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Folk Art

4.1 (1.3k reviews)
Closed • 7:30 am - 2:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Good for kids

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Sweet Potato Donut holes
Shanté R.

This a very nice spot. Loved the decor and the music that was played throughout my meal. We started with an order of sweet potato donut holes, which I was very skeptical about actually, but they were pretty tasty, I just wasn't a big fan of the breading. We then had a bit of a wait for our food because it was very packed for the 4th, and we enjoyed some mimosas in the mean time. Those mimosas definitely had champagne and SPLASH of juice! Lol but I liked it! My husband had the steak(medium) and eggs and I the French toast, scrambled eggs with cheese and hashbrowns. The French toast was very thick again I enjoyed the breading but not so much the crust. The eggs were great nice and fluffy as well as the has browns. Our server Chris was very attentive and I definitely enjoyed my time here! I would recommend for others to try this place as well!

Monty Cristo with fruit
Karen M.

Pleasantly surprised by the food. I did enjoy the Fried chicken sandwich, but the chicken was more of a cutlet than a breast (you can see how thin it is in the picture). We did get a glass of water where the cup smelled unclean. The server exchanged it, no problem. It was noon on a Thursday and it seemed they were understaffed. The server we did have was kind.

Chicken Waffle
Derek D.

So much history and art here. The breakfast was good but I won't rush back to have. The beignets to start with the best part of the meal.

Cup of pork, chili and grit fritters. The chili was a bit spicy. Nice with the fritters.
Sonya B.

What an incredible experience! I was visiting from LA and wanted some authentic southern food. (I'm from Georgia) Everything we tried was exceptional. I started with the fried green tomatoes and then had grit fritters with a cup of the pork chili. Delicious, all of it. My mom loved the chicken and waffles and my son loved the burger. I had a boozy cappuccino thing that was also delightful.

Short Rib Grits
Joshua P.

This is such a cute neighborhood restaurant. We ordered the fried green tomatoes (they were okay). They could have been seasoned more. I ordered the BLT and breakfast potatoes (the breakfast potatoes stole the show ) the BLT was good as well. The Short Rib and grits were amazing. My goodness. It was delicious. I ordered the rum punch and it will get you were ever you trying to go . I felt amazing when I left here. My friend ordered the Mimosa flight and she felt amazing. Our server was extremely nice ( Im so upset I can't remember his name) but he was the best. They closed at like 2pm but they don't rush you out if you are there ahead of time. I highly recommend this place. It was a wonderful experience.

Short ribs and grits
Julie R.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Atlanta. Casual, cool vibe in Inman Park, with garage doors and cool art. Lately I've been going for brunch after yoga and getting the short ribs and grits, which is an AMAZING gluten free meal. It has a huge hunk of delicious meat with a tasty au jus sauce, two eggs cooked to your liking, roasted carrots, and grits. It lasts me for three meals. I've been coming here for years and used to add kimchi to the lamb burger. Service is always good. These days, you can valet park or find street parking in the neighborhood behind the restaurant.

macaroni bites! yum!
Lily G.

Macaroni bites (no bacon) are some of the best I've ever had. They spiced it beautifully. We ordered that, fried green tomatoes, a breakfast sandwich with hash brows, and a side of the cucumber avocado salad because I felt like it was needed a non-fried vegetable. That cucumber avocado side salad was delicious. The avocado was perfectly ripe, and they drizzled this incredible spicy mustard (?) vinaigrette over it that complimented it beautifully. I wish I got more! The fried green tomatoes were phenomenal. I didn't try the breakfast sandwich, but the portion was generous. Service was not super fast, but our sever was very attentive and could answer all of our questions for us easily. Ambience is fantastic. It's like if indie music was a place.

Side of bacon
Erica E.

