Food Stands near Tucker, GA

“I had a great experience with Operation Mini Donuts. The Donuts are delicious, the staff is timely, friendly and organized and the donuts are well priced. Truly brought joy to our day. I would definitely recommend if you are hosting an event.“

“I was just visiting and stumbled upon this food hall. I didn't realize it had just opened 1 month ago! I got the Indian naan pizza for takeout, and it was delicious. Would definitely come back to try out the other places! Inside was very nice with cute decor especially by the taco place.“

“Last week, we made a catering order of sweet and savory items for a picnic, and it was all delicious! We got kimchi buttermilk biscuits, kimchi/brie danish, passionfruit danish, olive oil muffins, hot dog buns, and guava cream cheese pastelitos. Their ordering process was easy and the staff had the items ready to go when promised. We will definitely be ordering from Leftie Lee’s again!“

“The little restaurant is inside a market with Israeli goods. It feels like little Israel! There’s parking out front, but if there are no spots available, there’s more parking at the back of the building. I ordered with the cashier and when it was ready, my food was on the counter by the takeout window next to the cashier’s counter. There’s a small area with tables and chairs, plus a counter, for dining in. For the pastries, you get a styrofoam container or a paper bag, then use the tongs. You bring it to the cashier, show them what you got, and then pay.I got the Shawarma Platter ($19) with rice. It came with Israeli salad, hummus, and tahini. It was delicious, but I also tried the Shawarma Sandwich on pita ($16), and I thought that was even better.Every pastry I’ve had has been delicious. Highly recommend just trying them all! Not sure about individual prices, but I got 6 pastries and it came out to about $10-$11.Highly recommend! Can’t wait to go back!“

“The little restaurant is inside a market with Israeli goods. It feels like little Israel! There's parking out front, but if there are no spots available, there's more parking at the back of the building. I ordered with the cashier and when it was ready, my food was on the counter by the takeout window next to the cashier's counter. There's a small area with tables and chairs, plus a counter, for dining in. For the pastries, you get a styrofoam container or a paper bag, then use the tongs. You bring it to the cashier, show them what you got, and then pay. I got the Shawarma Platter ($19) with rice. It came with Israeli salad, hummus, and tahini. It was delicious, but I also tried the Shawarma Sandwich on pita ($16), and I thought that was even better. Every pastry I've had has been delicious. Highly recommend just trying them all! Not sure about individual prices, but I got 6 pastries and it came out to about $10-$11. Highly recommend! Can't wait to go back!“