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    FolkArt

    4.4 (83 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    BYO 3 Egg Omelet
    Tequila J.

    Came here for a quick bite during breakfast. I was greeted as I walked in. It wasn't crowded so I sat at the bar. Brielle was my server. She helped me with my options. I ordered the omelette with salmon, Swiss cheese and mushrooms. The meal came with grits and toast. The food was really good. My only sad moment was corn in the grits. So I couldn't eat them.

    Kettel one and club soda with tajin
    Gregory C.

    A friend and I were in the area and decided to check out this place for a drink at the bar. We met the amazing Esmay (sorry if the spelling is wrong) and she was very helpful and answering the questions about the menu as well as making me a special drink. While not pictured, we also ordered the crabcake which was mostly crab. I want to come back again, particularly for brunch.

    Drink menu
    Alia O.

    FOLK ART was semi loud with friendly staff. The Vanilla bean latte was VERY sweet. Short ribs & grits- came with eggs over sunny,great flavor when added to the gravy from short ribs.Grits were a little undercooked but the short ribs had great flavor. I didn't care for the cheddar cheese that was on top of the grits. Also the grits had corn in them which was a first for me. Lastly I tried the French toast and added pecans the bread was kinda of dry most of the flavor came from the drizzle on top. I would definitely come again and try some other items on their menu.

    Complete Breakfast
    Chris L.

    One of my sibling's fav places to go with his fam and have been before and love to come back. They had a new seasonal drink menu which included many N/A options which was just lovely. Service was great. Space for a big group too. Outdoor seating available. Serve breakfast all day which I love and got for dinner!!

    Brian S.

    Stopped at Folk Art on my way to the airport and it was exactly what I needed. All-day breakfast? Yes please. I went with the Breakfast Burger (because an egg belongs on everything) and it was great! Built on a brioche bun, applewood smoked bacon, and the jam took it over the top. Cool vibe, easy atmosphere, and a menu that made me wish I wasn't about to fly out. Next time I'm trying more!

    Symoni L.

    While visiting Atlanta to see family, we chose FolkArt for Sunday brunch. They do have multiple locations, but we went to the Hapeville location since we weren't aware of the others and wanted to avoid long wait times. Our party consisted of six people, and as you can see from the photos, everyone ordered something different no two dishes were the same. We started with the Craft Mimosa. Our first flavor was watermelon, which is shown in the photo. It was very good and had a strong watermelon flavor. The second flavor we tried was passion fruit, which wasn't my favorite. For a table appetizer, we chose the macaroni balls. They were fried to perfection on the outside, but unfortunately, when I bit into mine, it was cold on the inside, which was a bit disappointing. For my entrée, I ordered the Foul Play (chicken and waffles). I asked for the toppings on the side just in case I didn't like them. The waffle was delicious and didn't even need syrup. The chicken breast was fried well and paired nicely with the waffle. Overall, even though the dish was simple, it was a great choice. Our waitress was very nice and informative. She explained the most popular and top-ordered items, which really helped with our selections. Inside decor was pretty. There was also a bar if solo diner will like to sit there. Will I return? Yes indeed I will.

    Cappuccino
    Alex J.

    We found this place through yelp. We loved the experience from the second we walked through the door. We dig the vibe. Every staff member we encountered was genuinely nice and accommodating. Donald was amazing. My wife had the breakfast plate, my daughter had the breakfast burrito and I had the Fried Chicken Eggs Benedict. They enjoyed their food. I thought the Fried chicken Eggs Benedict was out of this world. Highly recommend and we will be back the next time we are in town.

    Danny A.

    Folk Art is said to be the best breakfast in Atlanta and I have to say, it certainly lived up to the hype. A group of 8 of us visited the Hapeville location for a noonish Saturday brunch and were all blown away. The restaurant is super fun with a great energy and vibe. Lots of vintage signs and local art give this place all the feels. There is a bright, wide open dining space and modern meets yesteryear bar. We were pretty quickly seated even with a busy restaurant and a large party. Our server, Elle, was an absolute hoot. She made the entire experience fun and had us all laughing. She also was quick with recs which was nice as the entire menu looks and sounds incredible. I don't honestly think you will go wrong with anything. I had one of their signature sandwiches, the Bad to the Bone, which was featured on Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives. The sandwich was a behemoth. Everything was flawless about it. Tender pulled pork, the housemade greens were perfect, the chipotle bbq has a nice smoky flavor and the Gruyère cheese gave it a smooth saltiness. Everyone in the party raved about their food. This is a spot we will for sure be visiting again.

    Omelette with cheddar, Delia's sausage (IYKYK), spinach, and onions with corn grits and wheat toast
    Ciarra J.

    It was tasty! We went in without much research and were pleasantly surprised to find that they had such a variety of options. The positives; Saturday at 10am and a party of 5 we were sat immediately ,the food came out quickly, menu has something for everyone. food was served hot. The food is tasty. We got chicken and waffles, omelette, French toast, pancakes, and a mocha coffee. Everything was solid. The negatives while we were sat quickly but it took a while for someone to take our order about 2 minutes which is too long. The server was not very happy to be at work, they weren't rude but also not just . We had a small mix up with our food as a side of spinach was put on the wrong plate which wouldn't have been an issue but we weren't all family so sharing after an item was eaten no one wanted to share. Lastly, we asked for a box and had to get it ourselves. Would I go back? Yes! I know this reviews seems harsh but overall it was a good experience.

    Flounder Sammich
    Crystal B.

    This place is pretty inconsistent. Food lacks flavor which is surprising because it's a southern style restaurant and the grease always seems old and like they cook everything in the same grease

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    Carey G.

    The food was awesome. We came I. On Juneteenth and they had a special menu. I got the Bad to the Bone! The service was very good and the ambiance of the place is great. If you are in Hapeville. Check it out!

    Eggs Benedict with salmon
    Cam S.

    Great customer service on this busy Tuesday morning. Our server (Edward) and host very hospitable. Ive been to the Downtown Decatur location and the food was delicious. This location did not disappoint. For 1 app, 2 entrees, 2 sodas & 1 mimosa it was $80 with a $13 tip. The ambiance is clean & rustic. Great for large parties.

    Corn Beef Hash
    Tia R.

    Loved my waiter here, but I can't remember her name. My table was next to the host stand so he was helpful as well. I came here with my family for breakfast. The food was ok. I ordered corn beef hash which was a bit bland. The apple cider made up for it a little bit. I also tried the chicken and waffles. There is a red sauce that you should request on the side. The flavor of a tomato based sauce and sugary syrup was a peculiar one. Lastly I tried the fried chicken biscuit with gravy. Classic and the size of the chicken was huge and filling. The restaurant opens up to a patio across the street from a train station. Very sunny with a small town feel. I even took a walk after to look at the little shops all around. I don't think I'll come back to this location. My favorite folk art is in N highlands.

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