Atlanta food halls are have become the new dining destinations in Georgia’s largest city. Why? Because Atlantans love to eat and go out to experience new foods, cuisine and more.

How Many Food Halls Does Atlanta Have?

But just how many food halls does Atlanta have? We count 14 of them in the city proper, stretching from downtown Atlanta to Cobb County and even North Fulton County. They are:

• Chattahoochee Food Works
• Collective Food Hall at the Coda
• Halidom Eatery
• Krog Street Market
• Lee & White
• Marietta Square Market
• Politan Row (Colony Square)
• Politan Row at Ashford Lane (Dunwoody)
• Ponce City Market
• The Market Hall At Halcyon (Alpharetta)
• Sweet Auburn Curb Market
• Roswell Junction (Roswell)
• The Peacherie and Brasserie Lundi
• Underground Atlanta

Atlanta’s food hall appeal started in 2014 with the opening of Ponce City Market. Since then, several new food hall projects have emerged in the metro area.

Here Are All The Atlanta Food Halls

Food halls are a European invention, particularly British, consisting of a mix of artisan eateries, markets, butcher shops and other food boutiques.

Chattahoochee Food Works

1235 Chattahoochee Ave NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 

Chattahoochee Food Works has become a happening spot on the weekends when it comes to grabbing a bite in West Midtown.

Some notable eateries there are:

• Brash Kitchen
• Dutch & Chutney
• Selvasana
• Fox Bros. BBQ
• It’s Baked Baby
• Your 3rd Spot
• Delilah’s Everyday Soul
• LoRusso’s Italian Bottega
• Hippie Hibachi
• Grub Truck Stop
• Cubanos ATL
• Philly G Steaks

Collective Food Hall at the Coda

756 W Peachtree St NW #225, Atlanta, GA 30308

The Collective Food Hall at the Coda is one of newest food halls in Midtown Atlanta. While it doesn’t have as big a profile as some of the other intown food halls, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by the many vegan and pescatarian options on the respective menus.

Some of the eateries in the establishment include:

• El Burro Pollo
• Poke Burri
• Aviva by Kameel
• Humble Mumble

Halidom Eatery

The Halidom food hall’s May 24 opening heralds another place to eat for city residents, this time on the east side.

What Restaurants Are At Halidom?

• Luze Mexicano Cucino
• Mad Dad Phillys cheesesteaks
• Press Waffle Co.
• Locale Island Eats
• Luco’s Brooklyln Pizza
• Mango Indian Grill
• Wasabi Sushi & Ramen
• The French Fry Specialist
• Deallo’s Seafood
• Grind Time Coffee Co.
• Just Dogs ATL
• Bar La Rose

Check out Halidom Eatery in East Atlanta.

Krog Street Market

99 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307

Krog Street Market was an old decrepit warehouse that Tyler Perry turned into a cavernous studio before developers eyed it for a community space. With the success of Ponce City Market, developers saw this Old Fourth Ward spot as a perfect place for Krog Street Market.

Is Krog Market Safe?

Absolutely, Krog Market is safe. There have been no incidents that would cause concern about safety among customers.

To this point, there have been no high-profile incidents that would cause alarm related to safety.

What Is There To Do At Krog Street Market?

There’s plenty to do at Krog Street Market, especially if you’re hungry. Some places to eat include:

• Bar Mercado
• Fred’s Meat & Bread
• Gus’ Dumplings
• Hop City Bar & Wine Store
• Jo Ho — Indian Gully Kitchen
• Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams
• Makimono
• Pho Nam
• Recess
• Richard’s
• Superica
• Suzy Siu Baos
• The Little Tart Bake Shop
• Ticonderoga Club
• Varuni Napoli
• Watchman’s
• Xocolatl Chocolate Small Batch Chocolate
• Yalla

Lee + White Food Hall

The impressive Lee & White development heralded the West End’s entry into happening places to eat with the opening of Boxcar. Now, the development has plans for a massive food hall set to open in early 2023 with at least 20 food stalls.

