Atlanta Breakfast Club Chicken and Waffle Nitro Coffee Counter

Absolutely 100%, try it out. Can’t go wrong. I took the streetcar to get here from downtown so it was easy to get to. The area is questionable but it looks like alot is being put into it. I actually like areas with a little character. Building itself is neat, clean, fresh. I was greeted walking in and order was promptly taken. They do just a few things and they do it well. The chicken was seasoned and savory, the waffle was fluffy and the syrup was just the right bridge between for them both. I also ordered the peach topped chicken and waffles but I did not taste it. It looked great (and sweet) but I can’t vouch for it. Also had the peach tea. It was amazing, maybe a little pricey but it was good. They have a grits bowl which I did get. It was all the things you could want in a breakfast bowl - grits, eggs, cheese, chicken, bacon. I enjoyed it. Overall great food, great vibe. I would recommend and go back again on my next visit to the city.

I was sooooo impressed with this place!!!! The chicken was so tender that I could cut it with a plastic knife. We almost didn't stop here, but I'm glad we did. Best chicken and waffles I've ever had. Highly recommend!

Came here for brunch with two friends for the first time in December, as an out of town foodie. It's an okay spot! The food was pretty good. Overall it wasn't super memorable or amazing but the spot was cute. Let's get into the specifics: -Located on a busy street, you may have trouble finding parking, but we parked right across the street in a parking lot that said restricted so, it was risky doing that lol. There is limited street parking. -They are somewhat affordable! I got the classic, which was $14.75, and is their Crispy Fried Chicken breasts and Belgian Waffles with house syrup and vanilla butter. I really liked the flavor of the chicken, the syrup and butter were good too! I also got orange juice and fruit on the side. My total was $32 including automatic 18% gratuity. Pretty pricey for what we got. We went at a good time, it wasn't crowded at all. Now that I think about it, it wasn't a ton of food and the food was served on like this compostable carton. It felt very casual but if they were more intentional on how the food was served, I think it would make a better, lasting impression on customers. -Service was good, pleasant. Pretty lowkey, since once you order, they bring you your food. We didn't wait long for that. Other people at my table got the dirty bird and the Georgia peach. They liked it! -We paid for our food and the gratuity first, which is a bit different. I don't like that it was automatic since it didn't feel like the servers did a whole lot, it was only 3 of us, and it was automatically 18%. Not to be cheap, but I think giving customers a choice and paying staff a livable wage is the best combo tbh. -If you struggle with being indecisive, there aren't a lot of choices and options, so you won't feel overwhelmed with a large menu. Really, they only had 4 things on their menu when we went. I think if they could round it out to 5, that would be amazing! I wonder, do they still do salmon croquettes? I didn't see it on their menu when I went. -Anywho, I probably wouldn't go back and i don't really recommend them. The waffles were like a kids size. On another note, the chairs were very uncomfortable too. I love that it's black owned, but they could make some improvements. I think I need to go to their other main location. This seems like more of a to go spot, and the other location is the more full service restaurant. Disappointing!

First thing’s first… the food tastes incredible. So, what’s the problem? Unfortunately, there are many. I have been here many times, and have enjoyed the food every time, but my recent visit had too many issues for me to recommend this spot anymore… The first being the parking. The street parking is questionable to say the least. You can either pay a meter/app to be up on the Main Street near the restaurant, or park for free on the very sketchy side street. The problem with the free option is that it’s right down the block from a pretty large encampment, and the street has car window glass everywhere. Definitely doesn’t make me feel very confident in parking there. The next issue, and probably the biggest, was at the register. Their prices have always been pretty extreme, but they changed their tipping since I was last here. Now, they apply an 18% gratuity right up front. It’s not immediately apparent that they did this, either. Then, they ask for ANOTHER tip at the end. I hadn’t realized it until it was too late, but they had basically tricked me out of a nearly 30% tip. For two people to get an entree, and a couple drinks, I just can’t justify that costing almost $75. On top of that, they don’t even give you real silverware or plates (except for the trio, which isn’t written on the menu). It leaves a bad taste in my mouth getting conned out of a huge tip, paying way too much money in general, all to receive a cheap packet with plastic cutlery in it. The TLDR: The prices and shady tipping nonsense are just too much to justify going here, even if the food is delicious.

