This food hall has a wealth of selections, although, the price points seem to be a bit high for the…read morequality of food that is served. I ordered from Buzzen Burgers. The burger was quite delicious, and the brussels sprouts were crispy fried. How and for the sprites will definitely give your jaw a workout with the chewiness of them. the restaurants and this food hall are somewhat elevated from the typical mall experience, with higher price points Digital menus exist for every restaurant stand The seating area is very nice Would I recommend? Possibly ... for teenagers.

It's beautiful inside, large bar and plenty of seating. It's very clean and posh for a food Hall.read more

My friend took me to this mall and it's beautiful! I was surprised by how empty it was (not many…read morevisitors). There's a lot of different stores, plenty of full service restaurants, plus a large food court. I didn't buy anything but it was fun to windowshop.

This mall in Atlanta is huge! There are so many stores here from the large department stores to…read moretheir smaller specialty stores. My friend and I went into places like Dillard's, Macy's, Anthropologie, Von Maur, and more. We had about an hour to spend here before our other plans, but I would have liked to have spent so much more time here. There was just so much to see!

There are plenty of choices at this food court. We have been coming to this Mall many years for…read moreshopping trips, and we usually eat at the Food Court because there is something for every taste if you don't have time for a real restaurant. This time we chose to purchase lunch from Pei Wei Asian Diner. Food was ok but heavy. I enjoyed the Spring Rolls though. Cup of Cappuccino and Espresso from Starbucks after lunch sealed the deal. Anyway, the Food Court is located in the center of this Mall, it's large and airy, and has easy access to the stores and restrooms.

Terrible service Sarku Japanese -- I ordered two spring rolls. Imagine waiting 20 minutes for…read moreslimy-filled, misshapen food. YUCK. I love their sushi, but this? Jump/scare indeed.

This is a food court style place…read more I wanted to retry and old fav and decided to stop at the jerk place. I had a plate with 6 lemon pepper jerk wings and subbed callilou for the fries. The wings were generous sized and the flavor was amazing.

This was my second time eating here, and I visited on the weekend. Surprisingly, it wasn't too…read morebusy, which was nice! I ordered the Jerk Chicken Philly, and oh my goodness, it was amazing! The jerk chicken served on soft coco bread was such a good combination and packed with flavor. My only suggestion would be to include a side of sauce or add some sauce directly to the sandwich. I think that would've taken it to another level! The pricing was slightly on the expensive side, especially considering the meal didn't come with a drink. However, the sandwich was definitely delicious, and despite those minor things, I'd absolutely order it again!

Quick & friendly service by the first employee prepping the order…read more The employee next to him didn't seem too friendly when I asked her to swap out her gloves as she was handling meat & dairy products. I don't see the big deal with the simple request. The cashier picked up her coworker's lack of cool customer service & checked me out with a smile. This is the second time I've tried the apple cider vinegar & berry lemonade...delish.

Just stopped by today for a quick grab. Absolutely no one in line but it was 11AM so I thought its…read moreearly. When I ordered my food I had a free queso and I was charged despite scanning the app for a free queso. I was refunded no problem with that. When I went back to work and sat down to eat my food was absolutely horrible. To start the chips, the first thing I grabbed to eat, they tasted like they were four or five days old. The cilantro lime sauce had absolutely no flavor. I know that it has a sour cream base and what's crazy is that you could not even taste the sour cream! Just a light green unflavored sauce which is just pointless. Then the entree part, which was a sofritas bowl, nothing had flavor. The sofritas looked disgusting, and there was only a scoop of the toppings and a ton of rice. At this point I can no longer patronize any Chipotle. Too many disappointing experiences lately. A total waste of time and money.

