Best BBQ I have had in ATL yet. Got the 1/4 dark chicken plate with Mac & cheese and potato salad…read moresides. The BBQ sauce was on point and tastier than the "other guys" that everyone recommends (hint: bros in the name). The potato salad reminded me of my mom's recipe. The Mac & cheese was okay a bit dry for me. Only negative of the meal was the corn bread and next time I would prefer a slice of white bread. Also had some peach cobbler and that was absolutely delicious. There was a 60 minute wait given it was 4th of July but I would say it was worth the wait but next time I will order ahead.

Went in on a Thursday afternoon around 4:30. Only about three other customers. Placed my order and…read morewaited patiently. I was not disappointed at all. Food was excellent! Portions were good and food well seasoned and tasty. Can't wait to come back. This is an oldie but goodie!

These guys are super nice and helpful when explaining their products and flavors. My sister and I…read morestopped by at a festival in Atlanta and ordered strawberry pineapple and peach pineapple raspados. The fruit was fresh and hand sliced. The complimentary ice cream was really good and went well with the fresh fruit.

This is fire. I had to get a second one immediately. The business managers will take this far…read more Come get a taste and have a conversation.

So i went to a wedding and this was the catering company. The wedding started at 5:30pm and the…read morewedding party stalled as long as they could. It was 9pm when we went to the reception area. We were ready to eat... menus laid out and everything. We were then told that the food did not arrive that something had happened. I ended up leaving to get food before i had to get ready for the next day. And everything on the menu looked so good. I was excited. Never got to try anything. Apparently something happened with this caterer. I ended up eating Waffle House and going home after my friend's wedding. Smh.

Where do I start. Shema was hired to cater a wedding on 3/26/2024 after paying her over $3,000…read more Instead of notifying us 10 mins before she was scheduled to be on site (similar to the previous reviews) she indicated she was on her way one hour late and then reported she was in an accident after she was supposed to be on site. Guess what, the food was not with her!!!! After my team communicated with her to get the food, the food was picked up at a random apartment building, packed and ready to go. All the food that was agreed upon via the contract was not in this bag and it was cold. Instead of making it right, she communicated only providing a half of the money back and to perform additional services. Really?? In the contract she was supposed to have servers for the cocktail hour and reception, so no services were performed. Its been a week since no refund was given. It's one thing to perform fraud but is another mess up a couple's wedding date. Lawyers are having a field day with this one. After this review if you decide to use her services, you have been warned. Scam and a Fraud!!!!!!

It's a beautiful shop and I think an event/party would be fun since they set up a DJ and it's…read morebasically already decorated. It's very cute! The milkshakes were pretty but lacked flavor; specifically, ice cream! It was full of milk and whipped cream and bits of cake/cookie but ice cream should be the star of that show. The cheesecakes are hit or miss. I recommend the mini cups (not the correct name ) because you can try more than one. I think the overall issue is similar to the milkshake- the cheesecake needs to be the focus and the other toppings/flavors just a nice bonus.

Looking for something sweet , stop by here for a treat . I was on a out and my family wanted…read moresomething sweet and also wanted to go somewhere I haven't been before so I looked up this spot and I must say I'm impressed . Trying to find the location I thought would be hard but fortunately it's located in the underground mall in Atlanta and it has directions that's on the ground to lead you into the cozy little spot in the rear of the underground mall . You're greeted by a huge milk shake molding on a pole and colorful images and paint that sticks out . I ordered a few of their cheesecakes pictures in this review . I don't do milkshakes unless they are non dairy because it would of been trouble trouble but I seen how they look and they look sooo good . But I was throughly impressed with the cashier she was so polite and very attentive . Go check them out !! And soo delicious !!!

Let me tell you about how I ended up here, lol…read more My sorority sister joined me on Valentine's Day so I wouldn't have to be alone. She saw an ad for a speed dating event and I was like, girl no. But she was like let us at least try! I said I've been wanting to try this place anyway so let's go. Cereal and Cream is located down the way from where Tin Lizzy's was (RIP). Needless to say, we did not participate in the speed dating portion, but we did get to create some yummy milkshakes with some of our favorite cereals from our childhood. The space is very cute and nice for girls' get togethers. They also do brunch on weekends (check the hours for more info). The service was nice and friendly. I will be back soon!

