Was here on a business trip and wanted some southern food and this did not disappoint. Sat at the…read morebar and service was amazing!!! I had to taste it all: she crab soup was a 10/10 Fried green tomatoes 4/10 (but I dont really like fried things just had to try them so maybe don't go off of my recommendation) Shrimp n grits 8/10 Biscuits 12/10 Cornbread 9/10 I wish I had more time, I'd come back for the soup and biscuits and to try more of the menu! Amazing service and cute ambiance

Such a lovely and flavorful meal! I was in a rush and only got food through pick-up. Hence, I can't…read morespeak about the dining experience here. I got the Shrimp & Grits to-go. It came with a cornbread, a buttery biscuit, and banana pudding. I was pleasantly surprised by the other items since the ordering site only listed the entree. Best Shrimp & Grits I've had to date. The shrimp was fresh and not overcooked or rubbery. The grits were smooth. The gravy was well seasoned, but not overly salty or rich. The cornbread and bread or biscuit was good, but not extraordinary. Those were quite dense and heavy paired with the other food. I loved the banana pudding. This meal jumpstarted my banana pudding hyper fixation. Very fragrant and not too thick yet still nice and creamy. It wasn't overly sweet or heavy either. It was a good dessert to round out the meal. I hope to come here again and have an actual sit down experience. Curious to see the ambiance!

The food was excellent! Everything we tried was delicious, and the portions were huge! The…read morerestaurant was clean with a great atmosphere, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. Our server, Kenneth, was especially kind and attentive. He took great care of us and made the whole experience even better. We'll definitely be coming back the next time we're in Georgia!

Ate lunch here today. Beris gave excellent service and the food was delicious! Feels very homey…read moreand historical like stepping back in time. Definitely recommend!

I can't believe it took me so long to eat at Delilah's! I've known of this highly lauded business…read morefor years but never found the right day when I was craving soul food and in the area to order. Until recently. I decided to have a tapas-style dinner with food from The Works and just had to grab some chicken from Delilah's. The menu is plentiful without being overwhelming, except when it comes to picking a favorite between the flavorful options. I knew that I didn't want or need a full meal and opted for their 3 whole wing option that came paired with cornbread. The young man who took my order was so polite and patient, as there were a few folks in line and waiting for previously placed orders. He let me know that my order would be ready in about 15 minutes so I took the time to continue my food-finding journey around the market. When I returned later, I had lost track of time and figured I'd just poke my head around their stall to see if my chicken was ready. It wasn't at that moment but I took some time to observe the process. There was only one guy in the open kitchen and prep area creating all of the meals and he was on the move. If I could add smells to my review, this one would smell like fried chicken and cornbread. It was all so fresh! When my order was ready, I only made one other stop before heading to my car to go home to my family... but not before I tested those whole wings from Delilah's. When I say that they were fresh out of the grease? Babehhh. It's like he just threw them right into the basket only seconds before. It was sooo crunchy, so juicy, just a fantastic wing. The hot sauce was a nice pairing but some spice in the breading/meat would have taken it over the top but this chicken was delicious. No notes.

Well, well, well.... I must say... I don't know if it was a marketing tactic or genuine happening,…read morebut there was a sandwich (seemingly ready for customer pick-up) at the edge of the counter that looked delectable and totally caught the attention of my friend and I walking by. It made us stop and ask, "what is this place and this absolutely delicious-looking sandwich?!" The rest is history. We ordered yummy fried chicken pieces and a bbq chicken sandwich. It cured our souls. We asked the generous, wonderful lady at the counter about the story of Delilah's: was she a real person, who is she, etc. her answers made us fall in love even more... this is a genuine, family-owned and operated enterprise! We love, love, loved our food and I can't wait to go back and soport again!!! You gotta try it.

Cool spot right off the highway. Pick up only. No dine in…read more Food was prepared on time and tasted great! I ordered: Chicken tenders Cornbread Mac n Cheese Collards Their BBQ sauce was tasty. The tenders weren't over cooked so it was nice and juicy. Ha! Cornbread was addictively good. Mac cheese was straight and the collards had a kick. They were open late so I would order again. Especially if I'm craving their menu items.