The food hall will sit alongside the Beltline’s Westside Trail and feature a bevy of breweries, gelato shops, restaurants, and retail shops.

Ponce City Market

675 Ponce de Leon Ave., NE, Atlanta, GA

The Old Sears Roebuck Building is Midtown Atlanta’s crown jewel now, when it comes to development.

What’s Inside Ponce City Market?

The historic mixed-used development on Ponce De Leon Avenue on one side and North Avenue on the other is full of boutiques and offices.

Some notable retailers are:

• J Crew
• Karoo
• Lily Rain
• Lululemon
• Mac Cosmetics
• Ponce Denim Company
• Pressbox
• Rye 51
• Sephora

Take a look at all the retailers here.

But it is Ponce City Market’s food hall that is the talk of the town. It marquee location is bolstered by the Atlanta Beltline in the Old Fourth Ward. Once Ponce City Market took off, another food hall was planned…

Does Ponce City Market Have Wifi?

Ponce City Market does have Wifi and it’s free. You can access the network if you’re on the floor and second level of the dining hall.

As you climb up the building, other wireless networks become apparent but they are not open networks.

Interested in going to PCM? Here’s everything you need to know.

Marietta Square Market

In Cobb County, Marietta Square Market is the food hall to visit. There are fresh fruits and vegetables from local farmers as well as restaurants to try. Learn more about Marietta Square Market.

• B.A.D. Gyal Vegan – Offers vegan Jamaican cuisine with authentic recipes.
• Bread and Butter – A café serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner options including biscuits, sandwiches, pastries, salads, soups, and desserts, with coffee drinks made from house-roasted beans. Part of the Georgia Grown program, emphasizing locally sourced ingredients.
• BullGogi – A Korean fast-casual restaurant where diners can build bowls with traditional Korean marinated meats, vegetables, and toppings like seaweed salad and spicy mayo.
• Café Bourbon St. – A New Orleans-style eatery serving Cajun specialties such as beignets, jambalaya, and gumbo, emphasizing “real New Orleans food” from a family-run business.
• Cafe Eataly – Offers Italian-inspired dishes including handmade pastas, artisan sandwiches, salads, and house-made desserts with a focus on quality ingredients.
• Cousins Maine Lobster – Specializes in lobster rolls and other seafood dishes, though some reviews note smaller portion sizes compared to expectations.
• Creme de la Crepe – A French food stall serving breakfast, savory, and sweet crepes, such as the BST (bacon, spinach, tomato, and Havarti cheese) and French Riviera (cinnamon apples, walnuts, and caramel).
• D’Cuban Café – Provides authentic Cuban cuisine, including Cuban sandwiches, ropa vieja, palomilla pollo, tostones, and café con leche.
• Das Sweet Treat – Specializes in Quarkbällchen, a German snack resembling a hybrid between a donut hole and a beignet, made with quark cheese for a fluffy, tangy interior.
• Forno Vero – The centerpiece of the food hall, serving Neapolitan-style wood-fired pizzas, salads, and Italian dishes, with a central bar offering craft cocktails and 20 draft wine and beer options.
• Grand Champion BBQ (now Smokehouse Q) – Offers barbecue staples like pulled pork, beef brisket, and smoked chicken, along with sides like mac and cheese and collard greens, plus vegetarian options like pimento cheese sandwiches.
• Just Loaf’n Cafe – Serves Cajun specialties including po’boys, jambalaya, gumbo, and beignets, originating from a food truck concept.Lucky’s Burger & Brew – Features burgers, sandwiches, salads, wings, and handcrafted milkshakes, with notable items like the Bluetick Hound Burger.
• Philly & Wrap – Located in the middle of the food hall, serving sandwiches, wraps, wings, and tenders.
• Pita Mediterranean Street Food – Offers Mediterranean fare including gyros, beef kafta, chicken shawarma, pita platters, rice bowls, mezza spreads, and vegan/vegetarian options.
• PONKO Chicken – Provides Japanese-inspired dishes with chicken, tofu tenders, vegan patties, and sides, catering to chicken-eaters, vegans, and vegetarians.
• Shai-Karr Eatery – From the team behind Thaicoon & Sushi Bar, serves sushi, curries, noodle soups, salads, and Thai favorites like Pad Thai, Choo Choo Train Fried Rice, and Spicy Basil Minced Chicken.
• Siete – A full-service Mexican restaurant offering traditional Mexican dishes.Street Taco – A sit-down restaurant serving Mexican street food including tacos, burritos, Mexican street corn, flautas, and frozen margaritas with unique options like the Gooey margarita with Pop Rocks on the rim.
• Tiny Bubbles Tea Bar – Specializes in bubble tea, smoothies, and refreshing drinks.