This is such a cute and vibrant BLACK OWNED ice cream shop. A bit pricey, but a must try at least…read moreonce. They have so many ice cream cereal infused options to choose or you can grab a milkshake as well. Vegan options are available for an upcharge of $2. I noticed they had a cereal infused waffle sundae, but at $22.50 I think NOT!!!! I went with the downtown with frosted flakes, cinnamon toast crunch, French toast crunch and caramel. It was just ok I don't see the hype. Customer service was warm and welcoming cute concept to chase those nostalgic moments, but I'm in no rush to return.

If I'm being completely honest with you, I'm not the biggest fan of rollup ice cream. Mainly due to…read morethe fact that most of the base for the roll ups are made from water base. This makes the ice cream taste more on the icy side and it doesn't taste like ice cream. It tastes more along the lines of a creamy popsicle. This place makes their ice cream rolls taste like ice cream. I was absolutely SHOOK! The flavor was there and it was so creamy. Honestly, these are creamier than most store-bought ice cream tubs. it has a velvety nice smooth texture when you try to eat it. Yes they are still in rolls, but as soon as you put it on your tongue, it me melts like a real creamy ice cream. The owner actually explained to us that she also doesn't like rolled up ice cream that taste more on the Icey side, so she made sure that her dairy rolls were actually creamy. They do have nondairy options, but those will be on the ICE side. Nondairy milk tends to be water and plant or nut based. I really appreciated how welcoming the staff was. Shout out to this friendly black owned, and women owned small businesses really welcoming the Atlanta community! I love finding small businesses that have amazing service and quality food! It's actually funny because I came in here not really expecting much. But mainly because the aesthetics of the store. They have a little grass wall with purple neon lights and a swing, which is really cute. They have a big digital board with purple accents that shows all the different combinations you can have your ice cream rolls made and you can also make your own. While you're waiting for your ice cream. You can actually play some board games they provide for the customers. I think this place is really great for big groups and just to really hang out with your friends and a plus one for the bathrooms too! I feel like it's really hard to find a place with a decent and clean bathroom in underground Atlanta.

I was at underground for the farmers market they do on Saturdays. I went inside the IScream place…read moreand the staff were extremely pleasant. They have a really cute setup and the Christmas decor was right on point. Everything was clean and organized and i really enjoyed my ice cream. The eggnog ice cream was really good and you can get unlimited toppings. I will def be back and encourage anybody to give this spot a try.

I went to my first food truck event today and as I drove back to work, I thought shame on me for…read moreonly trying two items after making the drive to Sweet Auburn. Friday Urban Picnics is run by the Atlanta Street Food Coalition, and held every last Friday of the month from March to October, 11-2pm. Location is the back of Sweet Auburn Curb Market. At today's picnic, I arrived around 11:45 and lucked out with finding a parking spot. Lines were very short too - but that all changed after 12. Good Food Truck and Yumbii were probably the most popular. Westside Creamery, The Pop Shop (or maybe it was The Pop Stop), and Black Tie BBQ were there, too. I think almost all items were under $10. Today I had Good Food's $5 Poodle which was to die for: French Toast hot dog bun, beef dog, apple maple slaw, ... and then they strongly encourage you to add maple syrup and spicy mustard. Whoa that was really yummy - messy to eat though and I had sticky fingers afterwards from the maple syrup but no complaints from me :) Next time I'm trying one of their savory cones filled w/ all kinds of goodies! The Indian rice crispy treat sounded intriguing, too (curry, coconut, and candied fennel seeds)! For dessert I had a $3 generous scoop of Westside Creamery's bourbon & bacon ice cream. Just a hint of bourbon flavor and surprisingly thick pieces of bacon throughout - honestly I was expecting bacon-infused flavor but my bad for expecting anything else but the real thing!! They had some great flavors to choose but I went with bourbon & bacon since the Westside guy said it was his favorite. I've already marked my calendar to make a field trip to the next several picnics b/c there are too many new things to try! Some tips: Bring cash. If you're lucky enough to find parking in the Sweet Auburn parking lot, it's free w/ validation - look for the table outside that validates tickets. Otherwise make a purchase inside to get parking validation. When I was driving back to work, I also found free parking available under the interstate - free for the first 90 minutes.

