Pho 24 Atlantic Station

My friend and I walked in on a Friday afternoon and were immediately seated. The service was excellent and the establishment was very clean. We ordered the grilled shrimp sandwich (Shrimp Bahn Mi), fried wings, vegetable egg rolls, and shrimp fried rice. The food was brought out in around 10 minutes and everything was delicious. I will definitely come here again while visiting Atlantic station.

This restaurant is right in the center of the Atlantic station tourist area. Gets lots of traffic during peak hours. Usually there’s no waiting time as the restaurant has really good turn over time. The orders come out fast. But the food itself is average. My grilled chicken was so grilled, it was hard to cut or chew. The fried egg was so fried, there was nothing left in it to eat, except the yolk. But I liked the Thai iced tea a lot. Service is good. But the restaurant has some fixing going on, so there is construction stuff in the back of the restaurant.

I placed an order at 5:18 PM and arrived to pick it up shortly after, but I didn’t receive my food until 6:05 PM. The restaurant was extremely busy, likely due to an event at Atlantic Station, and it looked like mostly one person was handling everything, with occasional help from a second person. I understand that they were short-staffed and overwhelmed, but no one acknowledged me or updated me on my order the entire time I was waiting, which made the experience frustrating. While waiting, I saw multiple other customers dealing with the same issue. One person had been waiting at least 35 minutes just to order a drink, but since no one ever came to take her order, she eventually just gave up and left. Another person came in for a mobile order and waited about 10 minutes before giving up and going across the street to get food instead. A couple also came in, waited a long time without being acknowledged, and eventually left before anyone even talked to them. When it was finally my turn to be served, the worker started seating customers who had arrived after me. I had to actively grab his attention just to get my food, and by the time I finally received it, it had already cooled down quite a bit. There was no estimated pickup time given, so I don’t even know how long it had been sitting there. I get that they were busy, but some basic communication with customers would have made a huge difference. Seeing multiple people walk out due to lack of service makes it clear that this isn't just a one-time issue. Unfortunately, I can’t recommend this place based on my experience.

This was hands down the best pho I've had. There's a place in my hometown that is also amazing and this place rivals it. I knew as soon as we stepped in and smelled the aroma of delicious spices and flavors being made in the kitchen, that we made the right choice.

The food was extremely underwhelming and left much to be desired. The broth, which should be the heart of the dish, was notably bland and lacked the depth of flavor I’ve come to expect from a well-prepared broth. I typically look forward to bold, savory, and satisfying flavors, but this missed the mark entirely. Based on the menu, I had already set my expectations low, and unfortunately, the experience delivered just that. I won’t be returning to this place as it failed to offer anything memorable or worth recommending.

First time ever eating here. They only had one person to greet, sit, take order, cash you out, and take all of the Togo orders that walk in. Surprisingly, he did quite well. He was very knowledgeable and made recommendations. Very nice! The food came out quick and fresh, also. I would definitely recommend this place.

Pho soup was great! Very calm atmosphere and nice service.

I placed a Togo order and asked for no jalapeño due to an allergy. When he handed me the order he says, “there’s no jalapeño and extra lime.” I get home and there’s jalapeño in the bag. I call and he says to me “oh I thought you said extra jalapeno” which is the furthest thing from what I said as he tries to convince me that’s what I said. I was going to bring it back to return, but it’s not even worth it. Will not step foot in this restaurant again.

The shrimp Sandwhich basic no flavor shrimp over cooked the grilled chicken sandwich dry the service he was really friendly nice wanted to try something different This wasn't it sadly When your hungry you might just try anything different

Got a nice vermicelli bowl with egg roll, shrimp, and chicken! Dish was great. Wide selection of Vietnamese food here and it was great! Friendly and more casual, good for hang outs

This restaurant is right in the center of the Atlantic station tourist area. Gets lots of traffic during peak hours. Usually there's no waiting time as the restaurant has really good turn over time. The orders come out fast. But the food itself is average. My grilled chicken was so grilled, it was hard to cut or chew. The fried egg was so fried, there was nothing left in it to eat, except the yolk. But I liked the Thai iced tea a lot. Service is good. But the restaurant has some fixing going on, so there is construction stuff in the back of the restaurant.

