--Location/Parking-- Located in Hardware restoration…read moreshopping center with a Shake Shack and other smaller businesses. Plenty of parking, I recommend parking near the Hardware storation store because the parking allows for easy access in and out. --Ambience-- Similar to other Dave's Hot Chicken except the side entrance if you enter from that direction, customers may end up missing the ordering line setup on the left side of the restaurant. Only thing I wish they would fix their touch screen so you can see when you order was available. --Service/Staff-- Shoutout to the cashier with hijab that gave me recommendations on my order from spice level to customizing the side orders. --Products/Service-- Spicy bites and the sliders were the show stopper. Recommendations from the cashier helped narrow down the selection. I recommend speaking to her before placing your order. She was fast and efficient in getting the line through. I wish there were more dedicated employees like her. --Capacity-- Indoor capacity can hold 60+ people with plenty of seating. --Overall-- Recommended for all hot chicken lovers, the spice and sauce from their secret receipe and mixture with ranch sauce is the sweet spot.

This is the worst daves hot chicken on the planet. How does…read morethis place even operate? You will have to wait over 15 minutes easily and they don't give you sauce with your meal So dirty and unclean inside and management is non existent. In Colorado they are good but this location is terrible don't waste ur time unless u just don't care.

Popped in for lunch on a weekday. Pleasant layout with plenty of parking. Friendly hostess/cashier…read more Food was on point. I ordered the tofu bowl, spicy. Everything was great. The bowl had greens, rice, japchae noodles, kimchi and an egg. Liberal dose of spicy sauce over everything. Tofu was crispy, noodles were savory. Kimchi had the sauce too which detracted from the traditional taste but still tasty. Was very impressed.

My favorite chicken is the snow cheese. I actually accidentally ordered it (it is normally not…read moresomething I would go for), but it ended being my favorite! If you prefer dry seasoning as opposed to wet sauce, this is a great option. The japchae and kimchi fried rice are pretty tasty too. I've always just grabbed my order to go since it's hard to dine in with kids. I call to place my order, and they give you a call back when your food is ready. Super convenient.

The best Jamaican food I have ever had in Georgia! It makes you feel like your back on the island…read moreof Jamaica! The jerk chicken is moist and the plantains are cooked right and really flavorful! I had to go back and get more to go! It was that good!

I've had their jerk dishes before from before they moved to this new location. The site site is…read morebigger, more roomy, and has better ambiance. Went here for lunch and order the dinner sized ox tail with cabbage and rice. 10 out 10 on serving size and taste. This is my new favorite dish here at Ya Mon. You have to try it... you won't be disappointed!

This place has phenomenal reviews, and after dining here - I am left wondering why. Frankly unsure!…read more It is a small cozy clean place order at the counter - and build your order. Cafeteria style. Staff is polite but not too friendly. Food is bland. Very very bland. Chicken was dry and pork was nothing special. Mac n cheese was the highlight of my meal. For 2 meals and one drink $40 is pretty expensive in my opinion. Maybe one day - I will discover the mystery of why this place is so hyped .... As I don't see it today!!!

POV: dinner to go, staying in nearby hotel Food: 5/5…read more(plentiful, hot, delicious) Standouts: Drink selection, cilantro sauce Service: 5/5 (quick, correct) Ambiance: 5/5 (cool, popular) Order: Grilled chicken ++ (comes with rice & pita ++) with side of brussel sprouts (-), chicken wings ++ (also rice & pita ++) with side of street corn, extras: potstickers (++), grilled pineapple (-), mushrooms (++) Price: $55 (be careful bc they upcharge for most things) Make sure you order the cilantro sauce. Everything is dry without it. And you can get up to 4 for each order. Not a lot of seating options, but if weather permits you can eat outside, as well. Parking is minimal so you may have to choose a nearby lot and walk. This was a surprisingly delicious dinner.

Was craving Korean fried chicken like it was my last day on earth, so I gave this spot a try. It's…read morein a shopping center with plenty of parking and a small, simple setup inside. Prices are a bit on the higher side for fried chicken, but honestly that seems to be the norm for Korean fried chicken these days. Everything on the menu looked amazing, but I went with the snow onion tenders--and wow. Crispy, flavorful, and just so good. Definitely plan to come back and try more of the menu!