Chicken and waffles here are excellent. My wife is not a big eater, but you can be sure she finished her entire plate. They even have a guy the door who sole job appears to be greeting you and opening the door upon your arrival and departure which is kinda cool. The coffee was pretty good too. The only thing you need to be aware of is when you pay there’s 18% gratuity already applied to the bill. A great spot for breakfast.

Absolutely delicious! The trio is a great way to sample everything but the Georgia Peach was definitely my favorite! Great customer service and nice atmosphere. We tried all the drinks. The Tiger Woods is my top pick, the Kinda Blue and Panama black are better if you like strong coffee tastes.

Nice place to pop in and get an appetizer but it’s a little pricey. Yes I know the cost of food has increased but maybe they could increase the portions. The in house hot sauce was $18 and it has a good taste. Great atmosphere. My favorite was the chicken and gravy.I do like the fact that they use ECO biodegradable products.

I came here for a Saturday brunch and it was crowded but still managed to order and found a spot. I got the classic chicken and waffle and after a long wait it was worth it. Crispy well seasoned fried chicken and buttery waffle (a bit dense) with butter and maple syrup and hot sauce (best hot sauce ever). It might look small and it’ll surely fill you up! Also super friendly customer service and people checking in on you all the time.

Highly rated for a reason! Coming from out of town, I was so excited to try out some classic chicken and waffles. Well, this is the place to be! I think this particular spot was a spin-off of the original location, but it seems like there wasn't any compromise when it comes to the quality of the food. The chicken was absolutely delectable and the waffles had the perfect chew. The staff here was very kind, providing some recommendations for places I should go while in town. Southern hospitality at its finest!

Delicious food and beverages. Black owned business that offers some of the best chicken and waffles you will ever eat. My partner and I shared Georgia peach chicken and waffles. The chicken breasts were four ounces, so sharing will save you. Cold brew options were plentiful. The tiger woods was a play on a famous drink IFYKYK . Staff was great and gave amazing recommendations.

I LOVE YOU A BRUNCH! What better way to kick off our week long vacation than to be eating fried chicken with Georgia Peaches on top? I found ABC Chicken & Waffles online and decided hey, why not. Their menu is a decent size and there is an entire cold brew bar inside. My partner and I decided to share the Georgia Peach. Sharing is the best course of action at this establishment! The portions are pretty big! As far as cold brew is concerned, I ordered the Kinda Blue which was a pomegranate flavored cold brew with a hint of cinnamon that hit the back of the throat just right. It was delicious. I'll probably be thinking about that cold brew for the rest of my life... or until I find a way to recreate it at home. My partner ordered the Tiger Woods cold brew. Might be a little controversial, but his cold brew was delicious as well. But I liked mine a whole lot better! The Georgia Peach was a delicious meal. The waffle was light and fluffy. Chicken was crispy and tender. Peaches and vanilla butter added a sweetness to the dish that honestly brought it all together. That meal alone gets an A+ in my book! Overall, this is a great spot for brunch and beyond. But I highly suggest sharing if possible! Each of the chicken breasts are four oz fried to perfection with the top layer of peaches, cinnamon, vanilla butter and of course syrup! If you are in Atlanta, you need to check this spot out!

Waffles were delicious - especially the peach cobbler. Alot of nitro coffee options, but it didn't really give coffee. It was like.. a coffee mix with a flavor (i.e. peach, berry, etc). Staff was super nice and helpful. I'll definitely come back for a chill solo (or group) breakfast.

Had a quick lunch here today. Service was friendly, food came out quite quickly, and the food was good. I had the dirty bird, which was fried chicken breast on Belgian waffles with black pepper gravy. The gravy was good and not too heavy. They also didn't smother it, so it let the chicken and waffles shine through and didn't sog everything out. The chicken was well seasoned and crispy and wasn't overcooked. The only downside here is that they are quite expensive for what you get. The drinks are very expensive (I think I saw that it was over 5.00 for a bottle of soda, and my iced tea was 5.25 with no refills offered). The food was served on a disposable tray with plastic knife and fork, and you order at the counter, but there is still an automatic 18% tip. From the outside, they do not appear to be the kind of place where you would expect to spend 25.00 for an entree and iced tea. That said, the food was good.