Politan Row at Colony Square

 1197 Peachtree St NE Ste 150, Atlanta, GA 30361

Politan Row opened in summer 2021 after much anticipation. The development had been delayed several times and even changed names. No matter the specifics, it was worth the wait.

Among the standout eateries is Locale Cafe, a Caribbean concept that serves jerk chicken and similar dishes. Here are some other restaurants there:

• Bar Politan
• Bella Pizzeria
• Bun Mi Grill
• Federal Burger
• Gekko
• Holeman and Finch Public House
• King of Pops
• Local Cafe
• Pretty Little Taco
• Rumi’s Kitchen
• Saints + Council
• Serena Pastificio
• Sweetgreen
• YŌM

Here’s what to know about Politan Row.

Politan Row At Ashford Lane

4550 Olde Perimeter Way, Dunwoody, GA 30346

One of the more exciting things happening in North Fulton is Politan Row at Ashford Lane, in Dunwoody.

Formerly Citizens Market, Politan Row’s second venture in the Atlanta area brings a bevy of restaurants and retail to Perimeter Mall. Here are the eateries there:

1. 26 Thai – Offers Thai staples like pad Thai and tom yum, owned by Niki Pattharakositkul.
2. Bucatini Ristorante – Serves hand-pulled pastas and Italian dishes, owned by Luis and Maria Mendez, with highlights like carbonara and Nutella pizza.
3. Bussin’ Jerk ATL – Features Caribbean cuisine with an American twist, known for its innovative oxtail egg roll.
4. Buzzin’ Burgers – Offers halal smash burgers, wings, and fries with bold fusion toppings, led by Jay Charaniya of Gems Hospitality Group.
5. Delilah’s Everyday Soul – Serves Southern soul food like fried chicken platters, wings, and sandwiches with sides such as collard greens and mac and cheese, owned by Delana Winder Reeves and Jason Reeves.
6. Gekko – Provides hibachi, poke, and ramen, owned by Jack Bai, with dishes like poke bowls and hibachi shrimp with broccoli.
7. Master Pho – Offers authentic Vietnamese cuisine including pho, bánh mì, grilled meats with rice, and spring rolls, founded by Thao Le.
8. Pretty Little Tacos – A Creole-Mexican street taco stall by chef Michaela Merrick, known for birria tacos with proteins like oxtail, chicken, and shrimp.
9. Sheesh – A Mediterranean stall by chefs Charlie Sunyapong and Paul Thai, serving dishes inspired by their Peachtree Corners restaurants.
10. Tandoori Pizza & Wings Co. – Features Indian-inspired dishes like naan pizzas, samosas, and mango chili wings, owned by chef Archna Becker.
11. Streakers Pub – A sports bar-themed stall, offering pub-style food and drinks.
12. Tacos El Kohuich – Serves Mexican street cuisine, adding to the diverse taco offerings at the food hall.

The Market Hall At Halcyon Alpharetta

6500 Halcyon Way, Alpharetta, GA 30005

The Market Hall at Halcyon opened in 2019 right before the pandemic. The 5-acre space offers residents of Alpharetta and nearby Forsyth County a place to shop, dine and get fresh fruits and vegetables throughout the week.