Definitely get what you pay for. It's not the best, but we usually get the XL for the leftovers. Very fast service and the food is usually pretty good.

This is a review for the pho. I've ate Pho all over the US including OC Vietnam town. I'm from San Jose with has a huge Vietnam town also. And this was the most amazing broth that I have ever tasted! It was so perfectly seasoned that I drank all the broth. There was so much meat and it was so soft and tender. The portions size was so huge that my whole family could have shared the whole bowl lol. The most amazing thing 30 minutes later I was not dying of thirst so they don't use msg to make it taste amazing bravo!!! The owner is so sweet and kind. My husband ordered the grilled pork noodles. It was just ok. But this is a Pho restaurant and it was definitely the star of the menu. Can't wait to come back here next time we come to Atlanta!

Food was great. We both had vermicelli bowls. Service could have been a bit better but it was fine.

This is a hidden gem to the are . I truly enjoy having Lunch here alone but have learned they have multiple locations around the metro area. Very large portions, amazing egg rolls

This spot is not giving what it's to give and that's good food and good service. My party and I were seated very quickly. There was only one server for the entire restaurant so I can't blame him for everything. Our food came out a little slow and I didn't get my lemonade until after we finished my meal but that wasn't the worst thing. I ordered the beef pho. It was not appetizing at all. It was flavorless, and fat was everywhere( I didn't order mine with fat). It comes with a big portion but I rather have a smaller portion that I could enjoy. I was so looking forward to a tasty pho meal but this was not it at all. I will not be returning to this establishment.

Horrible experience. I have never had a horrible experience with the taste of any Pho place in my life until today. Pho is one of my daughter's favorite things to eat and so on this cold and windy day, it was a perfect choice, so we thought. order all the usual, fired pork egg rolls, xl-chicken pho for her and lemongrass chicken rice plate for me with a fried egg on top. typical Vietnamese dishes that tastes and done the same everywhere you go. My daughter's bowl was XL but that was it, just the bowl and soup, not the noodles or the chicken, so obviously i didn't get so share any, and the soup was barely warm. like, you didn't even have to blow it type of warm. that's how room temp the soup was. my "lemongrass" chicken was pink. i've never seen pink lemongrass chicken in my life. but still have it a shot. NOPE. i edible. only at one bite. ate nothing else off the plate. so when we were ready to leave, the waiter never once asked why i didn't eat my food or if i wanted to take mine to go? on top of that, he tried to charge us for the eggrolls that we never received. i have worked in the food service industry for many decades and i understand it when people complain just to complain or to get something for free but so i try never to complain because ive been on the other end and i know what its like but this was on another level. having been a manager and a trainer, never would i not have inquired about a customer not eating their meal or not wanting to take it or not leaving satisfied for any reason. this is just not acceptable! so obliviously, i was very upset that i still had to pay the $18 for my 9year olds non XL bowl of not hot soup and my $16 rice plate that i only ate 1 bite. please do better. people work hard for their money and so do you so you wouldn't want this to happen to you either

The shrimp spring rolls were masterfully wrapped you can see that the Chef has truly had experience doing this for years !!! Awesome taste and flavor

Took myself here on a solo date for my birthday. Very quiet. First time having phö in Atlanta and did not disappoint. This was the regular size I believe and I was super fool! Decently priced and quick service. Will definitely be back.

This place has delicious food & great service - definitely underrated! Ordered the chicken pho and the grilled chicken bahn mi. Their bahn mi is the best I've had in Atlanta. Highly recommend giving it a try if you're in the Midtown area!

We ordered food to go. I ordered the flank and brisket pho. The meat was tender and the broth was very flavorful. My bf ordered the pork sandwich. He was blown away by all the flavors in that sandwich. The meat was tender and very flavorful. He said all the flavors really worked well together. It was his first time trying a Vietnamese sandwich. The woman that took our order on the phone was very friendly and informative. I'm not sure about the ambiance of the restaurant as we ordered delivery. I recommend this place for good Vietnamese food

We go here often. Great Pho, fast service, and convenient location. Highly recommend.