Today was date day with No kids. We decided to take a ride to Atlanta for some brunch. We walked right in. No long line. The food was good but it just wasn't enough for the price. I didn't eat the waffle with yogurt because that just didn't sit right with me. The gravy was good on the dirty bird and the peach cobbler waffle wasn't that sweet. The chicken was seasoned to perfection. This was a one and done for me.

First thing's first... the food tastes incredible. So, what's the problem? Unfortunately, there are many. I have been here many times, and have enjoyed the food every time, but my recent visit had too many issues for me to recommend this spot anymore... The first being the parking. The street parking is questionable to say the least. You can either pay a meter/app to be up on the Main Street near the restaurant, or park for free on the very sketchy side street. The problem with the free option is that it's right down the block from a pretty large encampment, and the street has car window glass everywhere. Definitely doesn't make me feel very confident in parking there. The next issue, and probably the biggest, was at the register. Their prices have always been pretty extreme, but they changed their tipping since I was last here. Now, they apply an 18% gratuity right up front. It's not immediately apparent that they did this, either. Then, they ask for ANOTHER tip at the end. I hadn't realized it until it was too late, but they had basically tricked me out of a nearly 30% tip. For two people to get an entree, and a couple drinks, I just can't justify that costing almost $75. On top of that, they don't even give you real silverware or plates (except for the trio, which isn't written on the menu). It leaves a bad taste in my mouth getting conned out of a huge tip, paying way too much money in general, all to receive a cheap packet with plastic cutlery in it. The TLDR: The prices and shady tipping nonsense are just too much to justify going here, even if the food is delicious.

Came here for brunch with two friends for the first time in December, as an out of town foodie. It's an okay spot! The food was pretty good. Overall it wasn't super memorable or amazing but the spot was cute. Let's get into the specifics: -Located on a busy street, you may have trouble finding parking, but we parked right across the street in a parking lot that said restricted so, it was risky doing that lol. There is limited street parking. -They are somewhat affordable! I got the classic, which was $14.75, and is their Crispy Fried Chicken breasts and Belgian Waffles with house syrup and vanilla butter. I really liked the flavor of the chicken, the syrup and butter were good too! I also got orange juice and fruit on the side. My total was $32 including automatic 18% gratuity. Pretty pricey for what we got. We went at a good time, it wasn't crowded at all. Now that I think about it, it wasn't a ton of food and the food was served on like this compostable carton. It felt very casual but if they were more intentional on how the food was served, I think it would make a better, lasting impression on customers. -Service was good, pleasant. Pretty lowkey, since once you order, they bring you your food. We didn't wait long for that. Other people at my table got the dirty bird and the Georgia peach. They liked it! -We paid for our food and the gratuity first, which is a bit different. I don't like that it was automatic since it didn't feel like the servers did a whole lot, it was only 3 of us, and it was automatically 18%. Not to be cheap, but I think giving customers a choice and paying staff a livable wage is the best combo tbh. -If you struggle with being indecisive, there aren't a lot of choices and options, so you won't feel overwhelmed with a large menu. Really, they only had 4 things on their menu when we went. I think if they could round it out to 5, that would be amazing! I wonder, do they still do salmon croquettes? I didn't see it on their menu when I went. -Anywho, I probably wouldn't go back and i don't really recommend them. The waffles were like a kids size. On another note, the chairs were very uncomfortable too. I love that it's black owned, but they could make some improvements. I think I need to go to their other main location. This seems like more of a to go spot, and the other location is the more full service restaurant. Disappointing!