What a fantastic place. I visited Folk Art with my fellow Elite, Ashley B., on a weekday afternoon and we had such a wonderful experience! This Folk Art location is nestled in a row of lovely restaurants that may go unnoticed if you don't know what you're looking for. Despite being smaller than some restaurants, there were still so many seating options available inside and on their covered terrace. There was also tons of free parking outside in an adjoining lot which can be a rarity these days. We were seated and paired up with Cam as our waiter and, wow. What a great guy! He was so patient, super nice and so open to sharing his recommendations. He seemed like he was happy to be at work and was in such a good mood, it rubbed off on me! We started with cappuccinos and the grit balls as we decided on our entrees. My coffee was so delicious, mixed with just the perfect amount of caramel. Such a great pick-me-up. The grit balls were delicious! The peach jam was such a great pairing with the fried grit balls, a great recommendation from Cam. For an entree I went for the 'Foul Play' which is their take on chicken and waffles. I'm not a huge chicken and waffles fan but I went for it. Everything was perfectly cooked but it's still not the raving success for me as it is for others lol. Before we left I grabbed a lavender lemonade and, WOW. It was SO good. The flavor actually stopped me in my tracks, it was infused so well! Overall, a fantastic first experience at Folk Art. Can't wait to visit the other locations!

Sweet potato pancakes and chicken sausage
Erica S.

I didn't expect the best breakfast ever just by the looks of it, but the group wanted to eat here since it was nearby. Turns out, I enjoyed my breakfast the most out of everyone. I had the sweet potato pancakes and chicken sausage which was the best option for me. I tried the fried green tomatoes, which I haven't had since I was a kid when my southern grandmother would cook them. Compared to her's, theirs was okay. The short ribs and grits, chicken and waffles, and the steak and eggs were said to not be anybody's favorite. I knew this before I asked because they all left their plates unfinished and wanted to try my plate - which they liked.

Menu
Christian E.

We stopped by because we were staying in an Airbnb across the street and my husband needed some coffee. I was very happy to see that they had cocktails. Neither of us really eats breakfast but we did try the Randy which was so good we came back to get more the next day! Who doesn't love, pancake, battered bacon? All of the staff were extremely nice on both visits. If we were in the area, we would gladly come back and try some of the other food. We actually tried to come for dinner and realized they close early.

Burger & Fries
Adreanna W.

The decor was nice! The restaurant was absolutely too loud!! The music was extremely loud!! Server couldn't hear! Therefore placing the order was a terribly bad experience! Didn't have a large food selection! Seemed to have some good drink selection! I order burger & fries and pigs in a blanket and only ate a few fries! My food came out with hair on the plate! I wasn't satisfied with the experience of eating here at all!

Folk Southern Fried dish (perfectly fried chicken breast on house made fluffy biscuits covered with sausage gravy)
Richard N.

My better half had a doctor's appointment in downtown ATL off North Druid Hills Road. We left the appointment around 11:15 and looked for nearby restaurants that served breakfast and lunch options. I found Folk Art on Yelp and we decided to give them a try. I am so glad we tried this location as the service and food were excellent! The restaurant had street parking and we parked around the corner from Folk Art. This is a fairly compact location so I am confident that they get very busy on weekends. Upon entry we were quickly greeted by a friendly wait staff person. She told us we could sit wherever we wanted and she delivered menus to our booth. Another member of their wait staff arrived at our table and took our drink orders. My better half wanted lunch so she ordered the steak sandwich with a side of sautéed spinach. I was in the mood for breakfast so I ordered the Folk Southern Fried (a large fried chicken breast on house made fluffy biscuits with two eggs and covered in scrumptious sausage gravy). I ordered my eggs poached and it was a delicious combination of hot fried chicken breast and perfectly cooked poached eggs. My better half enjoyed the steak sandwich which includes grilled mushrooms, onions, and red peppers covered in Provolone cheese. The sandwich has a delicious horseradish sauce piped over the sandwich. The interior of this restaurant is really cool with walls covered in art and beer signs. A very relaxing atmosphere with friendly and outgoing wait staff. If you haven't been to Folk Art Restaurant, you should give them a try as soon as possible!

Stephanie C.

My friends and I had brunch here and we had a great experience. I had the short ribs and grits and really enjoyed my meal. Everything was delicious! Our server was friendly and attentive. I would highly recommend this restaurant.

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Ask the Community - Folk Art

I wanted to know is this kid friendly? My son turn 8 Thursday and I was looking for a nice brunch spot to take him and my kids.

Do they have bottomless mimosas?

No.

