ATLAirport Guide

Everything to eat and buy at ATL, concourse by concourse

Named restaurants, bars and shops on every ATL concourse, the Domestic and International Terminals, with the guides that go deeper on each stop.

A wide terrazzo floor with a sweeping black circular band and glossy black stone walls in a shopping arcade at Atlanta airport.
A shopping arcade at Atlanta airport

Concourses A through E are separate buildings out on the airfield, and you’ll reach each one by the underground Plane Train. Concourse T adjoins the Domestic Terminal and Concourse F adjoins the International Terminal, as our concourse map shows. The guide linked in the first column lists every place to eat and buy on that stop, with gates and hours. The Plane Train guide covers the ride and the walk between concourses.

Eat where your train stops

Stop Eat and drink Buy
Concourse T Atlanta Stillhouse, Cantina Laredo, TGI Fridays, Grindhouse Burgers, Maddio’s Pizza, Goldberg’s Bagels, Vino Volo LATHER, B Iconic, Patricia Nash, News Express, a CVS Kiosk
Concourse A Varasano’s Pizzeria, P.F. Chang’s, Shake Shack, Cat Cora’s Kitchen, Chick-Fil-A MAC, TUMI, L’Occitane, Simply Books, Atlanta.net
Concourse B Paschal’s, SweetWater Bar & Grill, Blue Moon Brewhouse, Samuel Adams Bar, Bobby’s Burger Palace, Fresh To Order Kiehl’s, Kylie Cosmetics, Sunglass Icon, Simply Books, 11 Alive Travel Store
Concourse C Carrabba’s Italian Grill, Longhorn Steakhouse, Sweet Georgia’s Juke Joint, The Pecan Bar, Five Guys, Krispy Kreme The Market, Midtown Magazines, Kylie Cosmetics, FuelRod chargers
Concourse D Atlanta Braves All Star Grill, Terrapin Taphouse, Phillip’s Seafood, Wolfgang Puck Express, Century Bar & Bites, KoHo Kolache House Johnston & Murphy, Vera Bradley, Diverse, ATL Market
Concourse E One Flew South, The Piano Bar, Sojourner’s Cafe, Johnny’s Chicken & Waffles, Nathan’s Famous, Nature’s Table Duty Free Americas, Pandora, Swarovski, Brooks Brothers, Michael Kors, Spanx, Heritage Bookseller
Concourse F Ecco, Lorena Garcia, Maison Mathis, Citizens Culinary Market, The Pecan Bistro, Boathouse Bar & Kitchen Duty Free Americas, MAC, Kiehl’s, 5th & Sunset, Brookstone
Domestic Terminal IHOP, The A Bar & Grill, We Juice It, TGI Fridays, Starbucks Piedmont Park Travel Mart, Shellis News
International Terminal Starbucks at International Arrivals, 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. CNN International at International Arrivals, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., and FuelRod chargers by check-in

The table names the best-known places. Our food and shops directory lists everything on each stop, with gates and hours: Concourse T, A, B, C, D, E, F and the Domestic Terminal. ATL’s own blog says the IHOP in the Domestic atrium is the first IHOP built in an airport. It also says The Connection, Concourse C’s renovated center dining area, added Salad Works, Great Wraps, Leeann Chin, Bantam & Biddy and Krispy Kreme.

Bars and taverns by stop

These are the places our bars guide lists, and many are full restaurants with a bar. The guide gives each one’s gate and hours.

Stop Bars and taverns
Concourse T Atlanta Stillhouse, Grindhouse Burgers, Southern National Market, TGI Fridays, Vino Volo
Concourse A Atlanta Bread & Bar, Atlanta Hawks Bar, Atlanta United Bar & Grill, Beercode, Cat Cora’s Kitchen, P.F. Chang’s, Varasano’s Pizzeria
Concourse B ASW Distillery, Blue Moon Brewhouse, Bobby’s Burger Palace, Buffalo Wild Wings, Coffee Beanery, Samuel Adams Bar, SweetWater Bar & Grill, two TGI Fridays
Concourse C Carrabba’s Italian Grill, Longhorn Steakhouse, Sweet Georgia’s Juke Joint, The Pecan Bar, Truly Atlanta, Umaizushi
Concourse D Atlanta Braves All Star Grill, Buffalo Wild Wings, Century Bar & Bites, Chicken + Beer, Grindhouse Burgers, Old Fourth Distillery, Phillip’s Seafood, Terrapin Taphouse
Concourse E Johnny’s Chicken & Waffles, Old Fourth Distillery, One Flew South, Sojourner’s Cafe, TGI Fridays, The Piano Bar
Concourse F Boathouse Bar & Kitchen, Ecco, Lorena Garcia, Maison Mathis
Domestic Terminal TGI Fridays, The A Bar & Grill (two listings)

The International Terminal and the Rental Car Center

The International Terminal has one food or drink listing: the Starbucks at International Arrivals, in the table above. Travelex at International Arrivals and a Truist ATM at International Departures list 24 hours, and ICE Currency Exchange at International Arrivals lists 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. The Rental Car Center has no restaurant or shop. ATL’s directory lists only Coca-Cola vending machines there, at the west and east ends of Levels 2 and 3.

Shops are easier to find by what you need

If you need Where the listings put it
Headphones or a charger InMotion Entertainment in the Domestic Terminal and on Concourses A, B, C, E and F. Brookstone on A and F, with a kiosk on T. FuelRod charger kiosks on C and E and in the International Terminal
A book or magazine Heritage Bookseller on E, Simply Books on A and B, Midtown Magazines on C and D, News Express on T
Luggage TUMI on A, E and F
Makeup or skincare MAC on A and F, Kiehl’s on B and F, Kylie Cosmetics on B, C and D, L’Occitane on A, LATHER on T
Medicine A newsstand or travel shop on every concourse. Try Z-Market on A and T, 11 Alive Travel Store on B, The Market on C, ATL Today on D, The Goods at ATL on E and CNN International on F. In the Domestic Terminal, try Piedmont Park Travel Mart
Sunglasses Sunglass Icon on B, 5th & Sunset on F
A gift with Atlanta on it Atlanta.net on A, 11 Alive Travel Store on B, The Market on C, ATL Market, ATL Today and All ATL on D, The Goods at ATL on E

For duty free, the duty free guide covers Duty Free Americas on Concourses E and F. Every shop and restaurant, with its hours, is in the food and shops directory.

Coffee, early starts and diets have their own guides

If you’re picking one good meal, start with the best places to eat, or narrow it to Southern food or vegetarian and vegan food. Know the chain you want? Which concourses have each chain restaurant answers that. Coffee has its own guide.

If you’re flying at dawn, check eating before a 6 a.m. flight or what’s open 24 hours. If you’re bringing your own food, read food through security first. If it’s a service you’re after rather than a shop, see every facility, A to Z.

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