We opted to sit outside, as it was a beautiful day! We were waited on immediately and didn't wait long for our food at all. Both the pho and the egg rolls were amazing. It's also in a great location! Lots to do and see within walking distance! Will be back if I'm ever in Atlanta again!

THEY HAVE ROACHES!!! DO NOT EAT HERE! They cover their health score! Place is nasty, we were eating there and roaches were crawling on the wall while we ate. We still got charged for our food. They have water damage and place need repairs. Imagine what the kitchen looks like! This place needs to be shut down

I'm usually an advocate for Thai food however Vietnamese food is something delicious to my taste buds. This was my first Pho noodle dish and it was delicious. This restaurant substituted the meat choice for tofu which was a plus for me since I am vegan. I also had the papaya salad with no meat as well.

Great service and even better food! The plaza is lovely too. I would recommend if you're craving pho.

I'm a first generation Asian mixed American. I've lived in Cali, Houston, Texas, and Florida where it's actual traditional pho made to perfection. This is the ONLY spot that will give you that in the city of Atlanta, unless you go to Duluth. I swear by this place and I've tried 90% of Atlanta's pho shops including the surrounding areas. The gentleman that is there is the sweetest person. He remembers my order and that I like the chili oil most restaurants don't have. It's in Atlantic station so it's pretty nice inside and you can sit outside on comfortable days.

Great pho. Shrimp rolls are alright. Service was great the man is super kind and friendly. Ambiance is nice, big restaurant and should be more full.

Party of 3 for lunch We arrived close to noon and the place was not very busy.  We had a short wait at the front, but once we were greeted we were seated quickly.  We sat inside, but they do have a little outside seating area.  We all reviewed the menu. One of my friends ordered the spring roll appetizer.   Then we all ordered different versions of the Vermicelli.   After a short wait, the main entrees arrived.  My friend who ordered the appetizer had to remind the server that we never received the spring rolls.  My friend actually said he thinks they brought the appetizer to another table.  The server advised he would go check on the rolls and bring them out, which he did.  So the appetizer arrived after the entrees.   I ordered the grilled chicken Vermicelli.  It was just OK and that was pretty much the consensus at the table, that the food was OK.  Then we asked the server to split the whole check into 2 even tabs.   Well, something got lost in translation,  he added 2 meals to one bill and left the other one by itself. That was not how we wanted it broken up, but we just made it work.  Overall, we just had an average experience on this visit.