Can we make reservations? We will have a party of 11 1/2

No, no reservations just walk in

What time is brunch?

I believe it's 9a-4p.

Are there gluten free options? If so, are they celiac friendly?

Yes.

Is there any vegan options on the menu?

Yes! There's a ton of vegan and vegetarian options from what I remember

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Omni Coffee And Eggs - Anniversary Special

Omni Coffee And Eggs

4.6(189 reviews)
3.1 mi•Castleberry Hill
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10/10 Sweet potato…read morelatte, breakfast plate w eggs (cooked to my specification), buttered toast, sausage, and grits that are quite close to creamy and dreamy. This food did not sit under a hot plate for hours. It was freshly prepared and even had a polite sprinkling of parsley for flair. Unique vibe thats neither too much or not enough. Honestly, perfect for a chill late morning breakfast in the city. We love predictability when hunger strikes, so I'll be back. A little pricey for breakfast + coffee at $30, super awkward tip request, but not so bad that I would deduct points. Wanna impress an overnight guest with a proper sendoff, or just do something nice for yourself? Treat yoself!!

You're greeted with "Your Majesty" as soon as you walk in, and the restaurant fully commits to the…read moreroyal theme. That said, the aesthetic feels less Buckingham Palace and more whimsical London antique shop -- charming & eclectic. I ordered the blueberry lavender matcha and a breakfast plate. The menu names were definitely on brand, but not quite catchy enough for me to remember them later. Both were solid, though, and hit the spot. Service was a highlight. The cashier really leaned into the accent and took the time to thoroughly explain the menu, which made the whole experience feel more immersive and welcoming. Parking was easy on an early weekday afternoon -- always a win. The space works well for small parties, but be prepared: tables are small and seating is close together. One tip: avoid sitting upstairs in Eden. It's noticeably warmer than the rest of the restaurant, and you'll likely leave smelling like breakfast. Overall, a fun, themed spot with great service. But I don't think I'll be back.

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Flavor Rich Restaurant - Fried Shrimp

Flavor Rich Restaurant

4.7(295 reviews)
1.8 mi•Downtown
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We've been to Flavor Rich in Suwanee, G.A. quite a few times when in town from N.Y., and…read moreabsolutely loved the service, food & overall feel. This time we decided to eat at the Atlanta location and the vibe was just as chill with a nice cozy fall vibe. The music was just right as it pulls you back to being in your own living room with the 90s R&B playing in the background. We started with peach and pineapple lemonades, followed by the fruit plate before our breakfast entrees. The food truly tasted as good as it looks. Im not a grits girl at all, but I had to try it because the presentation was so esthetically pleasing. I was not disappointed with the combination of fried, and smooth textures and great flavor. The sauce they poured over the grits had all the flavoring needed to take your taste buds on a trip. Then there's the vanilla bean waffle with colossal butterflied fried shrimp. I live for this dish back in N.Y., so this is always a go to meal for me! The shrimp taste so good with a saltiness that brings out the vanilla bean taste of the waffle. Definitely try it out whenever you're in town & remember to make a reservation so you don't have to wait. Paid parking on the side of the building .

Came here to celebrate my sisters birthday on a Friday early afternoon. We got the shrimp n grits,…read morefish n grits, French toast, and vanilla bean waffles. My sister got a mocktail. Everything was so hot, fresh and flavorful. Money well spent. The cooks put their foot in that food. No complaints. Seating is a little tight, but nothing to complain about. Also, no liquor. Not a big deal because the food is amazing. But it would be nice to have.

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Augie’s Cafe - Outside

Augie’s Cafe

4.7(209 reviews)
5.1 mi
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-big and hearty meal -amazing service…read more-flavor packed -caffeinated sweet tea Small diner with a cozy interior. Server was super nice and created us immediately upon entering. I ordered the chicken and waffles. My partner ordered the grits and sweet tea. (I would order all three items again) Parking is directly outside or in the nearby neighborhood. Fried chicken was super juicy and flavorful. Probably the best chicken and waffles I've ever had. Crispy/flavorful skin with a juicy interior. Grits were super flavorful and the cheese added so much goodness. Their sweet tea was really refreshing and VERY caffeinated.