• CT Al Pastor Taqueria – A taco stand offering Mexican street food with customizable protein options, including traditional choices like chicken, steak, fish, and pork, as well as plant-based options like Impossible beef. Notable items include the Choriqueso appetizer (queso dip with homemade chorizo) and empanadas.
• Frenchie’s Royal House of Frites & Meats – Operated by Maven Restaurant Group, this stall serves burgers ground daily, house-smoked bacon, hand-cut French fries, and New Orleans-inspired soft serve ice cream. It features a distinctive all-black tile design with brass fixtures.
• Gu’s Dumplings – Known for Szechuan-style dumplings, noodles, and other Chinese dishes, this stall offers flavorful options like Mongolian beef and dumplings with generous portion sizes.
• Holmes Slice – A wood-fired pizza stall by chef Taylor Neary of Restaurant Holmes, offering handcrafted pizzas with scratch-made dough and locally sourced produce. The design draws inspiration from New York and Naples pizza parlors, featuring a custom wood-burning oven.
• Pita Mediterranean Street Food – Serves authentic Mediterranean cuisine, including shawarma, gyro sandwiches, falafel, hummus, and salads. A highlight is their loaded fries, described as a Greek version of poutine with gyro meat, feta, and tahini.
• Sweet Tuna Hawaiian Fresh Poke – Offers customizable poke bowls with locally sourced produce, vegetable options, and flavorful sauces, emphasizing fresh, healthy fast-casual dining.
• The Original Hot Dog Factory – An Atlanta-based franchise serving up to 18 varieties of hot dogs, such as the Jamaican jerk chicken dog with grilled pineapples, taco dog with chili and guacamole, Chicago-style, and Memphis dog with barbecue sauce. Also offers salads, wings, burgers, and desserts like funnel cake sticks and deep-fried Twinkies or Oreos.
• FUEL Coffee Cafe – A newer addition to the Market Hall, offering coffee and café-style items, though it may be less prominent as it’s not located directly next to other food stalls.

Sweet Auburn Curb Market

209 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30303 

The Sweet Auburn Curb Market has been an Atlanta institution for more than 100 years. This is a central place to get fresh meats, produce and there’s also a slew of restaurants scattered across the place.