Pho 24 opened its newest location, number 7, in Atlantic Station on February 1, 2019 after the typical restaurant opening delays (Atlantic Station had announced Pho 24 was going to open in fall 2018). Since opening their original location on Buford Highway in January 2011 (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-24-atlanta-2), this chain has expanded with a few new locations in recent years including downtown Atlanta (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-24-atlanta-4) and Sandy Springs (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-24-sandy-springs). If you've been to one Pho 24, you've been to them all. This one is no different. What you get is authentic, but average-tasting Vietnamese food that includes apps like Vietnamese egg rolls and spring rolls, banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches on French bread), pho (Vietnamese noodle soup), bun (vermicelli noodles), com (rice dishes), com chien (fried rice), Vietnamese drinks like iced coffee and pennywort juice, smoothies, and bubble tea. This is far from the best Vietnamese food in Atlanta, but I'm still happy this place opened to give Atlantic Station a Vietnamese food option and it's a local business. None of the Pho 24 locations are actually open 24 hours. The Buford Highway location used to be, but now it isn't. This location is open from 10am to 10pm daily - still pretty decent considering a lot of restaurants close at 9pm on weekdays. In Atlantic Station, Pho 24 replaced Boneheads (https://www.yelp.com/biz/boneheads-atlanta-12). If you remember Boneheads, the space hasn't changed much. The most significant change is the patio is now fully enclosed, California Pizza Kitchen style, expanding the poor weather seating options considerably. When we visited for dinner last night (a Saturday night), they definitely needed the extra space. The place was packed. They have tables and booths for big groups and small. Vietnamese music played on the restaurant's old and worn-out ceiling speakers. This is a sit-down restaurant, but you can pay either at your table (the staff bring a Clover handheld device to swipe your card, get your tip amount and signature, and print your receipt) or at the register on your way out. I tried a few items: * P8. Pho with well-done brisket, flank, fatty brisket, tendon, and tripe - medium size for $11.75 * B6. Grilled pork and egg roll with rice vermicelli noodles - $12.75 * M4. Pork ham and steamed pork sandwich (banh mi dac biet) - $6.95 In general, the food wasn't bad, just mediocre. In Atlanta, I still think Pho Dai Loi #2 is king (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-dai-loi-2-atlanta). In Midtown, Dua (https://www.yelp.com/biz/dua-vietnamese-noodle-soup-atlanta) and even Pho King (https://www.yelp.com/biz/pho-king-midtown-atlanta) are better options. The pho was better than the bun (vermicelli). Currently, Pho 24's prices for pho are $10.50 for a small bowl, $11.75 for a medium, and $13.50 for an extra large (they skip large and go straight to extra large). Their special combination pho (dac biet, P7) which comes with oxtail, meat balls, filet mignon, flank, fatty brisket, tendon, and tripe comes in extra large size only for $19.95 (pricey). It's too bad their special combination pho doesn't come in a smaller size. The closest you'll get is P8. The P8 pho was okay. The ingredients were fresh and of good-enough quality. The portion size was generous, especially for a medium-size bowl. I think a lot of people would consider Pho 24's medium bowl more like a large bowl. The bowl was packed with noodles and meat (high density). The noodle-and-meat-to-soup ratio was higher than a lot of other Viet places. The broth was a little bland and therefore disappointing. Hoisin sauce and Sriracha were certainly needed to enhance flavor. Customary sides included culantro, cilantro, basil, bean sprouts, jalapeno, and lime -- good variety and quality. The vermicelli was average at best. Like other locations of Pho 24, the grilled pork quality was underwhelming. Some pieces were tasty while other pieces were too tough or tasted almost downright bad. Along with a small egg roll, other ingredients included oiled cilantro, sliced cucumber, shredded and pickled daikon radish and carrots, crushed peanuts, fresh bean sprouts, shredded cabbage, and a side of nuoc mam (Vietnamese fish sauce) with carrots. You'll want to pour the fish sauce into your bowl of noodles for maximum flavor. If they could improve the quality of their pork, this would be a decent dish. Bun is priced at $11 to $13.95 each. The banh mi was fine. They used pieces of the same kind of unsatisfactory grilled pork from the vermicelli in the sandwich as well. Aside from that, the other ingredients were A-OK. They included cilantro, cucumber, jalapeno, pickled carrots and daikon, and mayo. The Vietnamese steamed pork (cha lua) was the best (and my favorite) part. All banh mi are priced at $6.95 per sandwich with no bulk discounts. As this is a new restaurant, they're still hiring and training staff.

Walked in and waited about 5-7 minutes to be seated after the older waiter saw us (party of 4). Place seemed understaffed and all the tables that guests had left hadn't been cleaned or bussed to the kitchen. Older waiter cleared off a booth for us and it was right near the bathroom, there were other nicer tables elsewhere but I didn't complain. We sat down and the same older waiter brought us water cups. Didn't ask what we wanted to order to drink. Again I just brushed it off. We asked to order immediately and that was fine. While we were chatting I drank enough water that a waitress standing at the booth behind us reached over and topped off my cup. Food came out and this time it was a younger waiter. Food was fine I ordered P1, felt like it wasn't worth the 15 including tax, would like to have paid 10. I've never been there previously so I wasn't sure how to pay. The older server who seated us and brought us water didn't check on us once so I decided that our group should just stand up and head towards the front counter since there was a Square reader. The older server intercepted us instead with a mobile Square reader. We paid but he didn't tell us the price until it flashed on the screen so I didn't have any time to calculate a tip. Besides, it was poor service and no 1 person served us the whole time and I was in a rush so I decided not to tip. The waiter looked at me and asked, "Why?" And I just didn't respond and left with my friends. I understand that we are students but that's not an excuse for poor service. And to continue to question me about not tipping? This is the first review I've ever written and I will definitely not be coming back here. Tldr: very poor service, server questioned why I didn't tip, mediocre food, don't eat here not worth the hassle

The most underrated Coffee is Vietnamese ice coffee. This is a hidden gem of the station and most people just dont know where to look. The service was quick and the the spring rolls were not as greasy as they look. Ordering a bowl of Pho is a must on a cold Midtown's day. The Pho will keep you warm for a few hours while you browse the shops.

