at information center. Thanks to Jim how helped me at the desk. Thanks to Yelp in giving me an opportunity to explore this beautiful place. If you're craving something fresh, healthy, and delicious, you'll have to try some of their award-winning soba noodles at Island Noodles Atlanta. I love their unique style, taste and presentation. There were food purveyors from across the southeast. They had everything for vegetarians and carnivores alike. There were about 50+ trucks in the park. I would be back again next year.

"You food truck people think you're so cool. You're not. I can get ice cream at the grocery store."…read more-- Free Samples (2012) Finally, a food truck festival that was well organized, had well-stocked food trucks, was not over crowded and didn't make me want to shoot myself. Thanks, Grant Park Food-o-Rama! Several great things about this event - pre-sale tickets were only $5 (yes, there was a small admin fee), tickets were mobile, so I didn't need to waste paper, the trucks were not cash only - they operated as usually and had credit card capabilities. Also, they were well placed within the park and the lines were not out of control. By my estimation, there were probably about 40 food trucks - with about 7 or so being dessert trucks (who were placed together) and there was such a wide variety of trucks, it was very hard to decide what I wanted to get. From hot dogs, to lobster rolls (two lobster trucks, in fact), to filipino food, to french fries, to crepes, to cheesesteaks, to donuts and everything in between. We were lacking for nothing! There was live music, some vendor booths and plenty of park area to bring a blanket and sit and eat and enjoy the atmosphere. It was 9 hours of food, fun and more food. I cannot wait for this event next year - let's hope the weather is as amazing next hear as it was this year. Thanks, Grant Park Conservancy and Indie South Fair!