Buttermilk Kitchen
4225 Roswell Rd NE, Atlanta
(678) 732-3274
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Chicken Biscuit with Pimento Cheese Grits
Short Stack of Buttermilk Pancakes
Fried Pickled Green Tomatoes
Pickled Fried Green Tomatoes
Short Stack of Pancakes
Solo Buttermilk Pancake
Fried Chicken & Waffle
Hot Chicken and Grits
French Toast Platter
Chicken and Waffles
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The food was quality, and well portioned with reasonable pricing. Service was efficient and friendly getting you in and out especially with a short wait for seating and getting your food at the time we arrived. It was definitely steady business and may be busier on weekends vs weekday. We are visiting ATL and it was recommended to us by an airport worker. We are so excited we started our first day of the trip with this restaurant and look forward to coming back to it again. 10/10...
One of my favorite breakfast spots!
It’s one of those places where you can rely on a meal to be great, consistently. Their house-made vanilla syrup is amazing— biscuits— fried chicken—you name it; it’s a spot worth trying at least!
If you go during the morning on a weekday I don’t necessarily think a reservation is necessary to be seated, but on the weekend? I’d recommend it if you plan on coming in for brunch (10am-2pm).
It’s one of those places where you can rely on a meal to be great, consistently. Their house-made vanilla syrup is amazing— biscuits— fried chicken—you name it; it’s a spot worth trying at least!
If you go during the morning on a weekday I don’t necessarily think a reservation is necessary to be seated, but on the weekend? I’d recommend it if you plan on coming in for brunch (10am-2pm).
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The bottomless coffee really is bottomless, but at five dollars, you will feel like you need to make it count. It is just basic drip coffee and I only managed two cups, so that felt a little steep.
For breakfast, I went with the country omelet...