The 11 Best Places for Kosher Food in Atlanta

Jessica Tener (Billow): Finalllly a real bagel place in the south! Must-go for all bagel lovers-delicious!!!

vanrobrob: Authentic and delicious. Literally sitting a table over from two rabbis discussing sermons! Huge menu selection of breakfast lunch or dinner!

Alex Ravenel: Whitefish salad = win. Unfortunately the bagels here are mediocre at best. Still, the sandwiches and other breakfast items are tasty.

Wei Yang: Wow the difference between kosher corn beef hash and not is HUGE! It's 10x better than Goldberg's across town.

Shally Steckerl: Try the Veggie Omelette With Salami - Extremely fluffy and overstuffed, this came with mushroom, tomato, broccoli, onions, aged cheddar and spinach. I added diced kosher salami and asked for spicy Spa

Chelsea Bailey: Peanut butter pancakes and strawberry syrup! Tastes amazing!

chelsea marcinko: My favorite Mellow Mushroom. Can't beat the outdoor seating with skyline view.

Ashlee Mooneyhan: Go to Mellow Mushroom for freshly made pizza. It's an Atlanta tradition. Of course I have to endorse this!

🔱Trebor Mwhatse🔱™: Great pizza and atmosphere!

Amy Hutchison: Hidden menu is entirely gluten free and paleo friendly.

Steve Barnes: Cookies are excellent. Free wifi and a great patio with comfy chairs.

Haley Lindstrom: Best Mac and Cheese in the entire world!!

Melissa Ashley: Never a disappointment! Changed thee menu around, but added some great new pies. The "special to the location" pizzas sound amazing! Try the Meatball Ricotta pizza. Yum!

Scott Day: The Double-wide (aka. Meat Sweats) is LEGIT! Get it while it lasts.

Emwella Garner: Best time to visit is after the lunch rush. There's plenty of parking and the customer service is great. They also have a Gluten Free Pizza's and toppings that's Booyah BomB!!! Oh yeah, try the Beer.

Geoffrey Israel: Only place in ATL that approaches and often matches both a true NYC bagel and deli. Fantastic.

D W: Ask for Miranda.. She is the best!!

Amy Moye: Get the cheddar jalapeno bagel toasted dark with lox, cream cheese, onions and. capers. There are no words. O.M.G.

Selena Robinson: Best natural foods market in Atlanta. Lots of vegan/vegetarian options.

ed peterson: Food bar is great, parking is not

Carl Black: Support the co-op by becoming a member and receive special pricing on certain items, the ability to receive 10% off your entire purchase once a month, member-only event invites, and other incentives.

Connie Roa: The Cuban sandwich is so good. And “El Paso” Burger too. Nice beer selection and surprisingly you can smoke inside!!! Big win for smokers.

Doug Dean: You can sit naked at the bar

Joel Kazinec: Great. The cute blonde server did very well... I was pleased.

Jeremy Barton: The Chicken Udon is always a safe bet. For those more adventurous I suggest any of the spicy Stir Fry's!!

Oakland Cemetery: 7 members of Andrews Raiders were hung & buried behind this bldg on 6/18/1862 by the Confederate Army for their part in stealing the General (train engine). Marker is across street in Oakland. Read more.

Kim N Carswell: Go to the Grant Park Location. Order the Thai Shrimp rolls and Fish Tacos. Ask to take the heat off the tacos and use the dipping sauce from the rolls. Superb! Read more.

Matt A.: Best liquor drinks in Atlanta.

Matthew Perello: Cleanest bathrooms in the city.

Esquire: Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Two words: MoJo Fries. Steak fries smothered in cheese, bacon, jalapeños, and all the ranch dressing your failing heart desires. Read more.