Spacious dining area blends island vibes with modern elegance and features a full bar with big screen TVs. Atmosphere ranges from fresh and welcoming to lively with live music and strong rum punch. Comfortable seating and a small VIP section add to the relaxed yet vibrant energy.
Jerk chicken appears in wings, tacos, and entrees, paired with sides like macaroni and cheese and rice. The menu also features oxtail in tacos and entrees, plus vegetarian options like cabbage and mac and cheese.
Dinners feature oxtail dishes like the oxtail dinner with Mac and cabbage and oxtail tacos. The food arrives hot and includes fish tacos and jerk wings in a warm, inviting atmosphere.
"I found the food here to be amazing and delicious."
"The oxtail dinner here is the best I've ever tasted."
"The American Food here is bursting with flavor and soul-satisfying."
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Expect to pay around $20 for a meal with friendly service.
The location is ideal, being close to the airport and hotels.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol.
Southern restaurant inside an airport with tight seating and a robotic food delivery system. Atmosphere blends warm Southern hospitality with the professional airport environment, creating a welcoming yet busy vibe. Known for authentic Southern comfort food and a friendly, attentive staff.
Ribs, pulled pork with sauce, and southern fried chicken come with perfect spices and breading. Sides include mac and cheese, collards, black eye peas, and cornbread. Grits stand out as exceptionally good.
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Paschal's is located in Concourse B of the Atlanta airport.
Expect busy crowds around 11:45 am during lunchtime.
A veggie plate and peach cobbler cost around $19.
Old Tudor home converted into a pub with authentic British style and mounted woodland animal decor. Cozy, warm atmosphere with charming outdoor patio seating and a relaxed vibe. Popular for traditional pub food and fresh Guinness, attracting those seeking a genuine British pub experience.
Meatloaf stands out with perfect taste and appearance, featured in sandwiches and as a main dish. Other solid options include Shrimp and Grits, Shepherd's Pie, flounder, beef tips, and fish and chips.
Dinner here feels like being welcomed into a friend's home, with an inviting outdoor terrace that suits small groups or intimate meals. The setting supports relaxed gatherings, paired well with beers and a friendly atmosphere.
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Parking is best next door at the masonic lodge.
They are only open during the week.
Bring credit instead of cash as they do not accept US currency.
Takeout-only spot with generous portions and top-notch ingredients offers flavorful Cajun seafood dishes. Atmosphere is casual and efficient, with made-to-order meals that keep wait times short. Known for impressive presentation and standout pasta and seafood combinations.
Food features well-seasoned Cajun spices that deliver an authentic kick without overpowering. Dishes like Cajun chicken and shrimp pasta come with satisfying portions and sides such as potatoes and Cajun corn.
Dinner offers grilled seafood options like Salmon and Shrimp that stand out. Meals across all times, including dinner, maintain a consistent quality.
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Cajun Bones is takeout only, so plan to order ahead.
Expect generous portions; meals are enough for two people.
The total cost for two people is around $50.
Small dine-in area with cozy seating and a laid-back patio creates a relaxed atmosphere. Family-run vibe with friendly staff makes the place feel welcoming and chill. Multiple bars including coffee and ice cream bars offer diverse drink options.
Gumbo stands out with its rich flavor and is often recommended by staff. Pulled pork sandwiches come with a signature sauce and pair well with coleslaw as a side.
Staying at the hotel offers good food and wonderful people for dinner without leaving. The fish dinner stands out as fantastic, and the extensive menu suits every taste.
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Two Dollar Tuesday offers food and drinks for $2 each.
The restaurant charges a 10% service fee added to the bill before tipping.
Expect a $5 charge for sweet tea refills starting from the next day.
Jamaican restaurant offers inside seating with a peaceful atmosphere and great music playing. Portions are huge and well-priced, often shared among diners with leftovers. The vibe is calm, inviting those who appreciate authentic Jamaican flavors and generous servings.
Mac and cheese shows up as a common side with dishes like curry goat and jerk chicken. It ranges from tasty and flavorful to just decent, with some finding it less exciting.
Dinner plates come with an abundance of food that often feels too much to finish. Options like curry goat and oxtail offer hearty portions at a reasonable price.
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They charge a 4% non-cash fee for credit card payments.
Using cash avoids the non-cash fee and state tax.