Food was good , love the atmosphere, we've been here before and always enjoy everythingread more

I've been to this location multiple times, so maybe it's gone downhill recently, but this was by…read morefar the worst experience I've had. Honestly, it was bad enough that I don't plan on eating at Shake Shack again. The ordering process is completely self-serve, which wouldn't be such an issue if there were menus displayed in a more convenient spot. There's a large menu board off to the side, but otherwise, you have to stand at the kiosks clicking through every category just to see what's available. This makes the line unnecessarily long and slow. There wasn't even an option to add extra pickles or customize my toppings the way I wanted. And after having customers do all the ordering themselves, the system still asks for a tip, which I found ridiculous considering the service we received. Several tables were also dirty, and the whole process felt unorganized. Unfortunately, the food and service weren't any better. Parts of my order were missing, so I had to keep asking employees for items they forgot. One of the burgers also had to be remade because they added onions to both, even though the receipt clearly showed onions on only one. The wait was extremely long, and when the food finally came out, it wasn't even worth it. My burger was overly greasy, and the fries had this weird, grainy texture that made them unpleasant to eat. Overall, this experience completely turned me off from Shake Shack. For what they charge, the food, service, and overall experience just aren't worth it.

Oh Americanized Chinese food, how can I never stay away from you, even though you are disgusting as…read morehell?? My sister and I ordered a one entree one side meal to share: Lo Mein and Bourbon Chicken. The food was sub-par. It was 4pm but that is no excuse for stale food. You could tell the saucy noodles were not fresh and had been warming up under the heat lamp since at least noon. The bourbon chicken had a weird consistency to it: once again, a victim of the heat lamp. The flavors were all there, but that food had been sitting there for hours and there is no excuse for that. Just because we chose to eat a later lunch or an earlier dinner doesn't mean we should pay for a meal that isn't fresh. Is it fair to hate on a restaurant found in a food court? Maybe not. But even after my rant, I'll have to admit, we finished every bite.

This is actually located inside of Perimeter Mall. I was recommended here by a coworker and since…read moreit's close to work I decided to give it a try. I kept it simple and went with rice and chicken. Now I love food court food, some of the best Chinese food I've had but this was definitely at the bottom of my list. The food lack major flavor. Even the chicken and it was covered with sauce. I used some soy sauce but honestly it didn't make a difference. The price was average and the customer service was fine. The food just needs some flavor. I doubt I return.

Stopped by this place for lunch due to some business that I had to take care of at 1000 Abernathy…read more I don't know what the case was a couple of years ago with Eat Fresh but I'm glad that I didn't see the earlier reviews first. I was surprised to find a simple, clean layout. It reminded me of the typical, basic corporate office building cafeteria but with plenty of warm-hued natural lighting with plenty of space to sit inside and out. The food court itself is above ground level so if you are sitting outside and the weather is nice, you have a nice view of the Sandy Springs skyline as you sit in shaded or non-shaded comfort. As far as the food options, there is a Boar's Head Deli station, and I think 2 other stations. The type of cuisines available was nothing that spectacular but what I was very pleased with was the value. You can purchase some pretty healthy food options for a reasonable price that won't break the bank. I had the Mediterranean Chicken Sandwich. It was prepared fresh to order and came hot, straight off the grill. I also opted for a healthy snack and grabbed a cup of fresh watermelon chunks. They weren't the sweetest (it's not quite watermelon season yet) but they tasted fresh. If you are looking for a decent variety food options with satisfying portions and modest prices, check out Eat Fresh if you work in the office park or are in the area. There were some less healthy options as well but for lunch, I figured I'd eat fresh (and healthy) at Eat Fresh! Do note that the cafeteria is inside of the 400 building at 1000 Abernathy Road NE on the third floor. You do not need ID to get in but you may want to be dressed in something that you would feel comfortable going to work in. Slacks/dresses/khakis? Heck yeah! Jeans? Ok. Sweats? Meh...I did it out of convenience since I had just worked out but I would not advise.