Some great things here. Tried the taster, which was all 3 different chicken and waffles. The first with the yogurt and fruit was refreshing and not overly sweet. Didn't even need the syrup. Next was the Georgia peach, which was delicious and actually well balanced with the savory chicken and the sweetness of the peach and crumble. Last had the pepper gravy, which I enjoyed much more than I expected. I love biscuits and gravy and this was a fun alternative to my usual brunch. However, the prices seemed too high for what you get. The automatic tip is kind of weird. Especially since it's added when you order and I haven't received any service so far. The plastic forks and knives made me want to scream! Using that to cut into fried chicken bent my fork and just started frustrating me beyond belief after a while. For what they charge, get some real silverware!! Parking was fine on the street and just make sure you're ok with family style seating inside.

We got the trio and the Georgia peach, both were delicious. The portions were pretty big, it was two of us and we could have shared the trio. We went on a Monday so the service was fast, and no lines. The music was nice and not too loud. It is in downtown so the outside area is a little sketchy, but nothing negative to say about the actual restaurant. We will definitely be back!

The place has a real local neighborhood feel, which is exactly what I look for when traveling. Previous positive reviews do not disappoint. I ended up getting the Classic Chicken n Waffles and a bottled water. The prices seem a little high for what you're getting, but the food is delicious! You can tell it is all hand battered and cooked. Staff were super friendly and the security guard at the front door even offered to take my pic lol. I will definitely keep this place on my food list for Atlanta. They have separate places to order for to-go and dine-in. There were several orders to-go while I ate. The parking is around the corner on the street.

One of the best spots I've got to try in ATL got the trio sampler with a side of the heat sauce.. 10/10 would recommend! Also the hospitality was unmatched!

In town for two shows at The Fox and we're thrilled to have found ABC. The sweet lady at the counter went over all of the options and shared her favorite. We both got the combo to try it all, added a side of bacon and the best sweet peach tea. Fantastic food and friendly service. Highly recommend you go. They also sell the packaged loose leaf tea there. Go!

This is the smaller branch of the famous Atlanta Breakfast Club. I didn't realize that right away but I'm glad I made it here before going to the larger location downtown. Counter service was quick and easy and there were plenty of tables to choose from. I ordered a lemonade thinking it would be homemade but it was just a simply lemonade. My friends got the better mix of lemonade and tea. It is usually called an Arnold Palmer but this place calls it a Tiger Woods for some reason. I also ordered the dirty bird which was very good. Chicken was fresh and crispy on a thick biscuit. Not a huge portion but very much filled me up.

First spot I wanted to check while in Atlanta for the weekend and this place is the spot !!!! Amazing food the chicken and waffles are delicious fresh and made to order , I ordered the classic and the portions are big so go hungry ! The staff was super friendly and gave amazing recommendations through the order since it was my first time there . Definitely recommended visiting them if you want amazing food !

Decent breakfast in Atlanta. Pancakes were gargantuan and unless you have the appetite of a blue whale I would get 1 or maybe 2 tops. Eggs were well seasoned. Biscuits and Shrimp Gravy were a bit underwhelming. The biscuit seemed bready (if that makes sense) and lacked flavor. Almost like it was in the fridge for a while and not made fresh. Water was good and refreshing....don't think I've rated water before but it was good lol nice vibe, I'd go back. Server was nice.

Every time we visit Atlanta we stop here for breakfast at least once! Great little spot. Their chicken and waffles are amazing! Highly recommend.

Overall: 4.1/5 (dine in) We came around 3 PM on a Tuesday so it wasn't packed at all. We did street parking near the restaurant but it was on the main street so you have to be careful when getting out. The entire menu was explained to us along with a few off-menu items. Trio ($24.50): This is a sampler of the Georgia Peach, Dirty Bird, & So Fresh so the pieces are smaller size than the regular single entree. They were all good with the Dirty Bird being my favorite. I really like the black pepper gravy which isn't heavy & doesn't have a strong pepper taste. The Georgia Peach was my second favorite but a bit disappointing in that I was expecting Georgia peaches to be superior to other states' peaches but it was pretty standard. The cream on the So Fresh isn't very sweet so I poured a heavy hand of house syrup. The waffles were really soft and great with the syrup as well. The chicken wasn't as crispy as I was hoping but paired well with the different toppings & hot sauce. ABC Hot Sauce ($1): It's not too different from regular hot sauce and really not needed for the trio. If you get a full portion then it might be worth it. We didn't use more than half of it and that's with dunking instead of dipping. House Syrup ($1): It's lighter & less thick than the typical syrup you would get in the store or IHOP. Water ($3.25): They only offered JUST water bottles so we got one for the road. It's better than Boxed water.