The prices are reasonable, with medium portions starting at $11.50.
Bar and grill combines intimate dining with a lively lounge and club experience featuring a great DJ and MC. Courtyard offers a beautiful nighttime setting while loud music creates a high-energy atmosphere. Booths and benches show wear, adding a casual, lived-in feel.
Seafood and grits stand out with fresh, hot servings. Catfish pairs well with grits, and sweet potatoes offer a tasty side option.
Dinner features salmon dishes that stand out for their flavor. The setting suits celebrations like birthdays with a grill-focused menu.
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Reservations are recommended for larger parties to avoid wait times.
An 18% service charge is automatically added for parties of 5 or more.
Happy hour features drink specials only, with no food available.
Hotel restaurant with a lively atmosphere and noisy bar featuring live music and a DJ. Decor is generic but acceptable, with a large lobby bar and views of the airport. Prices are high, reflecting the airport hotel setting, but food quality is a step above typical hotel fare.
Shrimp and grits come piping hot with baby shrimp, spicy sausage, and creamy grits. Brisket flatbread and cheese grits also stand out, while fried chicken and steak appear popular choices nearby.
Dinner draws a crowd with a packed dining room and a lively atmosphere. Options like Chicken Caesar salad and brisket Flatbread offer solid choices while a DJ spins tunes in the lobby.
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Expect high prices, typical for an airport hotel restaurant.
Breakfast is served within ten minutes of ordering.
The menu offers limited options but is clean and well-presented.
Small dining area with no more than six tables offers a casual and clean setting. Music plays loudly from a boombox outside, creating a lively atmosphere. Known for generous portions and careful packaging, it suits takeout well.
Fried chicken stands out with a crispy, flavorful crust. Buffalo wings taste fresh and spicy. Hush puppies come seasoned well inside, needing no extra seasoning. Coleslaw offers a crisp, tangy balance.
Dinner options focus on seafood dinners like whiting, catfish, and shrimp. Meals often include sides such as fries, coleslaw, and bread, with fast service and helpful staff for selecting dishes.
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Expect reasonable wait times during peak hours.
Free parking is available on-site.
Online ordering is easy and food is ready quickly.
Restaurant offers an elegant setting with dim lighting and chic decor reflecting local culture. Live entertainment features jazz musicians and a live band playing 70s and modern hits. Two bars serve upscale cocktails with impressive presentations, creating a lively yet refined atmosphere.
Buffalo wings, jerk lamb chops, and fried lobster bites come with seasoned to perfection flavors. Crab cakes stand out as bite-sized balls priced at 23 dollars for three.
Hosts celebrations like bachelorette and birthday dinners. Offers a setting suited for group gatherings in the evening.
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Happy hour features discounted drinks and appetizers from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Karaoke night starts at 10pm on Thursdays with a two-drink minimum.
A $5 entertainment fee applies during live events, including karaoke.
Brewpub offers spacious seating with natural lighting and an amazing view of planes. Energy is vibrant and lively, fueled by upbeat music and engaging staff who create a hometown bar vibe despite the airport setting.
Dry rub chicken wings stand out with a flavorful kick. Pulled pork sandwich pairs well with creamy coleslaw, adding a Southern touch to the meal.
Dinner offers a mix of quick options and more involved meals with friendly service. Some orders may get mixed up, but the overall dinner experience can be pleasant and satisfying.
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Sam Adams Atlanta Brew House accepts Priority Pass for dining options.
Expect longer wait times during peak evening hours.
Sides are not included with burger orders and cost extra.
Old-school barbecue spot with a down-home feel and vintage vibe. Warm, cozy ambiance with rustic decor and soft lighting creates a relaxed, family-oriented atmosphere. Music complements the setting, enhancing the laid-back energy.
Slow-cooked barbecue ribs come with a secret-recipe sauce and fall off the bone. Sides like collard greens and mac and cheese complement the main dishes perfectly.
Cozy ambiance with rustic decor and soft lighting sets a relaxing mood for dinner. The chop'd BBQ brisket offers a flavorful, inexpensive option for weeknight meals.
Good to know
The last seating is at 9:30 PM sharp, so plan your visit accordingly.
The restaurant does not charge gratuity, which is rare in Atlanta.
I paid less than $15 for two large pieces of fish and three sides.