1. Afrodish Restaurant – Offers Caribbean and African cuisine, including Jamaican beef patties, curry chicken, jerk chicken, plantains, beans and rice, black-eyed peas, oxtail, curried goat, and steamed cabbage. Vegetarian options are available. Contact: (404) 522-1054.
2. Arepa Mía – Specializes in Venezuelan comfort food, serving arepas and other dishes. Known for its fresh ingredients, it started as a vendor here before expanding to a second location in Decatur. Contact: (404) 880-8575, ArepaMiaAtlanta.com.
3. Auntie Vee’s Kitchen – Serves soul food with a focus on comfort dishes, though specific menu details are limited in available sources.
4. Bell Street Burritos – Voted Best Burrito in Atlanta by an AJC poll, this stall offers large burritos made with fresh ingredients. It started at the market and has since expanded to other locations.
5. Belen de la Cruz – Empanadas and Pastries – Features Argentine-style empanadas and pastries, offering a variety of savory and sweet options.
6. Curly’s Fried Chicken – Specializes in fried chicken dishes, providing classic Southern comfort food.
7. Hippie Hibachi – Offers a unique take on hibachi-style cuisine, likely with vegetarian or plant-based options, though specific menu details are not widely listed.
8. Jikssa Vegan Ethiopian Cuisine – A vegetable-focused stall by Chef Jikssa Mogga, offering customizable four-veggie plates with around 20 hot and cold options, such as collard greens simmered with onions, garlic, and ginger, and farro salad with roasted carrots, parsnips, basil, butternut squash, cranberries, and vinaigrette.
9. La Vegano – Run by Chef Nathaly Brown, this stall provides a vegan menu with breakfast bowls, toasts, lunch protein bowls, and seasonal desserts like moist pound cake. Signature items include the East Point, a portobello, pepper, onion, and aioli twist on a Philly cheesesteak.
10. Metro Deli and Soul Food – Offers made-to-order sandwiches and breakfast daily, with soul food options like yams and hoecakes. Owners Mimi and Freselam, who immigrated from Ethiopia in the 1990s, serve dishes like Lentil Sambusa (a spicy and mild vegetarian Ethiopian appetizer) and Spicy Beets Salad. Contact: (404) 581-0271.
11. Monster Cravings – A newer addition to the market, though specific cuisine details are limited in available sources. Likely offers unique or creative comfort food.
12. Panbury’s – Specializes in award-winning English, Australian, and South African-style hand pies (similar to portable chicken pot pies or gourmet hot pockets), including beef, chicken, veggie, and seasonal sweet fruit pies, as well as beef patties and sausage rolls. Contact: (404) 500-1279, Panburys.com.
13. Philly G Steaks – Serves Philadelphia-style cheesesteaks and related dishes, offering a taste of classic American comfort food.
14. Phew’s Pies – Focuses on pies, likely offering a mix of savory and sweet options, though specific details are not widely available.
15. Pi’s R Squared – A wood-fired pizzeria offering artisanal pizzas, available for purchase as a business opportunity, indicating it’s an active stall. Contact: (404) 659-1665.
16. Rawesome Juicery – Provides award-winning fresh, cold-pressed juices with ingredients like kale, spinach, wheatgrass, avocado, and mango. Contact: (404) 996-6698.
17. Sweet Auburn Barbecue – Specializes in classic slow-smoked meats and award-winning wings, with signature sides like mac and cheese and collard greens. Highly recommended by visitors for its BBQ pork.
18. Sweet Auburn Bakery – Offers baked goods, including cookies, and is a popular choice for desserts at the market.
19. Three Peaches Gelato and Coffee – Founded by Kendra Bauser in 2018, this stall serves dairy-free gelato and coffee, offering a refreshing dessert option.
20. Tijuana Tacos – A taco restaurant serving Mexican street food, currently listed for sale but still operating, with a focus on tacos and related dishes. Contact: (404) 659-1665.

Here’s what one customer says about the Sweet Auburn Curb Market. “Seen this Market on TikTok multiple times and decide to make the Journey. Each stand provides organic foods with a fresh selection of fruit, vegetables and fresh cuts of meats. There’s also a host of herbs and spices for various cuisines. They also have a few restaurants fronts.”

The Peacherie and Brasserie Lundi

1375 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta, GA 30309

The Peacherie and Brasserie Lundi food hall is set to open on September 10, 2025. The development is a 7,000-square-foot culinary playground that’s part food hall, part French brasserie, and 100% awesome. Learn more.

Roswell Junction

340 S Atlanta St, Roswell, GA 30075

The Atlanta Street Redevelopment project has added a food hall to the slate. Roswell Junction will offer a smorgasbord of food choices of area residents. The development will house eight unique food concepts, three separate bars including an indoor/outdoor bar, a large patio and music bandstand.

What Eateries Are At Roswell Junction? Eight food stalls are in place, including Pretty Little Tacos, Buena Papi and Cleaver Co. Learn more about Roswell Junction.

Underground Atlanta

A food hall is being planned for Underground Atlanta, in the city’s downtown, developers have announced. The six-stall food hall will be situated under Upper Alabama Street.

While the food hall doesn’t have a name yet, it will be a mixed-use development, including a 28,000-square-foot food market curated by developer and businessman Robert Montwaid. The food hall is being built alongside a live music venue and a beauty boutique.

Final Word

Read more: 5 essential soul food spots in Atlanta

When it comes to restaurants, Atlanta is quickly gaining ground on some of the dining capitals around the United States.

The culinary excellence of Southern food is only part of the reason why Atlanta restaurants are having a moment. New entries into the restaurant entry, including steakhouses, seafood and fast-casual, represent a growing segment of the new Atlanta restaurants

Stay with AtlantaFi.com to learn more about Atlanta food halls and what’s next.

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