I went to this place for an event and these scammers charged me 85 dollar for 3 drinks. And it…read morewasn't just me a few people I spoke too about the over payment said the same thing tried talking to the owner and she was in on it to a big money grab because now apparently the place is out of business. This business doesn't even show up on Google The table next to me ordered some food and sent it back because that food looked horrible. If you read this stay away and watch your wallet because they broke and they need your money to keep the light on. And I hope the owner gets this personally. I hope you kept your day job

This breakfast spot exceeding expectations! The food was delicious and although busy, the service…read morewas very fast and hospitable. Our server Cywoo was very personable and made everyone feel welcome immediately. 10/10 will be going back when I'm in ATL.

Atlanta Breakfast Club absolutely delivered--from the moment we walked in to the last bite on our…read moreplates. Shoutout to Nicky at the host stand for setting the tone right away with a warm welcome and smooth seating. You can tell they take pride in the experience from the very start. And listen... Paul, our server, was top tier. His knowledge of the menu, his recommendations, and just overall energy made the whole experience even better. You can tell he knows exactly what he's doing and actually cares about making sure you enjoy your meal. Now let's talk about the food... The blackened salmon was cooked perfectly--seasoned just right with a great sear, sitting over those potatoes that soaked up all that flavor. And the Georgia Peach (chicken & waffles)? Next level. The waffle was light but still had that crisp, the chicken was seasoned and fried perfectly, and that peach topping with the powdered sugar... yeah, it didn't stand a chance. Everything hit. Service, food, vibe--no misses. Definitely one of the best breakfast/brunch spots in Atlanta. We'll be back, no question.

Food: Epic Service: outstanding…read moreAmbiance. Exactly what it should be. Shout out to Tara for thinking outside the box and seating us. And the tight 4 minutes on family. Order the: brisket, mac and cheese, coleslaw.

Went to Fox Bros for lunch while a family outing and at first I was confused where the entrance was…read moresince the parking lot is to the side of the building. We luckily found parking and were happy to get into an air conditioned space. The inside of Fox Bros is very much like a college bar. There are a bunch of memorabilia and different areas to sit. What we found pretty cool was how the cooks/chefs come out and serve your hot plate at your seat. That gesture is a nice touch to the presentation. The ribs fell off the bone which of course is very nice. I enjoyed their mac& cheese and potato salad. I don't recall my exact order but within the menu they offer to mix and match the various dishes. My boyfriend had collard greens with his mix and match. It was our first time having collard greens & we were not disappointed!

Had an excellent time at this establishment. Our party was greeted and handled by the…read morehost, Dayshawn, and she excellent energy and meal suggestions. Our Food was also excellent, specifically the pasta I had. My entire table also enjoyed their meals, an overall enjoyable time.

Every time I visit Atlanta, I somehow end up back at Virgil's Gullah Kitchen & Bar West Midtown --…read moreand honestly, that says a lot. The first time I went, I was blown away. The food was seasoned perfectly, the atmosphere was unmatched, and the entire experience felt like the perfect mix of soulful comfort food and an Atlanta day party vibe. The second and third visits weren't quite as strong as my first experience, but overall, the food is still really good and absolutely worth trying. What keeps me coming back is the energy. The music is ALWAYS on point. Whether it's the DJ, live music, or the overall crowd, the vibe feels like classic Atlanta brunch culture done right. You walk in and instantly feel the energy before the food even hits the table. A lot of reviews mention how lively and upbeat the atmosphere is, and I completely agree -- it's definitely more of a "good vibes with friends" spot than a quiet dinner place. The drinks are also a highlight. Strong, flavorful, and made well every time I've been. The cocktails honestly match the atmosphere perfectly and add to the overall experience. The service has been consistently good too. The staff is friendly, attentive, and does a great job managing the busy crowd and high-energy environment. Food-wise, I can understand some of the mixed reviews because the consistency hasn't been exactly the same on every visit for me either. My first visit was definitely the best, but even on the later visits, there were still standout dishes and good flavor overall. When Virgil's gets it right, it REALLY gets it right. The portions are solid, the menu is creative, and the mix of Southern/Gullah-inspired flavors makes it stand out from a lot of brunch spots in Atlanta. Overall, Virgil's is more than just a restaurant -- it's an experience. Good food, good drinks, good music, and a vibe that keeps people coming back. If you're visiting Atlanta and want a brunch or dinner spot with energy and culture, Virgil's is definitely worth checking out.