I had a crazy craving for Korean fried chicken and ordered delivery. I wasn't aware of how far this…read moreplace was from me but the food was still very crispy and close to hot despite the drive! - spicy garlic wings only $16.99 bunch of wings, spicy and sweet flavor very good! It may be spicy for those who don't eat spicy usually. They have a mild version of this sauce. Comes with radish in vinegar liquid upon request - garlic honey tenders combo $14.99, comes with a side of radish or coleslaw, 3-4 tenders crispy in choice of sauce and fries. This was a perfect deal that seems to be offered all day long and the flavor was good if you like sweet non spicy I will def make sure to visit in store one day!

The food here is genuinely excellent--some of the best Korean fried chicken I've had in Atlanta…read more The skin is incredibly crispy, the meat is tender and juicy, and the chicken is clearly butchered and cooked with care. The sauces are a real highlight, especially the gochujang-based one, which was absolutely phenomenal. They're generous with the sauce, too, which adds even more flavor to an already well-executed dish. That said, it's hard to ignore the price point. This is easily the most expensive Korean fried chicken spot I've been to. While the quality justifies the cost to an extent, it's still a noticeable jump from other similar places. And while the chicken is very good, it's not necessarily the best in Atlanta--though it's definitely in the top tier. Another thing that stood out was the lack of lower-cost or smaller portion options. There were only half and whole birds available, with no quarter bird or sandwich options, which makes it difficult for someone looking for a more affordable or lighter meal. It feels like they're missing an opportunity to appeal to a broader lunch crowd. In short: it's pricey, but you're getting high-quality, expertly prepared Korean fried chicken. Just be prepared to spend a bit more--and maybe come hungry.

SO DELICIOUS !!! This place is new to Roswell, owners are Koreans , food is so good and they are so…read morenice! I love how clean the place is , we collected take out on a Friday night and it wasn't too busy so please visit this local business and help them keep going !! Lots of parking in the area

First impressions on walking in: This has a small sitting area - maybe 8 to 10 tables. It has…read moreK-pop playing on the tv. They have Pepsis products in a case and at the fountain. They have cups for water, that you can get from the fountain or a pitcher they have put out. You order at the counter or on a kiosk. This was our first time here so we decided to get the sampler platter. It comes with drums, wings, bulgogi fries, potstickers, street corn, and coleslaw. We wanted to try a few things. We got spy garlic and spicy sauce on the side. The food came out quick - and it was a lot. We ended up having to get a to-go box. Everything was good, but our favorites were the potstickers, the drums and bulgogi fries. The coleslaw was a nice light finish too. The three of us could t finish it and took 2 of the 4 wings home with us. The service was friendly start to finish and we all agreed we'd be back!

Running errands near Avalon took a sharp and unexpected turn the moment I spotted Bonchon. To say I…read morewas excited would be an understatement. This is the kind of place I used to frequent back in the San Francisco Bay Area, the kind of food that does not just satisfy a craving but completely takes over your mood. I am fairly certain my driving became questionable for a moment as I made a very committed turn into the parking lot. Walking in felt like a reunion I did not know I needed. Korean fried chicken, done right, is a very specific kind of joy. It is crispy, it is loud, and it does not apologize for it. Bonchon delivers on all of that. We went big and ordered the 30 piece boneless mix with soy garlic and Korean BBQ, because restraint did not feel appropriate for the occasion. The chicken came out exactly how I remembered it. Perfectly double fried with that signature crunch that somehow stays intact even under a generous coating of sauce. The soy garlic had that sweet savory balance that keeps you reaching for just one more piece, and the Korean BBQ brought a deeper, slightly smoky flavor that made it impossible to pick a favorite. It was less of a meal and more of a full experience. We also added pork potstickers with a soy garlic glaze, which felt like the correct life decision. Crispy edges, tender filling, and just enough glaze to make them disappear faster than intended. At some point I stopped pretending I was sharing. The place itself was spectacularly clean, which immediately stood out. The only hiccup came with the service. The staff were not unfriendly, but they were occupied at the register and did not notice that our order had been sitting behind them for a bit. We eventually walked over to check if it was ours. That extra wait took a little away from the experience, and the chicken was not quite as crisp as it should have been by the time we got it. It is the only reason this lands at four stars instead of five. There is something about finding a place you loved from another chapter of your life in a completely different state. It feels like a small win. My husband may not have been convinced that seventy eight dollar shorts were a good investment, but I would argue this detour more than made up for it. If you are anywhere near Alpharetta and have even a passing appreciation for fried chicken that takes itself seriously, this place still absolutely delivers. My heart, and my appetite, were very content.