This is what makes Atlanta great and brings out the best in folks. I ate some delicious Venezuelan…read morearepas from chef Lis Hernandez. She had a pork belly and chicken cornmeal arepas for $5 (cash only) with a bit of cilantro sauce. It was the perfect snack on-the-go to get me to the next food truck. City councilman Kwanza Hall showed up sportin' a Fixie bicycle which is a local bike shop by husband and wife team Mikel and Pinky. Parking was easy and free on the street or you could park in the Sweet Auburn lot but it looked packed. If you couldn't come this time next time bring a hungry belly and an adventure to try new delights. I'll definitely be supporting local food again at Urban Picnic.

Whenever my daughter goes to the Curb Market I always ask her to bring me something sweet because…read morelet's face it this marketplace has some of the best food and grocery spots all in one place. I thought she was going to go to this other place in mind but I stead she chose Breeze Confectionery. I will admit I never heard of the place but when she came home with three humongous slices of Key Lime Cake I had to looks them up in the net. The bakery has a French and African background. You can read more about them know their website. The desserts in the case make you want to swoon. What attracts me is all the colors. They have an extensive variety of cakes, pastries, croissants and even macarons. Oh what a joy to know that this establishment is located close enough to home and far enough all at the same time. The Key Lime Cake is a huge portion. It is 4 layers of goodness. As soon as I opened the container the smell came flowling out. You know it's good if the cake smells good. Oh my!!! I had to tirl it around to get a good look at it. It's a beautiful cake. The topping is a crunchy sugar, butter concoction. Made similar to strawberry crunch cake. The star of this cake is the fact that it's is extremely moist. MOIST!!!!! I tell you there is not I got dry about this cake. I could only eat the bottom layer but please believe I will nibble on this cake day by day until it is gone. Bravo to the owners I will spread the word of Facebook and Google. I hope you look at reviews because they do matter. My fellow Yelpers and Google folks make your way down to the heart of Atlanta, Municipal Market aka The Curbarket and have your self a treat. I do not believe you will be disappointed.

Banana pudding cake is AMAZING !!!! Definitely recommend this bakery. You will NOT be disappointed…read moreif you try them out.

Husker's is inside a classic food market environment. An older building full of vendor stalls from…read morebutchers and seafood shops to soap makers and ethnic food. Husker's is tucked away in the corner serving breakfast all day. I had "steak and grits" which was a tasty bowl of cheese grits with a generous portion of thin grilled "cheese steak style" beef on top. It came with a flaky and fresh homemade biscuit and was a great breakfast with just a touch of hot sauce added. It's not a great spot to walk too early in the morning from a local hotel. We met a character on the street who told us to "watch out for the crazies in the area". That said, we didn't feel unsafe, but it would have been preferable to drive or scooter to the market. There was plenty of parking and uniformed security on site. The staff was exceptionally friendly and helped with meal suggestions.

Food is awesome and fresh. Shrimp and grits ! Great service staff was friendly and attentive.read more

I'm a sucker for acai bowls, and Rawesome juicery, located in the adorable Municipal Marker, has a…read morevariety of both these and other delights. Based on the recommendation from the very lovely lady manning the front, I chose the Tropical Bowl, a concoction with a base of pineapple, mango, acai, banana, and apple juice, topped with granola, frozen mango, coconut flakes, chia seeds, and mixed nuts. I will admit, the mixed nuts were a strange addition - if they had been macadamias it would have fit with the tropical theme a bit more. Nonetheless, this treat definitely hit the spot for lunch on a sweltering Atlanta day. Other offerings include the Detox Bowl (includes spinach in the base, topped with a variety of fruits), the Pitaya Bowl (pitaya obviously, as well as coco cream, topped with fruits and granola), the Guanabana bowl, and the Peanut Butter Bowl. They also have an impressive selection of smoothes, salads, wraps, and juices. If there was a location nearby I'm pretty sure I would need an intervention to prevent me from developing an addiction to their tempting delights.

Hubby enjoyed his medium berry smoothie and my Refresh juice that was pre-made…read more $17 for both, meh not memorable.