Aviva by Kameel Opening in Buckhead

One of the best Mediterranean restaurants in Atlanta is expanding: Aviva by Kameel is set to open in Buckhead.

This will be the restaurant’s third location. Aviva can also be found in Peachtree Center and inside the Coda food hall near Georgia Tech in Midtown.

The restaurant, owned by renown chef Kameel Srouji, and ran by his son, Nas, is a popular alternative to the greasy spoons in and around metro Atlanta.

Aviva, which means fresh, and puts you in the mind of spring, is the name of Chef Kameel’s sister. It also symbolizes healthy and delicious food.

What’s On the Menu At Aviva by Kameel?

The menu consists of hormone-free, butter-free food items, along with halal meat and classic salads and vegetables that have been locally sourced.
At Aviva by Kameel, you’ll love the Chicken Shawarma, Salmon and Rosemary Chicken.

What To Order

The Rosemary Chicken is the best in the city. Not only is it marinated in an oasis of seasonings and olive oil, it is broiled to perfection. You can order it with a medley of vegetables, hummus, yams and more sides.

Where Is Aviva by Kameel Located in Buckhead?

Aviva by Kameel is located at 3300 Piedmont Rd, Atlanta, Ga. 30305 in the Buckhead Landing development. Here is a map to help you find it.

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