Where to Eat at Hartsfield-Jackson
From the airport's only true destination restaurant (One Flew South on Concourse T) to reliable Atlanta-themed counters scattered across the concourses, here's the honest guide to ATL dining.
Concourse T
View concourse dining →One Flew South
Atlanta's only true sit-down destination restaurant inside the airport. Recently renovated, still the best meal at ATL.
Chick-fil-A
The airport's most famously closed-on-Sundays chicken sandwich, with two Concourse T locations and additional outposts on B and D.
The Varsity
Atlanta's iconic chili-dog drive-in, served from a counter just past the security checkpoint on T.
Sweet Auburn BBQ
Slow-smoked Atlanta barbecue from the same team behind the Sweet Auburn Curb Market original.
Paschal's
Atlanta's storied civil rights-era soul food restaurant, with a Concourse T satellite serving the original recipes.
Phillips Seafood
The Maryland-based seafood chain, with a full sit-down location featuring crab cakes and a respectable raw bar.
Baskin-Robbins
31 flavors of ice cream and the classic pink-spoon tasting before you commit.
Concourse A
View concourse dining →Varasano's Pizzeria
Atlanta's beloved Buckhead pizzeria, with a full satellite location at the heart of Concourse A.
Cat Cora's Kitchen
Iron Chef Cat Cora's Mediterranean concept, with full-service dining and an active bar program.
Starbucks
The world's most ubiquitous coffee chain, with multiple locations across every concourse.
Concourse B
View concourse dining →Ecco
An airport spinoff of Atlanta's award-winning European wine bar — yes, the wood-fired pizzas are real.
Grindhouse Killer Burgers
Atlanta's cult-favorite burger joint with a drive-in vibe and the airport's best smashburger.
Shake Shack
The New York-born modern roadside burger chain, with a full menu including the signature ShackBurger and crinkle-cut fries.
Auntie Anne's
Hand-rolled soft pretzels and pretzel dogs, perfect for a quick snack between flights.
Samuel Adams Brewhouse
A full sit-down brewhouse with Samuel Adams beers on tap and a respectable American pub menu.
Concourse C
View concourse dining →Atlanta Bread Company
The Atlanta-founded bakery-café chain, with reliable sandwiches, soups, and breakfast.
Dunkin'
America's runs on Dunkin', and so does a good chunk of the Concourse C morning crowd.
El Taco
Concourse C's go-to taco counter, with a respectable salsa bar and reliable margaritas.
Burger King
The standard Whopper, with reliable late-night hours for evening flights.
Wendy's
Square patties, sea-salt fries, and Frosties — a reliable Wendy's experience inside the airport.
Nathan's Famous
The Coney Island original, with the classic snap-skin hot dog and reliable cheese fries.
Ben & Jerry's
Vermont's beloved ice cream chain, with the full pint and scoop menu.
Concourse D
View concourse dining →Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen
The Louisiana fried chicken chain, dependable for a fast spicy fix between flights.
P.F. Chang's Express
The chain's airport-format Asian-inspired menu, with quick service and reliable Mongolian beef.
Subway
Make-your-own sandwiches with the standard Subway menu, useful for picky eaters.
Qdoba Mexican Eats
Build-your-own burritos, bowls, and tacos with reliable salsa and guacamole.
Brookwood Farms BBQ
North Carolina-style barbecue with serious smoked brisket and a Carolina-mustard sauce program.
Luda's Chicken & Beer
Atlanta rapper Ludacris's airport restaurant, with serious fried chicken and a focused craft beer list.
Concourse E
View concourse dining →La Tagliatella
An upscale Italian concept on Concourse E, with handmade pastas and a serious wine list.
El Taco International
El Taco's international concourse outpost, with a slightly elevated menu including ceviche and a small mezcal program.
Seattle's Best Coffee
A reliable third coffee option for travelers who want something other than Starbucks or Dunkin'.