Airport location on concourse c. Limited menu including condiments. Sandwich still tastes like Chick-fil-A. Currently many of the other options are closed so this location is still better than some of the alternatives. read more

A very amicable staff greets with a smile. The only one restaurant open at 5AM in terminal C! Usually a line for 12 plus patrons deep. As soon as you get to your order your food almost comes as fast as you can pull your wallet out. Quick turn around for a busy establishment for breakfast. Food was hot, chicken was crispy and the chicken was moist. read more

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My sandwiches was hot and fresh. Line was long but it move quickly. Staff was knowledgeable and offered excellent service

Ill give them the benefit of the doubt. This has to be a hard location to work at and everyone seemed tired and frustrated. Not the typical peppy spirit that you wild expect from a chic-fil-a, but they attempted. The manager was extremely nice but once again seemed frustrated. Service was a little backed up but they were the busiest restaurant I could see in "C" . The clients in front of me gave the cashier a very hard time. The food was on par with other locations. Only one other problem I can think of was a watered down/flat taste on the unsweetened tea. But once again. I'll give them the benefit of the doubt :-) read more

Chick-fil-A - I forgot to take a picture. Here's a drink cup! - Fast Food Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

A Godsend when you're in a hurry. We had just come up from Costa Rica, and with a 35-minute wait on the taxiway for a gate, U.S. Customs, a baggage inspection, and a security checkpoint, we were running short of time for our domestic connection. We discovered Chick-fil-A in Concourse A doing a land-office business, packed with young people crowing like roosters and shoveling out the sandwiches. I feel for the kids and that corny rooster routine, but they were laughing and appeared to enjoy it. Remembering a very disappointing sandwich on our international flight, and knowing things get worse on domestic flights, we decided dinner at Chick-fil-A was the way to go. We ordered two #1 chicken sandwich dinners, with cross-cut fries and Cokes, for $13.25. Before the customers at the next register finished placing their orders, we had our hands on ours. The chicken was all breast meat with a teriyaki sauce. The cross-cut fries were crisp, and we both dug in. As we were eating our sandwiches, the gate called us to board, so we took our food onto the aircraft. It turns out we ate the best meal on the plane. read more

The soda machine is the coolest thing about this place! We had a 6 hour layover at ATL and chick fil A made me feel less sad but more tired. Helllllo food coma! Tried the spicy chicken biscuit with tater tots. BOO YA. I had 2 packets of the chick fil A sauce with it... So satisfying and disgusting, I know. BTW, they are closed on Sundays. Made me want to cry when we came back at the end of our trip... read more

If you're looking for a good chicken biscuit, then you'll get standard chick fil a good here. If you're looking for any ounce of customer service then go somewhere else. You're a number with a dollar sign here and nothing else. 2-stars because the "people don't matter" attitude gets you in and out of the line faster and more disrespectfully than you would ever hope for. Not a single "hello" or "have a great day" and threw my card at me on the completion of the swipe. read more

Well I've finally had some bigoted chicken. And I don't get the hype. Maybe because this is an airport branch? I just had the basic chicken sandwich meal. The chicken tasted okay but there was no crispness to the breading. There was a good buttery taste, which I imagine was from the bun. The pickles were an odd thing but worked. The waffle fries were abysmal. Cold and floury and a total waste of calories. I had two and threw the rest away. It was busy on a Saturday afternoon and we had to wait to order and for the food - not long, but it's not like our food was sitting around, so there's no excuse for it all tasting a bit microwaved and lukewarm. I also wasn't impressed with the Styrofoam cups. :/ So I've had it, and now I don't have to again. read more

The food is mediocre, the service is lousy, the corporate culture STINKS....

