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Georgia, United States Food Guide: 9 Fast Food food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in College Park
Find out what Fast Food restaurants to try in College Park. College Park is a city in Fulton County, Georgia, United States, adjacent to the southern boundary of the city of Atlanta. As of the 2010 census, the population was 13,942. Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport is partially located in the city's boundaries (including the domestic terminal, Concourse T, Concourse A, and about two-thirds of Concourse B), and the Georgia International Convention Center, owned and operated by the City of College Park, is within the city limits.
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9. Subway
Reviewed By Ratboy859
It's behind the gas station in its own building. I stopped there for lunch and had the standard lunch special and it was good. The staff was friendly and the food was typically Subway (Eat Fresh). No complaints. It worked for me.
8. Paschal's Southern Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By SavantIII_11
We departed Dayton this morning with temperatures in the low 30âs to Palm Beach with temperatures in the mid 80âs.We have allowed ample time for Delta delays, and dodged the bullet in reference to the East Coast post-Christmas winter storm. We have discovered Paschal's Southern Cuisine.Interesting Southern Fare. We eschew the fried meats, and enjoy a Three Vegetable Plate: Collard Greens, Black-eyed Peas and Sweet Potatoes. Paschal's Southern Cuisine is a great option when connections do not permit a longer dining experience.
7. Concessions Paschals
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By SJM-Weasel
Figured hitting up a Southern institution for breakfast would be a good idea, and maybe it would be but not at this Terminal B (center island) location. Had 3 biscuits -- bacon egg cheese, sausage egg cheese and smoked sausage egg cheese. The eggs were all industrial scrambled -- probably from powder? But mediocre consistency at best and no flavor. The biscuits were all small hard hockey pucks, not the large airy southern biscuits one expected. The bacon was bland, the sausage was bland -- but the smoked sausage actually wasn't to bad and was the best of the lot. The price was a tad high, even for airport food at about $3.50 per biscuit. With lots of other options available I'd skip this for breakfast.TIP: One thing they do have, and some swear by it -- is fried catfish (yes, for breakfast). It actually looked pretty good so that maybe of interest.
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6. Bojangles'
Reviewed By ERL972
The spicy Cajon chicken had no flavor at all. The only flavor I could taste was the spread on the wrap. The food was bad and the service marginal. If you are looking for a quick bite when heading to the airport, I suggest looking elsewhere.
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5. Grindhouse Killer Burgers
Overall Ratings
3 based on 160 reviews
Reviewed By jfdunphy1
The ordering system computer takes your money almost as fast as Amazon.com, but it feels like your food has to go through the TSA security check at the airport too. Burger passable, but not sure it was the one I actually ordered. Ordering system a bit confusing.4 dollars for bottled water is tourist trap pricing. You can look into the kitchen and see the slow motion. Few tables available to eat, and occupied by people who appeared not to be paying customers. It took about a half hour to get served, so go to eat well ahead of flight departure. Forgettable experience.
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4. Bobby's Burger Palace
Overall Ratings
3 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Dick W
All I wanted was a simple breakfast sandwich. The bacon egg and cheese sandwich was not even as good as an egg m-muffin elsewhere. The "home fries" were probably the worse I have ever had. But hey... the coffee was good! For a nationally known chef, the restaurant seriously needs to upgrade their food. I will NOT return.
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3. Low Country Southern Cuisine
Overall Ratings
4 based on 101 reviews
Reviewed By Randy2353
Surprising to find a Southern style restaurant. Tasty down home cooking which is a real change from the basic fast food options nearby. Had the chicken which was just very tasty. It hit the spot. What a nice change.
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2. Paschal's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 161 reviews
Reviewed By davidbmarietta241
Our visit to Paschal's was part of a food tour so we were not privy to a full sit down meal experience. This review will be based on what we were served while visiting during the tour. Our first stop was at Paschalâs which is located in the heart of the historic Castleberry Hill neighborhood you will find place complete with a rich history from six decades. Paschalâs is known for its exceptional Southern Cuisine, upscale atmosphere, and a retro style that gives customers the perfect southern hospitality experience. We were taken upstairs and seated at a long table where we were served a fried chicken leg, candied yams and a small bowl of grits. Yes, I would consider these items to be southern food. The fried chicken had great seasoning and a really crispy, light crust. It was done very well! The yams are pretty easy to make and not a favorite of mine but my wife likes them. They were what I expected from yams. Now grits are something I take personal. I have eaten grits as long as I can remember and I have had bad ones as well as great ones over the years. These were supposed to be âCheesy Gritsâ but were just plain cold grits with some shredded cheddar cheese sprinkled on top and just bad!. A true southern food restaurant should never serve cold grits and especially never ones that had no salt. All they have to do is to add a little chicken broth in the boiling water with some salt and pepper then add the grits. As they firm up, add some cream and cheese and then you have southern cheesy grits. Itâs not hard to do and these people who visit from up north wonât leave thinking grits are horrible because I saw the faces of some of our group and you could tell they did not like them. Overall, I would consider returning the Paschalâs again. The people there were very friendly and welcoming and it is a really interesting building.Hi David,Thank you for taking the time to provide us with a review of your experience. I am pleased to hear that our team made your experience pleasant and we look forward to seeing you again soon!Selena Styles
1. Chick-fil-A
Overall Ratings
4 based on 324 reviews
Reviewed By angeleyes27
We stopped here looking for a meal before heading to the airport and this seemed to be the best choice. It was really crowded and the food was the standard Chick-Fil-A choices. I didnât see a sit down restaurant but there was lots of memorabilia on the walls explaining its history. Cool to eat in the original.
