The Essential Guide to Atlanta Food Halls (Updated April 2026)
The appeal of a food hall is pretty clear for customers – you can choose from a full array of options, usually including a wide variety of cuisines, all in one place. It’s great for expansive palettes and group dining. For chefs and restaurateurs, food halls have plenty of appeal, too – you can do small scale versions of your concepts to test with audiences at much lower cost than opening a full sized brick and mortar restaurant. It’s no surprise that with a talented city like Atlanta, there are hundreds of chefs and restaurateurs ready to show you what they’ve got. And with Food Halls springing up like wildfire around Atlanta, there’s plenty of talent to fill their stalls. We’re highlighting a few of our favorites around metro Atlanta, along with a handful that will be coming soon to our city.
1. Chamblee Tap and Market
3509 Broad St, Chamblee, GA 30341
Downtown’s Chamblee’s development over the past decade has been one of the most impressive of any Atlanta neighborhood, and the latest jewel in their crown is the Chamblee Tap and Market. The first priority for this food hall is actually beer – they have 22 beers on tap, 5 wines and a draft cocktail ready and available for you. But if you’re not looking to tie one on, you can perk up with Sidecar Coffee, which recently opened. They also have Let’s Taco ‘Bout It or South End Smokehouse pop-ups 7 nights a week, with plans for each to be added to the space permanently. Keep your eyes on this growing space!
2. Chattahoochee Food Works
1235 Chattahoochee Ave NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
This first food hall has a special place in our heart here at Atlanta Eats – that’s because it’s right next door to our office! This t is one of Atlanta’s biggest food halls, with dozens of vendors from around the world. Our favorites so far have to include Cubanos ATL for their great Cuban sandwiches and Taqueria La Luz for excellent tacos and a dangerously good frozen margarita.
3. Collective Food Hall at the Coda
756 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308
The Collective Food Hall at the Coda is where Georgia Tech students and white collar midtown workers can get a taste from unique vendors with innovative takes on classics, like the Smoq’n Hot Grill, which serves a mix of Southern smokehouse and NY deli style sandwiches on one menu, and Humble Mumble, a sandwich shop operated by notable Atlanta chef Justin Dixon. Watch to see our own Joey Weiss try some of Justin’s most delicious, ATL influenced sandwiches.
4. Krog Street Market
99 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
It’s been nearly a decade since Krog Street Market opened its doors in 2014, and Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward, and Cabbagetown haven’t been the same since. But for all of the development that has sprung up around Krog (and the Atlanta beltline, for that matter) during this time, the quality has never diminished. You can still get incredible cheesesteaks and sandwiches from Fred’s Meat and Bread, Dumplings and Noodles from Gu’s, clever cocktails from Ticonderoga Club and incredibly tasty healthy bowls from Recess that are as delicious as ever!
5. Halcyon Forsyth
6365 Halcyon Way, Alpharetta, GA 30005
Folks north of the city have wanted to enjoy food hall fare near them since seeing their in-town counterparts enjoy it for the last 10 years. Thanks to developments like Halcyon, they don’t have to travel ITP at all. And the restaurants aren’t just duplicates of what you see from in town food halls – restaurants at The Halcyon are worth making the trip from ITP to OTP. Stop by Ocean and Acre for a fine dining approach to smoked meats and seafood, or head to Cattle Shed for premium cut steaks and world class pinot. We were also into the pizza from Holmes Slice, a spinoff of acclaimed downtown Alpharetta restaurant, Restaurant Holmes.
6. Halidom
1341 Moreland Ave SE Suite 1000, Atlanta, GA 30316
Can a food hall have South Beach vibes? Halidom Eatery proves it can. This relatively new eatery in Southeast Atlanta is all about the Miami mindset, with a bar right in the middle of the action. Bar La Rose focuses on expertly crafted cocktails with options for bespoke cocktails depending on your preference. In terms of food, you can find everything from Mad Dad’s Philly Cheesesteaks to Wasabi Sushi and Ramen to Press Waffle Co, which was featured on ABC’s Shark Tank. Keep an eye for their events page as they keep their nights programmed regularly.
7. Lee + White Food Hall
NEIGHBORHOOD – Adair Park
VENDORS – 36
929 Lee Street SW, 1070 White St SW #1000, Atlanta, GA 30310
For a long time, Lee + White was a place where you had a few drinks and then looked elsewhere for food. Slowly but surely, they added more food options like Boxcar and El Tesoro’s Wild Heaven outpost. Now, you can really fill up thanks to the recently opened food hall. Look for well known Atlanta brands like Vietvana, Honeysuckle Gelato and Gusto, along with new up and comers like One Korean Bistro, Pastaholics and Good Azz Burgers (formerly a popular food truck around ATL).
