Ranked by Food & Wine as one of the best spots in ATL. Chef Duane Nutter's dishes range from sushi to Southern-inspired global fare. Excellent cocktails and service. International ticket not required.

Salmon hot pot was amazing, also loved the pimento cheese appetizer and the "dirty south" meatloaf sandwich

Pork Belly sliders are tasty, the classic Burger is amazing, and their selection of local brews on tap is impeccable. Do yourself a favor and come here!

I have eaten here twice now and have not been disappointed. The Duck sandwich is delicious. I also recommend the Kamikaze sushi . Very good service and I think you get a good value for the quality food

Great for those late-night international flights when you don't want to eat airline food....a modern, serene oasis in bustling E Concourse (an easy walk/ride from other concourses). Great wine list .

This is a great restaurant in the Atlanta airport ! Probably the best they have! Fresh sushi and creative dishes. If you have time sit and enjoy a nice glass of wine and a great meal

Must try turkey sand which with truffle mayo , cranberry jam and arugula . The combination of flavors are a nice surprise. The fries have a hint of nutmeg . Our waitress , Camille is the best.

Let me just say... you can't go wrong. I had the Lobster Bowl which is a delicious twist on sushi , the pulled duck sandwich ... simply amazing! Topped off with the Banana Pudding ... oh so good!

A gem of an airport restaurant & an oasis amidst the madness of Concourse E food court . Great food, a very well-stocked bar with assorted wines & sake , and great service. The pulled duck was great.

Thyme toasted pork bellies on a bed of arugula and black eyes peas with blackberry and parsnip marmalade topped with red onion . Pair with the Zinfandel - incredible.

I wish they had non alcoholic beer and lemonade and more healthy vegan and salad options, but great menu and the best airport restaurant I've eaten in. Worth the trip to terminal T

Lives up to the hype, way too good to be a restaurant at an airport . Finally great food at the vast wasteland that is called an airport . Lots of great choices in the relative quiet of Term E

A surprising oasis in the airport . Centrally located in terminal E. Impeccable staff that cares about your opinion of the food. Ask for Amir. Also, bartender is off the hook. Get "bartender's choice "!

Awesome meal. Even more amazing that it's inside the airport . Definitely worth the trip to concourse E if you have some time to kill

Prices are a little high, but the sushi tastes fresh & delicious, & the edamame - though different - is heavenly. Great wine & mixed drink selection, too. Tied for best airport food I've ever had.

Cocktails are unique, tasty & potent! Sit at the bar ... bartenders are friendly , creative & talented - you can order anything; if you don't know what you want they'll make you something special.

This is the best airport restaurant I have been to, get the grouper , refreshingly amazing or the salmon hotpot

Best airport food ever. Had the pulled duck sandwich and a spicy tuna roll , both were excellent. Now I'm not even mad that my ATL connection was way out of the way (Montreal to Seattle).

Toki and Tiffany run a tight ship with great original cocktails . This is lightyears better than anything I've ever had in an airport , and different from anything I've had outside of one.

Gluten free menu options! Get the thyme roasted pulled pork which is available gluten free . Unfortunately the sushi has gluten because their rice vinegar has malt . Ask your server if that changed.

Top notch bartending and excellent fusion of Asian and Soul make this one of the best dining experiences in Atlanta. You forget your in an airport .

This eatery specializes in "Southernational" cuisine—inspired by world travels, and featuring fresh, local ingredients—and also sports a contemporary décor. Read more

Had the Edamame , Kamikaze roll , salmon hotpot , and an old-fashioned. Each were fantastic and I'll be returning!

Very good airport restaurant ! Yes it's a bit pricey but the mussels and edamame in miso broth and chicken breast entree are both good! Definitely a return next time I am at ATL!

Was skeptical of the great tips but they're all true! Had the pulled duck sandwich + waffle with poached plum . Between the food and friendly service , I came out refreshed and ready for my next flight.

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One of the best airport restaurants I've ever been too. Incredibly fresh and delicious sushi , great wine selection , cool decor and great staff . Definitely worth burning some time here.

The best food in ATL (or most airports I've flown through) by far. If you have some time to kill, well worth taking the plane train to terminal E for a real meal.

Great service!! Eat here for a layover. Had the lamb sausage appetizers . Who knew the combination with blueberries would be so delicious. Also, just a simple Kobe burger is made with perfection.

This is a nice upscale restaurant so it is priced higher but quality of food, service, and atmosphere is worth it. I recommend the shrimp and grits . The bartenders are quite good.

Thyme roasted pork belly is good but not a life changer. The staff is helpful and knows about the menu. The Kobe burger is no longer in the menu. It's good but I rather restaurant ECCO in terminal F.

Here's a tip, go!!! The ambiance transcends you out of the airport and Tiffanie, and her cocktails , will make you feel like it's your neighborhood hangout that you've been coming to for years.

Not an airport restaurant , and actual restaurant . Prices reflect that but worth it. Great service and flavors, much more than sushi . Eat here.

Not cheap , but at least the food is delicious, service is great and you will completely forget you are inside the airport . Free wi-fi and cell phone chargers available.

If you're a sushi fan, get the kamikaze roll ! Full of good fish with a great sauce, was gonna take a pic but ate it all before I did! But don't waste money on the nigiri or sashimi , super overpriced.

I had the nigiris and the Kamikaze rolls . Are in deed very good BUT my recommendation is: go for the pork belly . Not healthy at all but it's really nice.

The salmon in miso broth is easily the best airport food I've ever had and a great dish for any fine dining place. Do yourself a favor and try it.

Probably the most delicious (and expensive ) airport meal I've ever had. Totally worth it on a long layover.

The Orange Truce cocktail and the Pulled Duck sandwich are outstanding. Give them a try and they'll become part of every ATL visit.

WOW. Amazing food in an airport at uninflated prices, and superb service. Never would have thought it possible. Pulled duck sandwich is to die for.

Very impressive for an airport . Good cocktails , yummy food, nice ambiance inside. This would be a legitimately good restaurant anywhere let alone at an airport .

Seriously , the tastiest burger I have ever tasted. And don't start me on the fries : wow! Super service and very reasonable, especially for an airport restaurant . Get that Kobe burger into you now!!

If you have some time to kill between your flights, I highly suggest taking the time to journey over to Concourse E to eat here. What a great little fine dining/sushi bar !

Excellent Airport dining. Loved their pulled duck sandwich and goats cheese salad . Leave room for desert !

This place was awesome. I may start leaving early for flights just to get dinner here. Solid food and customer service. Wish they would open an in town location.

This is an amazing gem! Go out of your way to get to Concourse E and try the Pulled Duck sandwich !

Eat here. It's shockingly reasonably priced for amazing food and great service. The decor is also an oasis in airport craziness. Worth coming over from other terminals.

Really great choice. Food was excellent, staff perfect and cocktails a dream!

Among the best airport food I've ever had. Good sushi and light fare - entrees looked interesting, but I didn't bite. Wine list way better than it has to be.

This place is a must if you have enough time between fights at ATL. And it's more than just sushi , also awesome modern southern fare!