Politan Row at Ashford Lane
Restaurant · Perimiter Center ·
Variety of local and international vendors plus bars
Variety of local and international vendors plus bars
"The success of Colony Square's Politan Row spawned a sequel in Dunwoody. Politan Row at Ashford Lane will have ten food stalls plus a bar from the same team behind Jojo's Beloved. " - nina reeder, juli horsford
"A sit-down restaurant toward the back of the Politan Row food hall in Dunwoody, Mamacita’s is owned by Dominican brothers Giby and Hochmael Abreu, who grew up eating Cuban food — the two islands are neighbors. Grab a seat at the bar and order a cocktail and a thin steak smothered in onions, which comes with rice and beans. The croquetas arrive five to a serving with a side of Thousand Island-style dipping sauce, and the most popular cocktail (while tropical, it’s not actually Cuban) seems to be the Mami colada, a piña colada for two served inside a pineapple." - Allison Ramirez
"I noted Politan Row has taken over the food hall space at Ashford Lane with stalls including Delilah’s Everyday Soul, Chef Viet, Pretty Little Tacos, and Smokehouse Q among those opening." - Beth McKibben
"Opening on February 2 at 5:00 pm, this 17,000-square-foot food hall takes over the previous food-hall space at Ashford Lane and features nine stalls, one full-service restaurant, and two bars, seating more than 220 and operating daily for lunch and dinner; stalls will cover soul food, birria, hibachi, barbecue, South Asian twists on pizza, Vietnamese, Thai, Italian, and Mediterranean, and the complex is metro Atlanta’s only food hall with free parking." - Beth McKibben
"Taking over the former Hall at Ashford Lane space in Dunwoody, Politan Row at Ashford Lane will feature nine restaurant stalls, a full‑service restaurant (Mamacita’s Cuban Cantina), a full bar, and a separate cocktail lounge called Okay Anny’s that channels music and cocktails of the 1980s and 1990s." - Beth McKibben