We decided to order in and found this Atlanta Breakfast Club, we will call it ABC for short. We relied on the reviews and the pictures and videos since we had never been. Sometimes pictures aren't as they seem but this time I think we hit the jackpot. This is one of the good ones. We ordered Chicken and Waffles, Chicken, bacon, eggs, and my personal favorite Peach Cobbler Chicken and waffles. It was savory and sweet and that chicken was still surprisingly crispy since it was delivered. The food was as good as it looked in the pictures and food was not cold. Service delivery was on time!

My friends and I decided to get breakfast here during our last trip to Atlanta! We ordered the Trio in order to sample all of the flavors, as well as an extra order of the Georgia Peach. Honestly, all of them were really good, but I really liked the Dirty Bird for the gravy. The staff were all super nice as well.

Okay, so I decided to check this spot out since I was in the area and had a taste for a little breakfast something. I had the Georgia Peach Waffle and the Kinda Blue iced coffee. Not being a fan of peaches, I stepped out of my comfort zone and I must say that it was worth it. The chicken breast was cooked perfectly. The waffle was was light and airy the peaches, sauce and shortbread crumble were spot on. The ratio's of sweet to savory were excellent. I am not really a coffee drinker, but the Kinda Blue very good. It was fruity with just under notes of coffee so it wasn't over powering at all. The only negatives that I would say is its a bit pricey and the fact that they charge an auto-grat, which I found a little odd for a place where you order your food at the counter. But other than that, I would definitely recommend this place for a quick little breakfast nosh. Spoiler alert, the menus is entirely made up of a very variations of chicken and waffles (and some beverages)...Enjoy!

The food and the service were both good. Maybe it's an ATL thing but the security guard and doorman controlling who comes in and goes was a bit of a turnoff. However, I don't know the neighborhood so no points off from me on that. There were a few challenged people in the vicinity. I decided to sit inside and eat. Very comfortable seating for quick turnaround. The waffles were good and I sampled their gravy which I liked on the chicken. The hot sauce was just ok. Chicken was a little dry for my taste but it still tasted good.

Food was decent but steep price and small portions. I ordered 4 of the Georgia Peach, 1 Dirty Bird, a Kinda Blue Nitro Coffee, and standard hot coffee totaling just over $100 for takeout. Each chicken and waffle order had 2 mini waffles (the size of a small palm) + two chicken strips + butter. Unbeknownst to me, syrup was not included and is an extra $1. Who doesn't include syrup in a chicken and waffles order... I was a bit disappointed to see the Georgia Peach order, I thought we would get a side of peace cobbler, but it was the waffle + shortbread cumble sprinkled on top of the chicken in one container and a separate side of the peach cobbler (no topping/crust). Not what I was expecting. I thought the chicken and waffles themselves were decent, but overall, I don't think it's worth returning.

How can you go to ATL and not get chicken and waffles? Atlanta Breakfast Club serves up a small menu of flavor packed chicken and waffle recipes. The service was quick and the staff was extremely friendly! We had the sampler because we couldn't decide on just one combo

1st let me start off by saying this place don't look like much when walking in so don't look for anything extravagant but baby the food was delicious. Door is opened by security which is a little alarming but he's friendly. I had a couple of laughs with him as people were walking by. The host was down to earth cool giving suggestion. My boyfriend and I both went with The Georgia Peach. Omg was it delicious the chicken breast were fried to perfection, seasoned and moist. The waffles were nice and fluffy topped with that yummy peach cobbler along with the shortbread crumble. We both had a cup of Tiger Wood which is sweet tea and fresh lemonade. We were the only ones in there probably because it was Monday morning but take out orders were definitely rolling out. Will definitely return again!!

