Krog - Atlanta

It is the best place to hang out in the middle of the downtown. When we reached there it was almost wrapping up time on a sunday at around 7 PM so I suggest anyone who is planning to go here should definitely plan accordingly and make sure you are there by at least 7 PM. I am coming to the location it is really a very good place to hang out with friends and like a bunch of people and it has a lot of food malls or lower and I specifically when to this dumplings location which has like very good food and I just really enjoyed it without my friends and he is also very good place to sit outside and have fun the lights around and people around like so good and I definitely suggest this place to anyone who are in Atlanta and want to hang out for a good place in the evening

Beautiful market with ample dining options. The level of variety makes this place great for groups. It would be hard for someone not find something they liked.

Krog Street Market is one of the trendiest spots for both locals and tourist. For local people, it's a perfect place to grab a beer and chill out with friends; for tourists, it's one of the best representation of Atlanta’s culture, food and art. There is limited options available and we believe it's still work in progress to be more various. We didn't have a chance to try any food there since we had a dinner plan but it looked appealing and delicious. The construction outside messed up the parking and the exterior decor when we visited and we were a little disappointed.

Great experience having so many amazing eateries to choose from. Great vibes and a very clean environment. Loved every minute there!

Maybe you are solo and unfettered in your choice of daily foods. I am, however, bound to the three other humans I live with and often am exhausted from the negotiations required to eat out. Krog Market was a suggestion from a friend, and it was amazing. At one sitting we had veggie pho, chicken dumplings (our favorite! , pizza (another favorite , and a giant chicken sandwich. For dessert we shared a selection from Little Tart Bakery and the chocolate croissant was our favorite there. We aren't downtown often, but we will definitely eat there from now on. We had plenty of parking at 11:30am for lunch but by noon it was packed. Lots of mask wearing no recycling (glass drink bottles if that's wrong let us know, but we asked the market staff, maybe the individual stalls do? That'd be my only suggestion.