8. Marietta Square Market
NEIGHBORHOOD – Downtown Marietta
VENDORS – 20
68 North Marietta Pkwy NW, Marietta, GA 30060
Heading to downtown Marietta alone, you’ll find great restaurants like the Beard nominated Spring. But if you’re feeling indecisive or looking for a little bit of everything, Marietta Square Market will have you covered. You can find honey marinated Ponko Chicken, great tacos and tequila cocktails from Siete, great bulgogi bowls from Bullgogi, and much more.
9. Mercantile Hall at Olive and Pine
100 Pine St, Avondale Estates, GA 30002
This food hall in Avondale Estates has started to build slowly but surely. Currently, it’s centerpiece is bakery Lefty Lee’s from chef Vivian Lee. Look for daily baked goods along with a west coast + korean influenced menu with delicious dishes like the CAli Burrito, Korean Braised Beef Tacos, and Korean Fried Chicken. The complex is incredibly family friendly, and hosts both The Little Gym and Mister John’s Music, a wonderful experience for folks with kids 4 and under. The facility also hosts wine bar Commune and soon to be opened pizza place NiteOwl.
10. The Municipal Market AKA Sweet Auburn Curb Market
209 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30303
The food hall in Atlanta with the most history, The Municipal market in Downtown Atlanta’s Sweet Auburn neighborhood, has experienced a renaissance over the last decade plus, serving as the origination of beloved Atlanta brands like Grindhouse Killer Burgers and Bell Street Burritos. Today the continue to foster new food based businesses like Panbury’s Double Crust Pies (get the Southern Breakfast Pie, you won’t regret it) and Rawesome Juicery (where they also have great veggie wraps and smoothies)
11. Plaza Fiesta
4166 Buford Hwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30345
Because Spanish is the main language spoken throughout Latin America, there’s an assumption that it’s a monoculture. But one visit to Plaza Fiesta will dispel you of that notion, where you can see, smell and taste the differences between Peruvian, Mexican, Salvadorian, and more. Make sure to bring your sweet tooth, too, since there’s multiple storefronts with decadent desserts. Plaza Fiesta was recently purchased by Asana Partners, the owners of Krog Street Market, who are known for investing in landmark community spaces. We should see a cosmetic upgrade for Plaza Fiesta soon while it hopefully holds on to its characteristic charm.
12. Politan Row
1197 Peachtree St NE Ste 150, Atlanta, GA 30361
4550 Olde Perimeter Way, Dunwoody, GA 30346
Food Halls are great for a delicious lunch or a casual dinner. But when you’re feeling fancy? While beautifully decorated and charming in their own way, there are few food halls in Atlanta with interiors that would match a five star dinner. Except for Politan Row, of course. There’s a Midtown and Dunwoody location, and both are equally stunning.
13. Ponce City Market
675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
The big boss of all food halls in Metro Atlanta is Ponce City Market. It’s become a sort of tourist attraction/place to be on the weekend, thanks to multiple places to eat, drink and play. The food hall has a number of favorites that have never left, including Linton Hopkins’ famous H&F Burger, Chef Hector Santiago’s El Super Pan, and Tal Baum’s Bellina Alimentari. There have been some great new additions, however, including Bibi from the owners of Iranian restaurant DelBar, and Pizza Jeans, which is run by Nina + Rafi’s Billy Streck. You’ll always see an outpost from some of Atlanta’s best chefs and restaurateurs at Ponce City Market and that isn’t likely to change any time soon.
14. Southern Feed Store
1245 Glenwood Ave SE SUITE 6, Atlanta, GA 30316
One of the more modest food halls on our list, that doesn’t mean you should sleep on Southern Feed Store. They have four excellent options for eating. It starts with Waffle Bar, which makes incredible, Instagram worthy waffle and fried chicken dishes with toppings like S’mores, Banana Pudding, and Jalapeño Cheddar. Other great options there include Woody’s Cheesesteaks and new Korean pop up TKO – The Korean One. They also have an outpost of Grant Park’s Buteo, with Brazilian coffee and caipirinha’s, and a great stage for live performances, DJ’s, and dancing late night. Check out our full East Atlanta Village dining guide here.
15. Ph’East
925 Battery Ave SE Ste. 1100, Atlanta, GA 30339
Dumplings before dingers? Thanks to Ph’east, you can get Asian favorites before seeing your favorite baseball team, the Atlanta Braves. Ph’east is essentially an outpost of some of Atlanta’s best Asian restaurants, including Poke Burri, 26 Thai and Sushi, Lifting Noodles Ramen and Fan T’Asia. There’s a big bar on-site in an easily navigable space – get one thing from each stall and a beer before first pitch. Don’t save space for the hot dog. For more to eat around the Battery, check out our Battery dining guide.