The food is delicious! And the service is great, the ladies were nice and they were great with their recommendations. Everyone gets the classic but the peach chicken and waffles was a good option as well! And the portions are big!

Sooooo good waffle just melts in my mouth. The chicken is very seasoned and i really enjoyed my food. I was hesitant didn't know where to go and looked on maps for near by but I'm very impressed & happy with my order. I Recieved the classic. I'm from Florida and to come into town and taste this as my first dish thank you! Ty was such a good customer service very sweet & patient with me.

A classic fast casual brunch spot serving good portions of chicken and waffle variations with coffee and juice selections. The dirty bird was stellar. The chicken was juicy, crispy, and hot and fresh. The seasoning on the breading was healthy and the waffle underneath was the perfect support. The pepper gravy while simple was the perfect compliment to the savory waffle and fried chicken. If you like it hot, don't skimp on the hot sauce. It was the perfect balance of heat, vinegar taste, and chili spice. It went perfect with the dirty bird and my partner had the classic and it was a great addition to the house syrup and vanilla butter.

Absolutely incredible. You HAVE to try the Georgia Peach chicken & waffles. The black pepper gravy was also very good. The service was a little slow and the music was a little loud so it's not somewhere you'd necessarily go if you're looking for a place to have serious conversation. But the place is super cute and hip. A+

I agree with other reviewers: 1. Food is fine 2. Portions are small 3. Prices are high They call these "Belgian waffles" but the only thing they have in common with actual Belgian Waffles is that they are small-ish and round. The quality is of a self-serve buffet at a chain hotel - someone poured batter into a waffle-maker and charged you $15 for something you could get at the chain hotel for $5. If management is reading this, I encourage you to go learn about actual Belgian Waffles - those things are very good, and have more going on than what you're serving today.

Food was delicious! Portion was good, the peaches were sweet and so good with the waffle and syrup. Classic was good, the chicken portion was decently sized. Although we were still hungry afterwards but still an amazing spot for brunch. Staff was very nice and helpful, they serve your food to you if you're dining in and take out operations was well handled. Ambiance is so nice, there are high tops for larger groups and some small tables to seat for four people. Can be packed so do plan accordingly, definitely recommend!

This was the my second time going to restaurant and not disappointed either time. Service was great and ambiance was pleasant. I recommend giving it a try if you have not already. My favorite is the chicken and waffle with the gravy. At first I was skeptical, but it was delicious.

The food was great. Didn't like that the 1 check per table was not upfront. Apparently that's all restaurants In ATL, well quite a few. However, The location we went to didn't serve liquor so we bought mimosas off the catering truck on their lot

This place is very clean and open. Most people get food to-go but I sat down and ate there. They have different variations of chicken and waffles so it's a very limited menu and it is a smaller version of Atlanta Breakfast Club. I got the classic chicken and waffles and it was delicious. They have iced nitro brew coffee but I don't know what nitro brew is because this was a really different type of coffee. The worker suggest the Raspberry Lemonade and I was like "And it's coffee?" She said yes so I tried it. It looks like tea but smells like coffee and raspberries. It was so light and refreshing and had a slight coffee taste in the beginning but none of the coffee breath. I really liked her suggestion and I'd go back to try that again. It's a cute little spot for a quick breakfast bite.

Fast service, food was delicious. Drinks a little pricey. A great little place. Plastic wear as the silverware

This place does chicken and waffles and does chicken and waffles amazingly. I ordered the Georgia Peach because it looked the most appetizing in the pictures, and even though I don't generally like mixing sweet and salty in this form, I still enjoyed my Georgia Peach. It came out hot and fresh, the chicken was crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside, and the waffle was very fluffy (not too crispy, which I prefer). I do think that I would've enjoyed the Dirty Bird with gravy more, however. My taste buds still aren't used to the salty-sweet stuff but this might help them get more used to that flavor profile.