Receipt says all about the bad service at this restaurant. Somehow they can impose 18pct service charge to 1 person dinning. See picture for receipt. I have never heard of this anywhere. I have heard of 18pct service fee for a table of 4 or 6. Has things changed? I have been coming to this pho place because it is within walking distance. I wanted to tolerate the blatantly bad service. Allow me to list then in my 7 times or so visits. 1. They are usually in the back of the restaurant. You might arrive and there is no way to notify them to seat you. 2. Even if they see you as they are handing food, they don't acknowledge it and sometimes you might have to wait for another 5 minutes. 3. The haphazard tone of the service is particularly interesting. There is this older male server. He would walked by giving out straws, accidentally drop 2, saw that he dropped 2, don't care and then walked away. I don't mind 2 straws, but this haphazardness is weirding me. 4. There is another younger male server. He is slightly nicer, but when he is serving, I noticed the place is more dirty and sloppy with paper wappers on the floor. 5. Note that all of these happens when the restaurant is not busy at all. Here is the most outrageous experience. Sometimes they don't charge the mandatory service fee. Sometimes they do. Even for 1 person dinning. It is totally up to the server. I asked about it to the older server. He asked me if "I am from America". I laughed so hard internally. I didn't want to argue, so I just calmly paid and left. After that, you already know I wasted 10 minutes writing this review.

First time here, great experience! We asked Nhat what's his favorite on the menu and ordered based on his suggestions. Had Filet Minion with Fried Rice - flavor was great. Fried egg rolls, yum. Shrimp Pho Bowls - my daughter doesn't like any form of soup, she tried it and liked it. Pineapple oolong and Black milk tea...the tapioca pearls were endless. All Very delicious.

Always go there when I am in town, but last month when I went, open sign was on but it's actually closed at 11pm, we used to come here at 1-2am cuz it supposed to be a 24 hr joint. But when they open, the food is good.

2.5 stars - Being generous. Ordered to go in person. Rude reception staff who huffed and puffed while I was speaking. Told the wait was 15min , which was fine but when I went back in to check on the order he asked if I'd like to place an order and had no recollection that I had already paid. Ordered chicken pho and asked more than once to confirm it was chicken. I received steak. Also asked if condiments (sriracha and hoisin) were placed in the bag. I was told yes - they weren't. I gave them a chance despite the rating and B food score but wouldn't recommend them.

Probably one of the worst experiences ever. About 4 tables, business is super slow, my girlfriend and I are one of the first ones to order, but serves other 2 tables first with the food while we've been waiting 30 minutes for spring rolls and 2 bowls of pho. Complained and server just "shrugged" his shoulders and walked away. Serves the pho 15 minutes after the spring rolls which had been already 30 mins late. The entire bowl of beef is RAW. I know it's served half cooked/raw so that the soup can cook it but this is just plain raw. Shittest service, food quality, and attitude. Regret every single penny I've spent here. Do not come eat here as they don't care whatsoever about customer satisfaction. Edit: After a day, the restaurant charged my card 20 percent gratuity when I know I didn't tip after a shitty service like that. DO NOT GO TO THIS PLACE. THEY WILL CHARGE YOUR CARD 18-20 PERCENT TIP EVEN IF YOU DONT TIP. THEY WILL STEAL YOUR MONEY.

Delicious! I had their chicken pho and loved it. I wish I got beef because there were a few pieces of chicken that were kinda veiny but overall the soup was really good. The atmosphere seemed a little dirty so I was dubious at first but glad I tried it. The waitstaff was attentive, friendly, and appreciative. Their black tea was surprisingly good for just basic iced brewed tea. Would return and recommend to friends!

