I work within a short walk of Cafe 100, and I've mostly come her whenever I was too lazy to bring…read moreor make my own lunch. It's not easy to find; it's in the Tower Place complex and on the lower level (you have to go up [yes, up] some steps) right next to the high rise office building. There's a parking garage nearby but I don't know any details because I've only walked to Cafe 100. The gentleman at the register has been there every time I've visited, and he appears to remember the names of regulars. Service has been generally quick and efficient. Customers place their orders at the food counter. The employee taking your order gives the customer a slip of paper with the order number on it, and the customer takes the slip to the cashier, who will ask what you ordered and charge you accordingly. Later, the man at the cash register will announce the order and physically look at the order before giving it to the customer. There seems to be food specials every day. I don't come here often enough to determine whether these specials are recurring, and it's been so far that I'm interested in one of the daily specials. The last time I went, a "Chubby Charred Swine Bowl" was one of the specials. It was a bowl of grilled pork with white rice, lettuce, cilantro, feta cheese and a spicy Korean-style sauce. Before I received my order, the man at the register asked if I wanted extra spicy sauce. For some strange reason, I declined. It turned out that was the correct decision for me, because the spicy sauce that was on my food sure delivered the heat! The bowl was delicious and the food was good quality, but I felt the price point was a little high for what I got. The dining area is spacious, but it doesn't have that many tables. If there aren't enough available seating inside Cafe 100, customers can go outside where there are nearby tables either across the walkway or downstairs and to the left on a dining deck with lots of tables and chairs.

So you may have to do some searching to find this place because it's easily discoverable. You have…read moreto walk in or through a building to get to it. But it's in the tower 100 place area LOL. Just keep that in mind. There is a parking structure that isn't free but I think like a couple of minutes, maybe 15 or so, is. But it's it's $3 when I was there for around 20 something minutes. So just keep that in mind. Bounce that out since the parking isn't free there. I thought that the service was pretty good, it was nothing special, but they were at least nice about it when explaining that it was too late for breakfast. It's a diner type of situation. So you can get breakfast and lunch there. No dinner though so just be aware of that. The first time I went I came for breakfast and breakfast had stopped. They stopped breakfast at 10:30. So keep that in mind. There isn't real a lot of notifications letting you know, but that's my suggestion. It's kind of set up like a cafeteria, a small cafeteria. As you can see the pictures, I have a couple of feeding areas there on the inside and on the outside. The Cajun burger was packed with seasoning and flavor. It didnt lack at all and the fries were just the right amount of crisp and season. The turkey club was good. No complaints, they had a very well sized sandwich and the fries were seasoned super well. Also, to keep in mind, the combos don't come with a drink. So they'll come with french fries or chips. So at most the sandwiches are going to be probably $10 and under. But if you were to fries it's going to be an extra fee so don't get started if you see it for $14 or $15 on your order. This is a good spot if you want reasonable priced food and dont mind paying to park, then this is a consideration!

Garden Deli is one of those hidden gems people call the "secret restaurant area," though it's…read morereally not that hard to find -- just head across the sky bridge from the Hyatt to the Marriott and it's on the left. What I love most is the sheer variety. They've got everything from breakfast favorites to sandwiches, wraps, soups, salads, and even catering options. No matter what you're in the mood for, there's something here. Everything I've had tastes fresh, and you can tell most of it is made daily. The prices are affordable, the staff is friendly, and even when the line looks long, they keep things moving quickly. It's a convenient spot for convention-goers and hotel guests alike, and it's become one of my go-to stops whenever I'm in the area.

I have been coming to Garden Deli for lunch every day that I work from home. While it typically…read morelooks pretty busy around lunchtime, the wonderful people working behind the counter and at the checkout register always get orders ready and ring up quickly, so I'm usually in and out in five or ten minutes. I have yet to try the breakfast, but the wraps and salads are always fresh. My favorite thing to order is a Soho wrap with chipotle ranch (instead of fat free regular ranch). Great place to come down for a lunch break if you're looking for a quick to-go bite.

This place is a must try in Atlanta . Food was great! Line was long at the lunch rush but it moved…read morefast. Cute little outside patio also.

I've only tried the chicken salad sandwich! It is one of the best sandwiches in the downtown area!…read moreThe guys making the sandwich is always friendly and tell you enjoy and come again!

I'm so glad I've discovered Casseroles! Fresh and healthy meal premade meals perfect for your meal…read moreplanning. It's also perfect for meal trains or when you want to treat someone to dinner. Prices are reasonable, I had the small pineapple chicken for $28 and it lasted me 4 portioned out meals. The taste was great and I love that it's over brown rice and low sodium. I got my cousin the meatloaf and she liked that too. Parking: small lot in front. Note that the store is down a hill and behind the main building so you can't see it from the road.

