Food Stands near Atlanta, GA

“Visited around 8pm on a Wednesday. Service was quick and the staff were kind and had helpful recommendations. The food was great, try out the burrito bowl and beef barbacoa burrito and blackberry fresca. The only issue was the rice was a little undercooked but it wasn’t a huge dealbreaker. Will definitely return, probably earlier in the day when the food is fresher.“

“Best tacos ever!!!!“

“Great food and services. Love it.“

“Got a catering pickup order. The food and customer service were excellent. My family was very happy with the food!“

“Fry fanatics (like me), rejoice! This is your spot! Run, don't walk, to try it! Atlanta, you have a gem here. I was in the Food Works the day before getting something else but had to come back the next day to try this place. I was ready to come back the following day to try some more, that's how good What The Fry is. What more can you ask for? Great service. Great food. Hot fries cooked to order exactly how you'd like. I had the salmon bites and regular cut fries with garlic parm. I added the frozen Arnold Palmer. I enjoyed everything, including chatting with the folks working the stall. Really nice people. I even mentioned having Old Bay would take the salmon bites with the Franks & Butter sauce over the edge. And what do they have? Old Bay. (Cause I didn't think to bring mine from the car. Yes, I'm from Maryland.) The only downside: I don't live in Atlanta and didn't have a chance to try the other fry options. We could definitely use one (or more) in the food halls here in the Raleigh and Durham area. And their branding is spot on. I'll definitely be back when I return. Please give them your business, I know you'll be satisfied and happy.Parking: Plenty of parking, at the time I went you registered and were given 2 hours of parking freeKid-friendliness: It's fries. What kid doesn't love fries? And they have smaller portions for kids.“

“The little restaurant is inside a market with Israeli goods. It feels like little Israel! There’s parking out front, but if there are no spots available, there’s more parking at the back of the building. I ordered with the cashier and when it was ready, my food was on the counter by the takeout window next to the cashier’s counter. There’s a small area with tables and chairs, plus a counter, for dining in. For the pastries, you get a styrofoam container or a paper bag, then use the tongs. You bring it to the cashier, show them what you got, and then pay.I got the Shawarma Platter ($19) with rice. It came with Israeli salad, hummus, and tahini. It was delicious, but I also tried the Shawarma Sandwich on pita ($16), and I thought that was even better.Every pastry I’ve had has been delicious. Highly recommend just trying them all! Not sure about individual prices, but I got 6 pastries and it came out to about $10-$11.Highly recommend! Can’t wait to go back!“