Impressive! We had dinner here and included the K-BBQ and Hot Pot option. The food quality…read moresurprised me! For an AYCE place the meat was really high quality. Better than expected! Service was equally as good! I was totally surprised that we didn't have a wait on a Saturday night. Loves the K-Vibe too! Definitely coming back!

When you come here make sure you bring your appetite!!!! First of all this place is worth the…read moreprice! The staff was gre

A must try! My family and i loved it . Everything we tried was delicious!!! The service was great…read moreand the people are super nice . Will be back. Located inside of Sugarloaf Mall .

Food still delivers -- quality and flavor are there, no complaints on what I ordered. But the…read moreexperience took a noticeable step back. Called ahead and let it ring 20+ times with no answer. Drove over to order in person, waited about 25 minutes with only one other couple in the place. Staff mentioned being short-handed, which showed. Watched the phone ring repeatedly, only for someone to pick it up and hang it up without answering -- not a great look. This used to be a consistent, reliable spot. Right now it feels a bit disorganized and in transition (name/ownership changes maybe). I'll give it time, but it's not making the regular rotation again until the service side gets back on track.

I had heard a lot about this restaurant and finally had the chance to meet some friends for lunch…read moretoday. Even after reviewing the menu online, the counter-ordering process can feel a bit overwhelming on your first visit, especially since the menu boards don't line up exactly with what's shown online. No worries, though--the staff is very helpful and happy to guide you through their many great options. My tablemates all enjoyed their selections, and I was very pleased with my Gyro Melt Combo. One thing that really stood out to me was how closely my meal matched the online promo photo--always a nice surprise. While I didn't try any desserts, the cakes and sweet treats on display definitely made me second-guess that decision. Looks like I have a good reason to come back.

From the makers who brought you Marietta Diner comes Yeero Village…read more It's a different style of restaurant compared to that of their predecessors that have become Atlanta staples (Cobb County). The ordering style is that of a fast food joint The service is that of your typical restaurant where they bring the food out to you. So the restaurant itself is very hybrid in terms of how they go about their business. This place is well lit, spacious, and homely yet corporate enough to pass as a franchise type joint. Seats roughly 90 people or so between 4 top tables and booths. It's clean, quaint, and with the traditional Greek soundtrack playing the background, they want you to sort of feel like you're looking at the Aegean Sea while a lyre is playing in the background... but really you're looking at Publix so they can only do so much. Let's go with the food... It's Yeero Village. So I had to try the traditional Greek style Gyro. There is something to be said for the attempt at authentic and it seems like they do it right here. The meat isn't the beef/lamb conglomerate we are all used to when we think "gyro". Here, for it to be authentically Greek, the meat is pork based, not beef based which is typical of the Americanized gyro, which is an interesting take. But rest assured, the gyro was flavorful!!! They married the flavors of the meat which was tender as all get out, the tzatziki sauce, and tomatoes all were balanced and intermingled well. And the pita was fluffy The salad was a bit disappointing. The romaine was shredded and you can't really get a good forkful. The dressing was tart. Too many tomatoes. And just three Kalamata olives??? Come on!!! I did opt for the Greek style potatoes which, I'm glad I did because they were cooked in a way that the flavors seemed to be infused into the potatoes which I was a big fan of! I also had to grab their rice pilaf. The rice was pillowy yet had an al dente texture to it that made each forkful all that more enjoyable! All in all, the folks who brought us Marietta Diner definitely had an idea and developed this place nicely! At $14.95 for a gyro combo with a side of your choice plus the aforementioned salad with tax and your choice for a tip, it's a good $16-$17 meal which is comparable to that of fast food or Panera just a few blocks down! Definitely recommend.