Southern comfort made from scratch * Family recipes,…read moreperfected over time * Real ingredients. Real Southern flavor. * Comfort food that hugs you back * Crispy, saucy, soulful--every bite hits * Where sides are made with love (and butter ) * Cozy vibes, bold Southern bites * This is how Southern comfort should taste * From cornbread to cookies--no skips here * Quick service. Slow-cooked flavor. Hook-style openers (great for first frame): * If comfort food had a love language... * This Southern meal understood the assignment * Warning: this reel may cause cravings * Southern food done the cozy way * One plate = pure comfort Want them more bougie, more playful, or more foodie-descriptive? I can dial the vibe exactly how you want

After seeing this place so many times, I decided to go in. I got the half slab ribs and chicken…read morewith a biscuit instead of cornbread. I also got a side order of greens, although, as the daughter of a GRITS (Girls Raised In The South), greens and Mac & cheese have to be next level. First, the chicken was crisp and juicy. It had flavor and I enjoyed it. The biscuit was fluffier than I thought it would be. Second, the greens; OMG the greens! whose Auntie made them because they were GOOOOOODDD! I wish I got the cornbread to dip in the pot likka. Definitely a 10 x 100! Now, why this got three stars - the ribs. They looked good in the pictures but they were an extremely small half slab. Fall off the bone - yes, but they had no seasoning, weren't smoked at all, and were dipped in a cheap watery bbq sauce. Not oven/smoker braised - dipped. I know it's a chain, but they should invest in a smoker. This was a the only thing I hated. Would I

LOVE LOVE LOVE Curry Pizza House!…read more As a fan of both pizza and India cuisine, this place is right up my alley. From classic/traditional style pizzas to Indian flavors, Curry Pizza House caters to all audiences. This is a great spot to grab something you know and love like a Margherita or Pepperoni pizza or get adventurous with the Chicken Masala Pizza. I strongly recommend trying this place if you have never had Indian food or are curious about the flavors. It's a great way to familiarize yourself with something new while enjoying it on something you already know, PIZZA! Everything was delicious and prepared perfectly. The flavors were all bold and true to tradition Indian foods. All of the toppings were fresh and beautifully arranged on the pizzas making them visually appetizing as well. The restaurant itself is a smaller space. There is a patio/outdoor seating area in the front as you walk in. Upon immediate entry you come into the bar area that has one very large table along with bar seating. Beyond that is the dining area. Only a handful of tables. The space is very bright, energetic, and clean. Our server, Bri, was fantastic. She explained everything on the menu to us and made a handful of awesome recommendations. This is definitely an awesome place to check out.

Curry Pizza House offers uniquely inspired Indian interpretation of pizza! I love Indian food and…read morepizza so I wanted to try this ASAP. The restaurant is a bit small but there is seating inside and outside. I found service to be very friendly! We ordered two pizzas with the second pizza coming out a bit later (which we later found out was due to them making the wrong one). We got the Chicken 65 and Chicken Tikka. The Chicken 65 was good! It was a bit spicy and I could taste the onion and cilantro. As for the Chicken Tikka, it tasted a bit more Americanized, but still good. Both pizzas used white sauce which enhanced the flavors. While the pizzas were delicious and cheesy, I was a bit disappointed as I was hoping for more of that flavor typically found in Indian cuisines. Something like curry as the main sauce would be more up my alley which is why I would want to try the Curry Chicken Masala next time. I think this is a very cool concept that can blow if marketed well! I would love for there to be a side of curry to dip my pizza in. If I could, I would give this place a 3.5/5 stars as the flavors fell a bit short for me.

I've been searching for some place to get my fried fish. I choose Gus's because of the location…read more Not happy with the fish one bit. Instead of a regular fish fry coating the fish is cooked in the same batter as Gus's chicken. Also, the fish batter seems like there is hot sauce in the batter. I prefer a regular cornmeal fish fry batter. The fish is also cut in strips versus a fish fillet which is another thing I did not like. This fish is not authentic catfish if that's what's you are looking for, I believe is Swai fish. Guess I'm still on the hunt! Gus's is known for the fried chicken, stick with that and leave the fish alone.

OMGGG amazing chicken!! I couldn't wait to get fried chicken as soon as I got to Atlanta and I'm so…read moreglad I ordered from Gus's. Everything tasted homemade! I got fried okra, potato salad, and mac & cheese, which were all delicious. it was so good I ordered from them the next night as well.