This chain of establishments is now present in every corner of Atlanta and I certainly welcome it to the Atlantic station. Everything that was in this plaza before needed to go. The sad, unexciting and at times disgusting, those establishments needed to be eliminated a long long time ago. The Pho here is good, and in all fairness probably deserves 3 stars on its own. The broth is on the bland side of flavors and the meats are the cheap stuff you'd expect in a soup. The basil that came out alongside the Pho was already shriveling into brown and the sprouts were not fresh at all. Borderline inedible. I was shocked that this was the case considering that it's a new location and they should be trying. Another element that showed that the owners clearly don't care about making a good first impression was cleanliness. Although the inside appeared clean, did not want to sit there due to extremely loud music blasting. The patio was filled with so much garbage, I had to do a major sanitation exercise to sit there. There was no obvious excuse for the filth. There were paper wrappers all over the floor, pieces of food, plastic silverware, etc. At the same time, there was nobody on the patio. How a manager does not notice it and not a single employee takes initiative to clean things up is beyond me. Frankly, I think it says a lot about the place if this is the attitude they take about cleanliness. At this point, I certainly did not want to know what happens in the kitchen...

Pictured is actually the medium bowl but they didn't have that option listed. Overall just okay. Service remedial. Think only one person working the lunch hour. Not busy at all. I'm a ramen eater and this is my first time trying Pho... trying not to compare but it's definitely not ramen. Healthy portion though, won't finish.. and also won't take to go lol. Side note I had to ask for receipt after I paid and I saw he gave himself a tip. 2 stars.

Hard pass. Not only not friendly but flavor was awful. Wouldn't even split on bowl into two for the kids (no kids menu). Sauce was and we only asked for cucumber...and we only got noodles. ‍ Too many other options in Atlantic Station, pick another.

I live in Atlantic Station and was so excited to have a spot open here so that I would never have to drive again. I was really disappointed when I tried it last week. Of course they are new spot and still working out the kinks but while we were having our meal they were having difficulties with the music speakers. The entire time the music was on so loud but yet still very static. So we had to wait for our food listening to static that they seemed to ignore. When we asked the server to just turn the speakers off, they ended up bringing 3-4 people from the kitchen out and proceeded to tinker with it trying to fix it instead. Can they not fix is after you two tables of customers have left? Now comes the food. Probably the least authentic and worst tasting Vietnamese food I've had in Atlanta so far. The pho was just like water and a can of beef base. Nothing really aromatic or special about the pho so I really don't have much to write about it. The real bother is the vermicelli bowl we ordered. Our server brought out this bowl of dark soy sauce and we asked him what it was for. He told us that this was the sauce for the vermicelli bowl in which if you've ever been to any other Vietnamese spot is usually the fish sauce that's clear/orange tinted sauce. This was already my red flag that this place was not going to be any good. The grilled shrimp has a very strong fishy taste and we're small. The meat was just pure MSG laden mess that I had about four pieces and two cups of water before giving up. We also tried the spring rolls and I don't even see how you can mess this up. The sauce was almost pure hoisin sauce which is very salty and the wrap had been sitting for a long time. You can tell when you bit into it because rather than just being sticky, it becomes of a chewy and glutinous texture. Overall super disappointed because I've been waiting for them to open for the last year. Not somewhere I'd go back or take anyone.

I was eating and somebody started smoking in the back. Threw my appetite. I won't be back.

It was delicious! Bone broth was so good and not too sweet with MSG. The staff was attentive and fast with your orders as well. The portions were big. I will definitely come back

Ordered Pho to go and by time I got home, there was a leak in the container...resulting in most of the broth being in the plastic bag. Disappointed that I was home By time I noticed the mess, I called Pho 24 to inform them and see if I could return and get more broth.

NO VEGETARIAN PHO! That's why I am not giving a full 5 stars. They have a vegetable and tofu option but it still has beef or chicken broth. Any sodas ordered will come in a can.

