Krog Street Market

"Krog Street Market isn't just a food hall, it's a food wonderland. No other food hall in the city has as many standout spots. Pop by for better-than-almost-anywhere-else burgers and sandwiches from Fred’s Meat and Bread, inventive cocktails and mocktails in an elevated dive bar space from Ticonderoga Club, and pizza with a soft, crunchy crust that requires repeat visits (Varuni Napoli). Use this place as your go-to when dining out with friends who can never agree on a single cuisine option." - jacinta howard

"Market with coffee and pastries from Little Tart Bakeshop, and a route leading to Krog Street Tunnel with murals." - Su-Jit Lin

"Atlanta has a lot of great food halls. But Krog Street Market has ranked as the best in town for years because it includes some of our highest-rated spots in the city. You’ll find better-than-almost-anywhere-else burgers and turkey sandwiches from Fred’s Meat and Bread, inventive cocktails and mocktails in an elevated dive bar called Ticonderoga Club, pizza with a soft, crunchy crust that requires repeat visits (Varuni Napoli), and soul food served up counter-style at Soul: Food & Culture. photo credit: Amy Sinclair photo credit: Amy Sinclair photo credit: Amy Sinclair photo credit: Amy Sinclair" - Jacinta Howard

"Much like the Ferry Building Market in San Francisco, Krog Street Market is a cool gathering of local food and culture with a dash of retail, housed in a renovated 1920’s warehouse. The wildly popular spot can test your crowd tolerance, so a word to the wise – visit between 10 and 5 during the week to beat the hoards if you can. Totally worth it!" - Brand Bird

"A casual dining spot with diverse food options, located near street art at Krog Street Tunnel." - Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes Elizabeth Rhodes is a special projects editor at Travel + Leisure, covering everything from luxury hotels to theme parks to must-pack travel products. Originally from South Carolina,