Just as good as the best of the best in Chick Fil A's. Love their efficiency!!! Of course, you already know the chicken biscuits and sandwiches are the best in that market. Enjoy! read more

First, you need to put aside your feelings (mine are negative) regarding the CEO of this company's comments relating to gay marriage. I honestly do not care about his political views and I honestly do not care about his religious views. In fact, I find it annoying they are not open on Sundays. Anyhow, I am somewhat depressed that I apparently fly enough through ATL that I am the Duke of the Chick-fil-A in Concourse C. This is fairly depressing to me. I think I might have to stop checking in because I think it means I fly too often. It's a Chick-fil-A in the end, folks. The line is generally long, but the orders are correct and it tastes like a Chick-fil-A from pretty much anywhere else in the country. It's not great. It's not glamorous. It is fast food. I eat it because there is this or there is starving since airlines do not serve food on domestic travel any longer. I choose this. An "A-Okay" from me. read more

Because of the lack of Chick-Fil-A's in the northeast...and really, the north (particularly in New York City. There's only one and it's in a dorm, for chrissakes....), this place becomes my godsend. But why the one in Atlanta you ask? When I was a student at Michigan, I would always take AirTran to fly back home to Wichita from Detroit. Everytime, I would have a layover in Atlanta, and I would ALWAYS make the detour to Concourse A... JUST to get Chick-Fil-A. That's how obsessed I was when there was no sign of Chick-Fil-A in Michigan or its surroundings. Nowadays, I've got the NYU dorm one back in the city, but alas it's one of those heatlamp style C-f-A's. So it's always nice to go to one where it's classically made. Those McDonalds Southern Style Chicken Sandwiches (total C-f-A fakes) are atrocities. read more

Not impressed. I heard the hype but don't you believe it! Staff were courteous and efficient but it was a slight delay with meal. I couldn't wait to tear into the bag but was left down when I saw the soggy bun. Chicken was OK but not life changing. Waffle fries were blah. In the end I took 2 bites and trashed the meal. Chick-a-boom. read more

Chick-fil-A - I was told how great this place was and dont understand the hype. - Fast Food Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Corporate would be so disappointed in this location. They sell a ton of chicken, but the staff really hates the customer. It's just soooooo obvious. There are many places in this terrific airport to eat that actually appreciate serving. Maybe it's time to fire the whole crew and start over!! read more

Chick-fil-A - The service attitude is like chicken droppings! - Fast Food Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Yes, I live in a land that does not have a Chick FIl A within a two-hour drive. So I'm a huge fan of strolling up to Chick Fil A's at the airports I pass through, grabbing a couple of extra sandwiches to go for enjoyment later. They actually travel really well and are easy to reheat in a toaster oven. read more

I had not had Chick-fil-A since I was in junior high. It was one of 3 options that my little Catholic school had on hot lunch days. Hot lunch days were only once a month, so they were very exciting, and the other 2 options were Taco Bell or hot dogs. I blame that school for me not being skinny. Anyway, I didn't really remember the taste, but I remembered liking them. Since we had a 3 hour layover, I decided to try it for lunch. I got a spicy chicken sandwich, the waffle cut fries, and a Coke Zero from one of those snazzy machines. The chicken portion was humungous so I had to tear half of it off. I liked that the fries didn't have that salty seasoning that's usually on waffle fries. All in all, it was fast food. read more

Every employee spends most of their time standing around. Tons of food in the window, staff continues moving at a snails pace and having personal conversations instead of passing it out. read more

Hip hop hooray!!! For Chick-fil-A!!! Yes, I'm reviewing a fast food joint. Why? Well, because this is one place that I actually enjoy. Nothing really out of the ordinary here other than the soda machine. Otherwise, it's the same - closed on Sundays and you can substitute a wheat bun for the regular for a few pennies more. read more

As usual, at any chick fil a, service with a smile. Extremely pure servers greeted me and efficiently took my order. The food came out quickly. The chicken sandwich was delicious as usual. The fruit cup was fresh. The iced t was freshly brewed and very good. The table are clean and a very helpful young man helped me find a table and throw out my empty food containers. I love this place. read more

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I was quite sad to see that the chick fil a has given money to groups that fight against same sex marriage. It really does mean I'm not going to eat there anymore. Well anyways I ate at the one in ATL before I knew that and pre guilt at the thought of my money going to a cause I disagree with, i still enjoyed my fried chicken biscuit... but it'll be my last one for a while. read more

Chickfila. Delicious chicken, waffle fries, and friendly customer service. Nothing special.