I went to eat during lunch. The service was slow and my water had to be replaced because there was something dirty inside. When paying the check, my waiter brought over a the payment device and showed me the total price with the tip I selected. After reviewing my expenses this week I found that he added additional tip that I did not consent to which really made me angry.

I say come with low expectations. This is a place to grab a quick fix for Vietnamese food nearby. First time coming and the service felt too rushed and pressured. They are pretty quick when it comes to food coming out though. Food was ok but when I realized if it indicates a certain seasoning/flavor in it's dish, the taste is very bland. There was barely an indication of flavor so you'll probably ask for extra fish sauce. Prices are a little too much for the quality itself. It's not bad for a quick fix, just underwhelming.

I was enjoying my meal until I saw roach parts floating in my soup. They took it away and gave me another one but I couldn't eat it due to seeing roach bits in my food. they have good boba tea but seeing the roach bits in my food definitely threw me off PHO for a while.

Stay away from this pho location and trust all the other bad reviews, there are better ones not too far away here is my story. I am came here with my girlfriend last week during the weekdays and let's start with every other Pho 24 locations have been not the best but we were open-minded to this one being better. We started by coming in and the server/owner didn't seem too excited to see us and just saying,"Togo or dining in?" We said, "Dining in and can we eat outside." We sat down outside and the server brought us waters but they talked like they had Dishwashing soup in they still so I asked to have them replaced and just said, "The water doesn't taste right and could we have two new cups of water." At this point I asked my girlfriend, "Do you want to leave since the water tasting bad is concerning about our other phos would tasted bad too?" Would stayed to experience more problems and the server was mad when my girlfriend asked for Chili Paste from the kitchen and not chili sauce, if you are as big pho place eaters so we are you know what we mean by that. The server looked like we were trying to piss him off and we were polite with asking since my girlfriend only likes chili paste, I even went as far as asking if we were asking for the correct chili based on what the chili form, he just said, "No we only have chili sauce." We didn't ask for anything else until we got our phos, which we were already on edge about the taste and quality. My girlfriend was annoyed about all the utensils being plastic but she didn't want to make a big deal from it but the pho spoon were too small to use and enjoy the pho with. I waited for a good ten minutes before going inside to find our server, I even was trying to solve the spoon problem with out asking him but there were not standard pho inside utensils to just pick up from another table, this is usually thing at Pho 24 location before COVID-19. The server was at the register checking in/ring up other customers and rudely as possible said me, "What is it this time?" I had to ready hold my temper at this point and kindly said, "Is there any standard pho spoon because the plastic one is just too small?" He said while still having the other customers in front of him, "I had to get rid of them because of COVID." I said, "Okay I understand just thought since you aren't wearing a face mask that things are more normal now." I walked by to my table and I was ready to leave right then but my girlfriend was still trying to make the best of it. I didn't even want to ask for containers for leftovers because I was just disappointed with the whole experience but we did. The server was quick to come back to my table to has us pay the check which also was disappointing because the prices were higher than other pho places that are same style and better quality but we didn't fight for free food or discounts, we packed up other phos ourselves and paid. We left and found the closest trash to throw away our leftovers after see other bad reviews for this place based on food quality and I definitely personal felt the quality being lower that night. I take the pic of the health report just in case you still want to try this place out and give you one last chance to turn back. Heavily recommend staying away from this pho place, spend your money somewhere else that won't treat you as bad as this place treated us.

Visited Pho 24 for a quick lunch. The parking is standard with Atlantic Station parking...in the parking deck. i recommend parking at the far end in the green Publix section to be closest to the restaurant. I arrived for a late lunch, there were several people in the restaurant, but there was no wait. The host/waiter was prompt and immediately sat me down. The menu is similar to other Vietnamese restaurants I've been to where they have sections for Appetizers, Sandwiches, Pho, Rice Noodles, etc. they have a very wide selection of each- definitely something for everyone. I ordered -Tender Beef Pho (medium) ($11.75) -Fried Spring Rolls ($4.50) Everything was very good. The spring rolls were friend very well, not to crispy, but not too soft and the flavor and sauce were delicious. The pho was great. Seasoned well, the meat wasn't raw when I received it, but it was already in the broth cooking. The flavor was great and the portion was huge! The waiter was attentive and prompt, and when it was time to pay? He boxed everything up for me including the soup in a very convenient container/bag situation, and I was able to pay table side. Overall great value and experience!