Dropped in a little before noon on a Saturday. The music was upbeat and oldies vibes. There were a…read morefew groups dining in, I was directed to take seating at a high top. You are able to scan a QR code for the menu at each table. The environment was overall chill and inviting. Being met with a pleasant personality and welcoming energy was nice as well. I wanted something light but still had room for breakfast food. Shrimp and grits seemed like the move. The shrimp were seasoned well, and the spinach in the dish made for a nice addition. The parmesan cheese pulled the meal together. The portion was good for me. The dish could have been warmer overall but still had good flavors. I didn't have room for the biscuit. The strawberry mimosa was ok. I'd try some of their other menu items if in the area again.

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ADios Cafe - Chilaquiles Rojo Brunch Item Sat-Sun

ADios Cafe

4.3(356 reviews)
3.0 mi•Castleberry Hill
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We stopped here for breakfast before heading to the World of Coca-Cola…read more We had a larger party (8) and tried to squeeze into a booth since a high chair wouldn't fit at the high top. We were told only one side was open for breakfast so we couldn't sit anywhere else. We all got a latte and it was SO good. We did forget to ask for iced and they came out hot but it was delicious. I got the Mexican Eggs Benedict and it was amazing. Everyone in our party enjoyed their meal. I didn't hear any complaints!

I was meeting a new mom from my synagogue. I like to go to new places. I have to say the food was…read moregood. I wish there was more avocado on the plate and more green salsa. I thoroughly enjoyed the service from my waitress. Can I say waitress or do I have to say server? It's very colorful place it's best to park in the back there's a lot of space. Don't forget to go online to pay for parking. They do have a discount. The key is to put down 2 hours parking and then they give you a code to get reimbursed once you're inside. The table tops were a little unsettling they weren't a solid piece of wood it was almost like a stretchy material. The seats are not very good if you like your back supported. My lunch mate and I arrived before the gift shop open. I wish I had time to go in. I'm sure I would have spent some money. It was very it's eclectic. They even had patio seating which was cool. Overall the price was right.

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Home Grown - Comfy Chicken

Home Grown

4.4(1.8k reviews)
1.4 mi•Reynoldstown
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If I could give this local favorite of six star review I would…read more Kevin, the owner and Mastermind behind the delicious array of flavors in all of their menu items. And house specials, is friendly and engaging. He makes the rounds and talks to the customers, makes them feel like home. All the staff seem to work together well and a very jovial. I sat at the counter cuz I was flying solo and had nice conversations with those next to me. The way the entire building is decorated is completely eye candy and as satisfying as the food. If you like crazy loopy, different kind of stuff. There's a specific coffee shop and small gift shop in the back with social & environmental conscious products. Even have a film development drop off that I guess locals take advantage of cuz where do you go for that anymore other than some kind of chain pharmacy?. I took pictures for my posting but also for myself to consider coming back and shopping another time. Several of the magnets and signs I would love to own. The food is plentiful and flavorful. I had the daily special of Georgia fresh shrimp sauteed on top of homemade sourdough that had a little bit of a French toast crispy to it, topped with roasted tomatoes and spinach and thin crispy onions that were well seasoned. Most the time for lunch you just hope for something that taste good and this was beyond my wildest dreams of what I was going to eat for lunch today. And it was only $10. The burgers, the fried chicken, the fried shrimp, everything was looking so yummy. I totally have to come back. The place is much bigger than it looks from the front because it extends around the corner behind the counter and they greet you when you come in.

A true hearty southern breakfast experience! Be prepared for a long wait. Put your name down and…read morewalk around the neighborhood or go to the connected coffee shop. There's some limited parking in the lot behind the restaurant, but there's otherwise street parking in the general neighborhood. Come hungry! Portion sizes are huge and food is heavy. The service was great. Southern hospitality at its finest and they came by frequently to refill waters and coffee. It's a little bit hole in the wall/greasy in there, but that's part of the charm. If you're trying to get in and out, I recommend coming with smaller groups, like 2-4 people. I think it'd be chaotic to try and deal with a big party in the basement dining area. Recommend any of the fried chicken dishes, biscuits, and fried okra.

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