There's only two Chick-fil-A in the Bay Area so far... So when in GA, Chick-fil-A would be my fast food pick at the airport! Deluxe Spicy Chicken Sandwich - best chicken sandwich ever (that's not even comparable to all the other fast food joints). Waffle Fries - crunchy goodness! Chicken Nuggets - One of my favorite things here (especially with the biscuit for breakfast). And don't forget SWEET TEA! They also have their own sauce. Best decision before heading back to our terminal ;) read more

Get here right before lunch or wait about 30 minutes. The lines at this airport location are always very busy. I thoroughly enjoyed my chicken sandwich that was perfectly breaded. The piece of chicken was huge, the bun was soft and the temperature of the sandwich was nuclear, always a plus to have hot food. read more

Chick-fil-A - The Chick-fil-A shop. - Fast Food Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Is it wrong to stop by as soon as I land and again just before I leave??? Cheap, quick, simple, and tasty. Can't turn it down for breakfast lunch or dinner. read more

Who isn't a fan of Chick-fil-a?! So yeah, I'm always in the airport on Monday morning with a chicken biscuit craving. I try to keep my visits to a minimum or I'll look like a black version of the michelin man - can't have that! Anyways, breakfast from this Chick-fil-a is always hot, people aren't overly friendly (have they ever been in the airport), but the service is good. My only complaint is that they do not have standard Chick-fil-a lemonade. What the hell is that?! read more

There's a lot of hype going on about the chain, and when we were in New York last year, we had considered visiting the restaurant there since it was the first time we were present in a location where there was a Chick-fil-A. However, there's a lot better things to do in NYC, and so we didn't bother in the end. So we found ourselves in Atlanta for our connection from London to Chicago, and discovered a branch here! Great we thought - a chance to give it a go. Now, the food wasn't terrible, in fact I'd happily eat another chicken sandwich, but the waffle fries were just rubbish. Not rubbish enough to spit out, but I had like three and was completely done with them. The staff were friendly enough, but we ended up eating the food at our gate since there isn't any seating areas available specifically to eat at CFA. I went for the fancy version of the standard sandwich, so I got some lettuce and cheese - I could have done without the lettuce but the cheese was nice. No sauces, but pickles. Strange, but it worked. It just seemed strange that something is so hyped when really KFC is still better. read more

Let me start this review off with just wow! I am a big Chick-fil-A fan and after a long crazy flight and day It is always reassuring to count on Chick-fil-A breakfast that never fails to amaze me. A great pick me up. Not only is the food delish, but the workers are so pleasant and have the process nailed down. Will forever be Chick-fil-A's number 1 fan. read more

I'm not sure if this is a general testament to how fried chicken is served in the south, but I found this absolutely horrid. I feel bad giving a one star review, but I'm not picky and couldn't even finish the food here. I had the fried chicken sandwich and fries. The chicken was a very dark brown as opposed to golden yellow (as we expect in Canada) and it felt so burnt that each time I ate it, my tongue felt a bit of a burning sensation. Sure it was hot, but even after I let it cool down, it felt sharp and hard to eat. I got through a quarter of it because I was starving, but had to throw it out. If I pass by this place again when I'm in the airport, I have to warn myself not to go here. read more

Hit the spot and a pleasant treat in the middle of a long travel day. Loved the fact that no matter where your terminal was, Chick-fil-A was worth making a pit stop for. We ran into some folks who were on the SkyTrain who couldn't stop talking about getting some Chick-fil-A (although if you asked me, they seemed like they've had one drink too many, but I ain't judging. Do you, boo boos). Needless to say, there's never a bad time for some chicken. read more

Chick-fil-A - Chick-fil-A, ju so popular - Fast Food Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Great staff. It's 8:45 AM, and they are running with smiles and the well-known CFA spirit stands out. Food is CFA. I happy that a bacon bagel is just that. Bacon. Bagel. read more