Upon entry we were immediately greeted with a smile and felt at home. Everyone was super welcoming. The menu is super simple but it makes the service fast. I got the chicken and waffle with a lemonade. Note that the lemonade and orange juice are simply lemonade brand. At first I thought the food was enough but it was actually the perfect portion size. I was full but not stuffed which was great since I had a lot to do that day. I would totally recommend it and it's perfect for families since the tables are bench style.

Sooo good! We were lucky enough to hop in when the wait time wasn't too bad. Great place to grab a quick seat and catch up with a friend or two. If you have a large party, you may not get to sit together. The food was amazing. The chicken was super juicy and the gravy was one of the best!

Extremely grateful that being late at one location made me stumble across this hidden gem. I never had chicken and waffle before but the smell alone changed my mind. I got The Georgia Peach with an extra Fried Chicken Breast. The cinnamon and peach syrp that was collected by the fluffy-nes of the waffle was exquisite. I will definitely be back. Service was quick and simple and since I set in front I saw that the person at the register was friendly and explained the menu to new customers very well. It's not a negative for me but everything on the menu was priced a dollar hire but regardless it was a fun experience and I will be back.

We had the sampler plate that had mini versions of the Dirty Bird, the Georgia Peach, and the So Fresh. I would recommend all. My husband and I shared and it was hearty enough for us both. The service was very friendly and quick.

I stopped by on a Monday morning before hitting the road as this was close by my hotel. There was no line and no wait. They offer a la carte items and nitro cold brew. I didn't know want to choose and was advised to try the trio. BEST DECISION EVER. You get the perfect balance of sweet, salty, and savory all on one plate. Pictured - The Trio The Georgia Peach - fried chicken breast on top of a Belgian waffle topped with warm peach cobbler & buttery shortbread crumble The Dirty Bird - fried chicken breast on top of a Belgian waffle topped with black pepper gravy The So Fresh - Belgian waffle topped with vanilla yogurt and fresh seasonal berries

Food was really good - no alcohol so good family friendly spot. 18% gratuity is including In your meal. I don't know to what extent but yeah. Wasn't expecting that. Check it out tho. Chicken was good. Waffles were good. lil pricy but that's ATL lol fed myself my son and my little cousin for a little under $50 including tip. I'd say it was fair. No drinks included.

The peach cobbler was pretty good. I would've never thought peach and chicken go together. The butter has a sweet taste even though it looks like ice cream. The service was quick and staff was very friendly. When you walk in, it gives off coffee hangout shop. Street parking available

I only get out to Georgia once every couple of years and will have to be back. Great food and great coffee. Their hot sauce was delicious, and the vibe was great!

Food is good great customer service from a young lady Tydrekia she went over and beyond for my guest and I I would recommend this place

Food was delicious and fresh and customer service was excellent, friendly and clean space.

Walked right in! I've been trying a few times to get to the ABC when I'm in Atlanta, and this time around..they added a second location ..unaware that it's a smaller menu and is NOT the same as the original location near the world of coke, but this did JUST as good! That peach cobbler waffle .....forget my ketosis! FOR. GET. IT. I'll get back on it in a week

Bomb! If you like chicken and waffles this is the place. From classic to smothered in fruit. The chicken alone is lovely. Strictly chicken and waffles only but you won't be disappointed.

This place is interesting; never would I have thought of restaurant solely dedicated to Chicken & Waffles! It's the A, so it works. The food was good and left me full but not stuffed. There were a few drawbacks. Parking is limited cause it's downtown so you'll have to park next to it. They limit the amount of people cause it's small a space so you may have to wait outside. The menu is a la carte, everything is extra. I was surprised that they were charging for condiments. The extras are kinda high (inflation) but I don't know about paying $6 (Starbucks prices) for a basic cup of coffee. The service was fine, but the manager was too busy on her phone that she forgot to give my friend his coffee. We almost done eating when he walked up to someone else to ask. Kinda wild when the tip is automatically added (service good or bad). All in all, I would return because the food was good (taste and quality) and worth return trips.

I've never eaten inside but I order on ubereats pretty regularly. Food always come hot and not soggy. They put sauce and toppings on the side which is well appreciated. I usually order the regular chicken and waffles with a side of strawberries. Chicken is well seasoned.