MetroFresh

"This perennial favorite at the Midtown Promenade serves up fresh soups, salads, and sandwiches as well as special entrees daily during breakfast, lunch, and dinner. At lunch, look for cups of white bean and Italian sausage soup or ginger sweet potato carrot soup made with coconut milk, curry chicken salad, Israeli couscous and peas, and a focaccia sandwich with black bean hummus, greens, tomatoes, and pepper jack cheese. The lunch menu also comes with a cookie and a drink." - Beth McKibben, Caroline Eubanks

"Located in the Midtown Promenade complex, MetroFresh is the spot for an affordable lunch or dinner in one of Atlanta’s most expensive neighborhoods. Think comforting bowls of freshly made soups, seasonal salads, and hearty sandwiches as lunch combos, starting at $15. Dinner is also easy on the wallet, with entrees like the restaurant’s popular smashburger served with roasted potatoes, soup, or salad coming in at $16 or a Thai coconut milk salmon over stir-fried veggies for $20." - Mike Jordan, Beth McKibben

"MetroFresh, located in the Midtown Promenade complex across from Midtown High School, serves freshly made soups, salads, and sandwiches, along with wine and larger entrees in the evenings. Opened by former actor Mitchell Anderson, this small restaurant blends casual dining with seriously good food. The menu is seasonal and changes frequently. Order at the counter and take a seat. Vegan and gluten-free options available. Patio seating." - Eater Staff

"Located in the Midtown Promenade complex across from Midtown High School, MetroFresh serves freshly made soups, salads, and sandwiches, along with wine and larger entrees in the evenings. Opened by former actor Mitchell Anderson, this small restaurant blends casual dining with seriously good food. Seating options range from two- and four-top tables inside and on the patio out front and a small bar." - Eater Staff

"MetroFresh, located in the Midtown Promenade complex across from Midtown High School, serves freshly made soups, salads, and sandwiches, along with wine and larger entrees in the evenings. Opened by former actor Mitchell Anderson, this petite restaurant blends casual dining with seriously good food. The menu here always lists a selection of daily soups by the bowl or quart, including chicken pasta fagiole, cheesy potato, and mushroom vegetable. There’s also a location at One Midtown Plaza." - Eater Staff