Came in on a random Saturday by chance and fell in love. It has such a cute atmosphere with…read morefriendly staff that made us feel very welcome. All of their selections are great and I highly recommend the amaretto butter cake!

Mattchew's is BACK and my westside heart is full…read more Mattchew's was a regular stop for me until they closed the location near my neighbor a couple years ago. Finding out they now have a food truck parked at a Shell station on Howell Mill genuinely made my week. The variety here is the real selling point--there's something for everyone, whether you eat meat, skip it, or somewhere in between. My go-to has always been the vegan Philly, and I went straight for it on my first visit back. Beyond meat, loaded with veggies, creamy cheese sauce, soft roll. Just as good as I remembered, maybe better because I missed it. Also, this thing is massive. I got two full meals out of one sandwich, so the value is very much there. The biggest flex? The hours. Late night food options in Atlanta that are actually good are rare. If you're catching a show, getting off a late shift, or just have a craving at an inconvenient hour, this spot has you covered, especially if you're on the westside. As for ambiance: it's a food truck at a Shell station. You walk up, order at the window, pick it up, and eat in your car or keep it moving. No frills, just good food. So glad they're back. Don't sleep on this truck.

Really good quick service spot in The Municipal Market (formerly Sweet Auburn Market) in downtown…read moreAtlanta. I came here for lunch on a sunny November afternoon during the week. Ordered the bulgogi beef with fried rice and added some bang bang shrimp, it was really good but pricey. Service was efficient and prompt. Even with the cost I'd still come back cause good food is ALWAYS worth it! ;-)

A few weeks ago, one of my coworkers convinced me to give this restaurant another chance…read more Previously I had decided not to go to this establishment because of the bad service I felt like I received on numerous occasions. Today I am leaving this review because I no longer believe that the food is safe to consume here. The same coworker who convinced me to go back to this place bought me breakfast from there to cheer me up. She bought me a pancake and usually items such as pancakes, toast, grits, and oatmeal, they give you a side of butter. I opened my container of butter and there was a piece of raw chicken mixed in! I went downstairs to the cafe and asked to speak to the owner because I wanted to keep this low profile and ensure that they throw away the butter container that it may have come from. Since he was occupied, I called over a lady behind the counter and showed her the container. She quickly threw the container away and apologized for the inconvenience. I told her to take it out of the trash because the owner needed to see that and she was like "it's ok". So I told her "no please take it out of the trash and hand it to him." She fished it out and placed it in front of him in the back kitchen area. He opened it and looked at it. He proceeds to tell me that one of the employees probably used the same knife for the "cooked" ham and put it into the butter and what I am seeing is cooked meat. I told him that I didn't want someone to get sick from this and that is why I am telling him directly. Before I took the butter to them, I took the meat out with my knife. I 100% do not believe that the meat was cooked and even so, the fact that it is in there means that there is cross contamination. The first time this happened I had onions in my grits which I assume happened due to using the same spoon for one thing to do something else. It isn't sanitary. Some people don't eat "pork" so there shouldn't be "pork" in something that is a shared condiment. But again, this was not pork it was raw chicken which is serious and someone can get salmonella. I just didn't get the sense that I was taken serious when I left there and for that reason I will no longer eat there. I understand that human error will happen, but the consequences to this blunder is someone getting really ill or even possibly dying and that I take very seriously. I would have felt better if the staff was like "we'll throw the butter away just in case", but all I received was an apology for the inconvenience...

Against my better judgment, I got the beef vegetable soup yesterday. What it did to my digestive…read moresystem should be against the Geneva convention. I was still in pain this morning. Skip this place.

A great addition to the Lee + White food hall. The staff was very helpful and nice, and helped me…read moreselect my sandwich. I got a doner kebob sandwich with steak and chicken kebobs and a nice salad with cucumbers and tomatoes and feta. Very tasty! Also I tried a hibiscus tea they make themselves. It was quite nice. Will definitely come back to this spot!

Good: So good Service: Beyond magnificent…read more Ambiance: Food hall pick up but, seating in lobby of this food hall. They go over & beyond here!

Visited in February 2019. Farmer's Basket is located in an upscale mall in Atlanta, in the…read moredownstairs food court. Think of it like a Panda Express for Southern food. There were a lot of fried food choices, however, they also had a bunch of choices that were "healthy-ish" included collard greens. I like to try different foods when I'm in different areas of the country, and this place was my attempt at finding something unique to the region. The reason I went here over the other big national food chain places was because it had the longest line of local looking people. They know what's up.

The service is hit or miss and the food is rarely fresh. The shrimp never taste fully cooked. The…read moresteak is awful it taste and look like fake meat from a tv dinner.