The burgers or tacos the brisket sandwich everything here is delicious. I also like the breakfast…read morefood as well as breakfast burrito good stuff

Great food truck. Excellent Mexican options plus Wing Wednesday's and burger options. Real nice…read morewomen running the truck, always friendly. Also cheaper than most options in the area.

Fry-lovers, unite! I…read moreenjoy fries, but happen to love someone who is a big fry lover. Like, very serious about them and how they're cooked. Me, just give me the hot fries, skip the fancy. Well, Mr. Fancy Fry-lover asked me to grab him some while I visited The Works recently and I finally had the chance to checkout WTF/What the Fry. WTF is a food stand within The Works that really stands out. Featuring a variety of potato picks such as tots, waffle fries, curly fries, etc., the carbs are on 10 here. Beyond the potatoes themselves, WTF offers a variety of seasonings and toppings to flavor up your choice. Craving more tan just fries? They've got you covered there as well with tenders, fries and more. I decided to go with the straight fries w/ cajun seasoning ++ tots w/garlic parmesan and lemon pepper. Both were freshly fried and flavored, I only wish I had taken a seat to eat more on my own before I passed them onto him, lol. And the gentleman behind the counter was ON IT. He was tossing fries in seasoning, drizzling sauce on wings, all while making jokes and helping customers at the same time. Truly a good experience, I'll be back to enjoy more potatoes in all their glory.

Went to WTF for lunch and ordered the hot honey lemon pepper wings with crinkle fries and was very…read morepleased. As an Atlanta native, I pride myself in being a wing connoisseur and I'd have to say these were very good. The sauce and flavor profile were just right and the wing size was perfect. Our servers were both amazing and gave great suggestions. The restaurant is inside of the Chattahoochee food works so the ambiance is casual and minimalistic.

The tacos, birria, and queso were good. The service was fast but went from lunch during the week…read more It's a standard taqueria ambiance, nothing fancy but def worth the tacos!

Great Birria tacos! I would definitely return because they…read moreare consistently good. I tried the grilled pork. And that was not so good. So I'm going to stick with a true blue first love of mine, the Carne Asada Birria taco

Accidentally went to this location. Definitely only recommend eating here if attending a game…read more Parking is expensive and the food was just okay. Service was great and friendly. Bathrooms were clean. The brisket and pork were just okay. Not the quality of bbq that I was looking for.

This stand inside the park gave us food poisoning. I would avoid. It's the only thing my kids…read moredidn't eat the same as my husband and me, and the two of us are very sick.

Potato Cutter is a concession stand specializing in French fries located inside SunTrust Park…read morebehind section 138. They cut Idaho potatoes right behind the counter. They offer four kinds of fries: "house made," sweet potato, garlic, and buffalo. A regular box of fries costs $6 to $8.50 each ($5 to $7.25 each for Atlanta Braves A-List members). You can also get larger buckets of the house made or sweet potato fries for $10 a bucket ($9 for A-Listers). We got a box of garlic fries and they were delicious. They were served hot, hot, hot and fresh. The fries are the long, thin kind with the potato skin still on. The garlic fries had delectable Parmesan cheese crumbles on them. The lady sitting one seat away from me commented on how good the fries smelled as soon as we sat down. The fries were crispy when they were served to us, but got soggy by the time we got to our seats. They were still tasty and I killed them. However, I must say the grease factor was high. A nice puddle of oil was left at the bottom of the box after demolishing all the fries and the bottom layer of fries were absolutely saturated and dripping in oil. So these fries will probably kill me in the end. Oh well. It was worth it. Potato Cutter also sells corn dogs, peanuts, candy, fountain Coke products, Dasani bottled water, and draft beer. A bottle of water costs $3, souvenir cup of soda $7 ($5.25 for A-Listers), and Coors Light $10 and $5 for large and small sizes, respectively. Don't forget to check out the condiment stand in front of Potato Cutter where they have a nice variety of Wise-brand and other self-serve seasonings you can add to your fries.

This girl LOVES a good french fry! When I saw Potato Cutter at Suntrust Park, I knew just where I…read morewas headed. The line was LONG and due to this being the first game of the year, the staff was overwhelmed, but I was very patient as I waited for my fries. I noticed a sign that read "check out our seasoning bar" which pictured a bunch of cool seasoning options. As a looked around I came to the conclusion it wasn't there. I opted for the garlic fries, which are more expensive than the regular ones. When I read other reviews they raved about the parmesan cheese which peaked my interest. When I got my fries, it just looked as if they dusted the top with garlic powder. I will say that the fries were hot! They weren't soggy at all which is a plus. I would visit again, but opt for the regular ones next time around.

How FUN is all I can say about this SUPER CUTE HOTDOG stand!…read moreThey set up at work, had DELICIOUS Dogs, all the fixin's, chips, drinks, condiments & napkins right there. Our server was WONDERFUL- wish I had her name. Check out the pics! We ALL loved this so much- a farewell to a co-worker. Would be so cute at a family reunion, kids bday party, or maybe a wedding after party meal.

Dogs on Wheels catered a party for us! They were so accommodating and easy to communicate with…read more They provided amazing service and I would absolutely use them again. 10/10 recommend!

Great food concept where the Galleria 100 bldg hosts a different couple of pop-up restaurants every…read moreday for lunch. I've always been a fan of variety so I love this! If you download their mobile app, you can see which two restaurants are serving each day and their menus. Also remember to use your $2 off coupon on their mobile app! I tried 3 vendors so far in their first two weeks -- Mediterranean/Indian from Karachi Broast, Indian from NaanStop and Caribbean from Family Jerk Restaurant. The menu prices are generally under $10, and portions are good too. KARACHI BROAST - their food was really very good! Got the Mixed Platter ($9.49) which included 1 tandoori chicken kabob, 1 Mediterranean chicken kabob marinated over 24hrs in exotic herbs & spices (very flavorful & juicy!), served w/ pita bread freshly sauteed w/ butter during order time, spicy yogurt sauce, hummus and chicken biryani rice. And enough food for 2 meals. My favorite Fooda vendor so far! NAANSTOP - I usu. work from home on Fridays but I actually came to the office so I could have NaanStop! Ordered their Chicken Tikka Masala Bowl w/ Brown Rice ($6.89), and added other toppings like fresh spinach, sauteed onions & peppers, spicy cabbage slaw and corn salad. I also sampled their "coconut & mint" and "chili & cilantro" sauces ... whoa the latter was super spicy! Food was very good and portion was enough for 2 meals! FAMILY JERK RESTAURANT - ordered their Jerk Chicken which came w/ two sides ... I chose the Rice & Peas and Sauteed Cabbage ($8.49). The Jerk sauce was super spicy - I also tried their spicy BBQ which was sweet/spicy and loved it more ... although quite messy to eat! My co-workers both got the veggie burger but it was more like a veggie patty b/c it didn't come with a bun - but they said the patty was very good. Overall good food, and really nice folks. Looking forward to trying more new places in the upcoming weeks!

Basically Fooda brings in food from local restaurants to local offices to provide better dining…read moreoptions. The idea is good, but the actual food served not so much. The only time I tried Fooda they served Ponko Chicken. The food was overpriced, even with my company's food voucher of $6 and the small portions were served luke warm. I waited in line for a good 15-20 mins as there were only 2 people working. Most of the choices were sold out besides chicken tenders. What they call a combo was comprised of a 3 tender meal with potato salad - get this the combo part was adding white rice; not even a beverage. The menus shown aren't clear, so when I asked if a drink came with the combo - the guy serving me actually laughed! SMH Never again Fooda, not even with my voucher. I rather starve or eat an old house slipper.