If you love soul food, Delilah’s Everyday Soul is a must-visit on Atlanta’s Upper West Side. The eatery is run by a mother-daughter team who is serious about their craft.
The mastermind behind Delilah’s Everyday Soul is Chef Delilah Winder, who has appeared on several TV food shows and gotten a shoutout by none other than Oprah Winfrey for her mac ‘n cheese.
I recently visited the eatery to see how some of the menu tastes. I ordered the menu’s most popular item, the Southern Belle, which is a loaded chicken sandwich which features a fried green tomato, bacon slab, pimento cheese, mayo, hot sauce and more. Delicious!
Delilah’s Everyday Soul Opens In Chattahoochee Food Works
Delilah’s Everyday Soul opened in November 2021 in the newly christened Chattahoochee Food Works development on Atlanta’s West Side.
The restaurant specializes in delightful styles and variations of fried chicken. The spot is owned by Delilah Winder and Delana Reeve, who are mother and daughter.
What’s On The Menu At Delilah’s
Delilah’s serves all different types of chicken dishes. On the menu, you’ll find:
- Chicken Sandwich
- Fried Chicken BLT
- Fried Chicken Po’Boy
- 3-Piece Fried Chicken Dinner
- Sides: Mac ‘n Cheese, Collard Greens, Fried Pickles, etc.
Here’s what on reviewer says about Delilah’s Everyday Soul: “We met Jason, the owner, and his beautiful mother and they were the nicest people we’ve met on our trip! Their Mac and Cheese is out of this world; you’ve got to try their food. Family owned, delicious food and great customer service!”
Where Is Delilah’s Everyday Soul Located?
Delilah’s is located at 1235 Chattahoochee BLVD, Atlanta, GA 30318. Here’s a map to help you find it
Final Word
Delilah’s is not Atlanta restaurant with awesome soul food. Check out these soulful restaurants around town.
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