HORRIBLE SERVICE! I went with 2 little kids, 2 year old and a 7 year old. I needed to order food, seated for a long time, no one came. I had to wave them down to get my order taken, but then I was told to go to their app to order food?! Their system was down they claimed. Well, thanks for not telling me when you seated me!! Food came, I ordered a spring roll and two bowls of Pho Tai (tender beef pho). But only brought me ONE bowl instead of two. Again, I waited a long time, and had to get up, go to the kitchen area and ask where my bowl of pho is. They looked confused. Noded... I wanted and waited, got up again to ask for my bowl of pho... I am beyond upset. I also asked for an extra bowl and forks for my kids, they didn't bring it, so I had to get up and get it myself at the kitchen counter. Great f'in service!! I have two little kids with me, I shouldn't have to leave my table and leave them out of my site so that I can get the utensils and food I have ordered!! This is ridiculous. The tender beef pho is one of the worse I've ever had. Not saying this because I am mad about the service, it's really that bad. The broth tasted like a standard factory premade broth that's sold in those 5 gallon paint bucket, full of MSG. The tender beef supposed to be paper thin sliced and tender but theirs is tough and cut thick, very chewy and hard to chew. My kids and I love pho, we know good pho. If you really want good pho, go to Dai Loi on Buford Hwy, that's worth the drive. This place is lucky to have clientele that doesn't know what good pho supposed to be, who are willing to drink MSG broth making them crave for more... If you really want good, authentic phi, this is NOT your place.

So I loooove pho but I'm also vegetarian and realize not all places have veggie broth. This is one of those places. I can't comment on the pho cause they didn't have veggie broth, but I got the tofu roll. That was perfect and hit the spot. The place is clean and spacious. It's close to the target shopping center, so if you shop there and need a quick bite check this place out. Bathrooms are clean and staff is polite!

Really cozy location with attentive and professional staff. There is a wide selection of pho and other dishes to choose from. After ordering the food came out instantly and when we weren't don't with our pho the waiter assisted in putting it up for us. Overall a very relaxing experience and my only gripe would be that there was a little wait but it wasn't very noticeable and the pros outweighed the single con.

Terrible customer service. Brought me cold food. FOOD VIOLATIONS!!!! I ordered rice noodles, salad, and lemongrass beef. Hopefully I won't be sick tomorrow. Also I had to mention that I only had a couple of thin pieces of meat and a plate full of noodles and salad. Could not eat the whole thing, which is a disappointment since I am extremely hungry. I would give 0 stars if I could. Nothing worst than a cold wet plate of food!

Horrible customer service called to place an order and was hung up on dead in my face. Called back 3 times no One answered The telephone! Will not be going to this Location.

I work in Atlantic Station and am addicted to pho, so I was really excited about Pho 24 opening! Sadly, I will never go back again after today's lunch. When I ordered a limeade, they said they were out. How can a restaurant possibly be out of limes, sugar and soda water? Instead, they brought me what tasted like Minute Maid lemonade. My friend and I both ordered a bowl of pho, and when they brought out the plate of toppings, it was barely enough for even 1 person... and there was NO basil on it. We immediately asked about the basil, and they said they didn't have any. We asked 3 different servers just to be sure. This is my first time ever going to a Vietnamese restaurant that was out of basil. When our pho came, I had ordered mine with no cilantro, but it came out with absolutely nothing but noodles and overcooked beef. Just a bowl of brown-ness. I told the waiter I had ordered no cilantro, not no onions and scallions. He then brought me out a bowl of scallions and raw onions. Yum. Now let's go back to the overcooked beef - every good bowl of pho I've had comes with beef that isn't fully cooked so that it cooks as you're stirring it in the broth and it's still tender when you eat it. This meat was like rubber. And the broth tasted like straight up Swanson's beef broth. And a SMALL bowl is $10.75. Are you kidding me?! RIP Pho 24.