First, let me get a couple of disclaimers out of the way... 1. I love Chick Fil A and grew up eating it. There is not one in my current city, so I usually look forward to eating it when I can. 2. I know that Chick Fil A is prejudiced and homophobic ("hate chicken", etc), but I am not principled enough to boycott on these grounds. Besides, many (not all) people who heartily embrace religious fundamentalism of any stripe, do so as a cloak for their personal fears, hatred, anger, etc., all in the name of God, of course. The big tragedy here, aside from the facts that they abandoned the cool serve yourself coke machines they had at the old location, have no chicken strips, and that you have to ask for condiments, is that everything here is way to salty. Perhaps they need to preserve the chicken because it is being shipped from China to this location and stored in a freezer for months. That still doesn't account for the fries! While Chick Fil A has abandoned its healthier-than-thou image in recent years to pursue market share (with more fried options, milkshakes, no more carrot salad, etc), I have been on board. However, the salt-a-palooza at this location is inexcusable. I simply could not eat what I had raced from three terminals before a short-timed connection for. In a way, I felt silly for feeling sad that this was such a crushing disappointment. read more

Just sandwiches and fries at this kiosk. No soup and when I asked the sent me to another spot where they didn't have soup either.

The typical great service and quality that you expect from a Chick-Fil-A. Even if their "my pleasures" seem forced through gritted teeth, it's still nicer to hear than nothing at all (which is standard for most quick-service restaurants). For as busy as this location gets, it's still a very fast and reliable option. read more

While waiting at Terminal T, I went to Terminal C to get a spicy chicken sandwich. Need I say more?

Getting a quick lunch before the flight. Ordered the nuggets. The girl did not ask if I wanted just the nuggets or the meal. I noticed she had a charge for waffle fries. I told her that I didn't want them. She nodded. After we ordered and left, the fries were in the bag. I should have been more clear about my order, tho she should have asked. read more

Sooo disappointed, I traveled two terminals over just to get a foam cup drink and chick-fil-a does NOT have them. Chick-fil-a practically invented them. All the other locations in metro Atlanta have them but not the airport locations. If you are expecting to have a drink not melt quickly on a long flight, you are out of luck. Libtards strike again. read more

First Chick-fil-a we encountered on our adventure and I was soooooo happy!! Spicy chicken sandwich, waffle fries, sweet tea, and lots of Chick-fil-a sauce made me one happy lady!! My boyfriend got the chargrilled chicken sandwich and he was loving it! read more

Chick-fil-A - Sweet tea - Fast Food Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Never had a chicken biscuit with and egg, so I decided to try it. It was ok. My biscuit was crumbling to pieces when I picked it up. The line wasn't that bad and I got my food with in 2mins. My food was warm and to the temperature it should be. The staff was nice and professional too. read more

Chick-fil-A - Biscuit crumbling but good - Fast Food Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

The worst service for a Chick-fil-A!!! They have three lines. Lady working the line told me to move out of one line and into another one if I wanted to be waited on! Moved to line to my left. Waited. Waited, longer. Lady working behind the counter in the next two lines both became empty. Did anyone ask for me to come over to take my order?? NO!! Stood there and just looked at me. Two people walked up to middle line. She immediately said come on up. They said they were not ready at the time... yet, here I still stand waiting to be taken care of. It was as if... as long as your are not in my face... I don't see you so I don't have to wait on you!! All they did was stand around and were too busy talking. Manager was not much better. I'll never go back. If you want to eat at Chick-fil-A.... eat at Concourse A. Service is always AWESOME there and they always seems to be pleased to wait on you!! read more

I was determined to find a Chick-Fil-A. Not because I yearned for a chicken sandwich, but because I'd heard so many good things about it. Out here in SF, I have friends who claim it's the "In N Out of chicken sandwiches," and are willing to drive *two hours* just to get one. So here I was at the Atlanta airport, hoping that there'd be one in Concourse A. For reasons unknown, this Chick-Fil-A isn't listed on the map. However, thanks to the powers of the Internets, I was able to find it anyway. As for the food, I don't get why people think it's so great. It's not bad, but comparing yourself to Popeye's and KFC is like saying you're smarter than Michael Scott from The Office. read more