We were in town for a concert and my birthday, and decided to go for a nice breakfast for my…read morebirthday. Did some online research and kept coming back to Buttermilk Kitchen. Couldn't have been happier with our choice. Reviews I'd seen online mentioned parking is a bit limited and that the restaurant is frequently busy. So we were prepared for that even though we were going on a Thursday mid morning. I think there was an influx of people celebrating graduations because it was in fact very busy. However we got very lucky with parking and happened to come in right as someone was leaving. I was sure we would have a wait for a table, which of course would have been fine, but actually we were seated immediately! Which was super nice and unexpected. The atmosphere is bustling but not in a bad way. The restaurant itself is adorable and has a lot of character. It feels like you're having breakfast at an old friend's house. The service was great and our food came out in a very reasonable amount of time. I ordered a specialty coffee, I believe it was the almond joy cold brew, and it was delicious. Strong, which is how I like it and not overly sweet. I ordered the chicken biscuit on the waiter's recommendation and it was absolutely the best fried chicken I've ever had. Juicy and crispy. My husband ordered the pimento cheese omelette and was very happy with it, the bacon was thick cut and smoky and flavorful. The pimento cheese grits that came on the side for me were also a stand out, such great flavor. The biscuits are fantastic and the blueberry basil jam that came with my husband's meal was such a nice touch. We will absolutely make a point to come back to Buttermilk Kitchen next time we visit the Atlanta area.

TL;DR: Super cute spot with decent breakfast offerings and great staff. Don't go out of your way to…read morecome, but worth a visit if you're in the neighborhood. First things first: the Chicken Biscuit. Buttermilk Kitchen's biscuit is on the crunchy, honey-flavored side. I personally prefer fluffier, more buttery biscuits, so this one wasn't my favorite. That aside, the chicken was crispy and well-seasoned and paired well with the cheese grits. If you ever wanted a dry, crunchy version of Homegrown's Comfy Chicken Biscuit, come give this a shot. I also tried the Hash Bowl, which was a bit underwhelming. It was a *lot* of potatoes compared to the eggs and bacon bits, and there wasn't a lot of seasoning other than the bacon. Would rather recommend one of the other options if you end up visiting. The drinks are good as well, would recommend the matcha latte (not too sweet!) and the French Press coffee.

Service by Liv was great. The food was good. Blackened Po Boy sandwich. The location was idealread more

Everything about this restaurant was perfection. The best biscuits and cornbread I've ever had the…read moreservice from Keisha was remarkable. I will go there every time I get to Atlanta.

What a great experience sitting at the bar for dinner…read more I was quickly greeted and got my drink order taken care of. I ordered a two piece white with slaw and greens. Awesome flavor! The staff let me sample the potato salad which was amazing. Was told the story about the lady that makes the pies and had a slice of pecan. Very good. I recommend you give them a try, because I will be back on my next visit to downtown. Enjoy!

For a place that boldly claims to have world-famous fried chicken in its name, I really expected to…read morehave a better experience. The chicken was alright, but I wouldn't say it was the best I ever had, let alone consider it the world's best. This joint is located in the lower hub, but I believe there's also an outside street entrance. Upon entering, we were told to sit anywhere. The interior is rather dim, and it wasn't super clean as there were still some crumbs on our table from the last people who dined there. There is also a very casual feel to the place, exemplified by the fact that food is served on styrofoam plates and paper trays. FOOD: 2-Piece Dark (Thigh & Leg) (4/5) - Chicken was nice and crispy, but nothing crazy special to me. I was expecting it to be spicier. Liked it more with the Louisiana hot sauce on the table. The chicken rests on a slab of white bread and is served with average slaw and sweet baked beans. Fried Okra (3.5/5) - First time having fried okra. Not bad, and I guess frying it eliminates the slimy texture associated with okra. SERVICE: I am not usually one to complain about service. The person who served us was sweet when we did interact, but it was so hard to get their attention to order and get the bill. But beyond that, the kitchen was noticeably SLOW. My brother and I literally only ordered one plate/portion to share since we wanted to try more places, but it took over half an hour to receive our food. They do emphasize that food is cooked to order, but I still found the wait to be baffling. TLDR// Come here or don't, but if you do, make sure you are not on a time crunch. Maybe I am just being harsh because I was expecting more from a place claiming to have the world's best.