I have been eating at the Northpark 400 cafeteria for 4 years, before Eat Fresh Food Court moved…read morein. The only reason I eat here is because I'm not allowed to go offsite on my break. Half of their hot food is terrible. Their salad bar, sandwiches, coffee, cobbler, pizza crust and breakfast are the only good things. No joke. I've eaten everything they make at one point or another. Today was the last straw, I will never order their hot food again. I got lo mein & orange chicken. I am not very picky at all and can tolerate pretty lousy food. If I am hungry, I will finish my food even if it's not very good. I was married for 8 years to a terrible cook, I can handle anything. Today, I could not finish my food. That hasn't happened since I had the swine flu back in 2009. Not kidding. The lo mein was made with squishy, over cooked spaghetti noodles and had no vegetables except carrot. The orange chicken had a yellow, flavorless sauce which soaked into the flour (not cornstarch) breading causing it to become soggy and fall off the chicken. The chicken itself not only had big chunks of fat and gristle, but it was also just starting to turn bad. I think they reuse the leftover chicken from other dishes they make. Their customer service is pretty bad too. My co-workers have tried to get their money back for obvious flaws in the food, and they will not refund money. All they need to do is a little quality control and google some recipes. I never learned to cook until I became an adult and googled recipes. That's all it takes to learn how to make a good dish when you don't know how to cook, just follow someone else's recipe. Seriously, who puts a sauce on flour-breaded meat under a heat lamp? And, who makes lo mein with semolina flour pasta? People who have never cooked in their life or people who just don't give a s***. Fred, you need a new cook and someone to do quality control.

This place is probably my favorite Chinese mall food, competing with North Point Mall's Mandarin…read moreExpress. I love me some cheap Chinese mall food, and after moving to this area, I come here quite often. The food is not high quality. If you are looking for high quality food, you shouldn't be ordering mall food. The food is cheap. You can get the three entree meal for less than $10, though there is an upcharge of $1ish if you get half and half for your base. I highly recommend the bourbon chicken, chicken with broccoli and sesame chicken. I want to try their walnut shrimp too (I assume it tastes similar to Panda Express's honey walnut shrimp) and I plan on checking it out. Food is a LOT of portion. Oh, and make sure to get the white sauce for your fried rice. It's basically the yum yum sauce. I mean, it doesn't really get better than this. Cheap, greasy & quite satisfying mall food with super quick service. I'll be back!

Absolutely, the worst food court experience…read more One, the young lady preparing the food was not wearing gloves and constantly touching her face and her hair. Two, it took me four minutes to get her to get me a clean container, as she couldn't comprehend to why I was requesting a new one. Lastly, overhearing some of the customers in the line about how the service and the food quality has declined, I thought I was safe getting veggies. First and last visit.

Large and lovely Persian restaurant in ATL. Really nice courtyard where there are other restaurants…read moreand stores. There's a water fountain as well. Super cute vibe. Yalda has indoor and outdoor seating but the outdoor seating is covered so it can get quite hot and humid. We preferred to sit inside. It's a really pretty restaurant from the inside and an open kitchen concept. I really enjoyed the chicken Shish kabob, lamb Koobideh, lamb shawarma wrap, and chicken bites. Our favorites were the fries that came with the wrap and the chicken bites! Lots of flavor and tender. Delicious. The food was very fresh and service was nice as well. Everything came timely and correctly. Enjoyed our visit!

Yalda is a cute Persian spot in Sandy springs in a really nice little shopping area…read more We came on a weeknight and it was BUSY, but we were seated instantly. We started our dinner with the Zatar labneh which was SO GOOD! And it came with plenty of soft pita which is so different than most Persian spots where you have to keep asking for more bread. We then shared the koobideh kabob, Chilean sea bass, and Cornish hen. The sea bass was absolutely incredible and is a must get! I thought the hen was good too but koobideh kabobs just aren't my thing usually. I usually like saffron rice at other Persian spots better but I really enjoyed the shirin polo. Overall Yalda is a great spot! It doesn't stand out too much compared to the other Persian restaurants because I think they're all good, but if you're in the area I would recommend!