"The food Fares Kargar’s fast-casual Ponce City Market stall is now 100 percent halal. The menu leans Iranian, with a solid selection of sandwiches and kebabs, which come with rice, grilled tomato, and torshi pickles. Although there are a few cocktails and beers available, there’s also a number of halal beverages including doogh (yogurt soda), sharbat (homemade soda), and iced coconut chai." - Eater Staff
"We order a lot of Bibi’s Eatery from Ponce City Market because the food is excellent and fresh." - Beth McKibben
"Fans of Delbar will want to hit its fast-casual sister restaurant, Bibi Eatery, in Ponce City Market. The Persian restaurant serves up quick eats like an extra juicy, tomato-based sosis bandari on soft barbari bread and a spicy joojeh kabob and rice plate. Surprisingly chic for the food hall, the pink and green trimmed interior provides an escape from screaming kids and the lycra brigade of yoga people who clog the walkways of PCM’s food hall on the daily. The counter service is speedy and relaxed, so you can grab your takeout container and go people-watch outside on the BeltLine." - Juli Horsford
"Bibi, a Persian restaurant stall from the owners of Delbar in Inman Park, is set to open soon in the former Marrakesh food stall on the first floor of the central food hall at Ponce City Market." - Beth McKibben
"Bibi is a Persian restaurant stall located in Peoplestown, Southside Beltline. It is newly opened in the expanded portion of the central food hall." - Beth McKibben