Bussin Jerk ATL

If I weren't only visiting, this would be one of my go-to spots. Not only were the employees friendly, but the food was truly delicious. I had the jerk chicken coco bread Philly. There was plenty of chicken, it was full of flavor, and juicy. The bread was so soft and much better than any typical Philly sandwich from elsewhere. It also didn't hurt to be located in a very nice food hall. It was cooked to order and came out nice and hot. Please expand to NC!

I decided to try those OxTail Eggrolls that I have been hearing about! I knew after the first bite that the only regret I would have is not ordering 2 of those eggrolls lol! Can we talk about how flavorful and properly seasoned that Oxtail Eggroll was! Simply delicious! The eggroll is very filling but I also ordered the Jerk Chicken Nachos. My order was a to go order! The owner packaged my nachos very well and had everything in containers so I could assemble it to my liking later! I appreciated that my food wasn't just thrown together. The Jerk Chicken Nachos portion size are enough for two people! Those were good too BUT the star of the show is that amazing Oxtail eggroll! I will be back to try more items and order at least 2 eggrolls. As for this food hall, it is located next door to the Crunch gym (go figure) It's decor is very pretty! Nice place for friends hangout or a date spot! And they have free WIFI as well! Parking is free BUT it gets crowded extremely fast! There's also a free parking garage near the back of the building.

The service was amazing and the ladies were so nice. My food was delicious. It was my first time and the oxtail egg roll was a 10/10

Perfect Saturday Lunch!! This spot is a great addition to Politan Row!! First and foremost, service was 10/10. Staff was super friendly, payment and order notification is simple. Food is amazing as well. We tried the oxtail egg roll, lemon pepper jerk wings and fries and a smash burger. All were excellent, freshly made to order and flavorful. Politan Row is a casual food hall with a full bar serving cocktails, wine and beer.

Located inside of politan row. I've dined here twice. Staff is always friendly and helpful. You have to go when they open to get the oxtail egg roll because they sell out quick. My first visit they were out of the egg rolls so I ordered the cocoa bread Philly and fries which was delicious, huge portion size. The second time I went early and ordered the oxtail egg roll. The egg roll is my absolute favorite! Such great flavor and always so so so good. Highly recommend this restaurant

The oxtail eggroll is bussin!!! They are a bit pricier at $10 for one eggroll but they are worth trying as the oxtail is seasoned well and the jerk sauce it comes with it is the perfect compliment to it. The jerk Philly on coco bread was also delicious the chicken was seasoned well in traditional jerk seasonings peppers and onions. I went in an early Saturday afternoon and the line wasn't long so my wait time was only about 10 minutes for my food. This restaurant is located in Politan row which a variety of other cuisines to choose from. The ambience is nice with plenty of seating, a bar and even a kids activity area.

Service is great and the food is top tier! There is so much flavor in the chicken and just the right amount of spice. Definitely worth the wait on a busy day.

Food Truck at pullman yards. Excellent service. Great prices. Delicious food. Juicy. Flavorful.

Although this is listed as a food truck it's part of an indoor food hall. I ordered the jerk chicken Philly. It was fine. They used a bun made up of coco bread, that dense, sweet bread that's native to Jamaica. The ingredients were of high quality. I just found it, even with a good amount of the jerk sauce they provided on the side, to be sort of bland. Throw in the below average fries (modest crisp, a little overcooked, minimal salt and no other seasoning - with no dipping sauce of any kind) and a pineapple ginger drink that I did like but wasn't made in house, and I found the entire thing to be a watered down, Americanized version of Jamaican cuisine. I didn't dislike it or anything but I prefer the real thing. $21 or so for the meal, for one person. It's okay but if I were back in the same food hall I'd definitely try a few other places before going back.

I tried this food truck at one of the nights they vend at the High. The service was polite and the oxtail eggroll was an impressive size. The stars came off because the filling was mostly fat. I thought maybe I'd just gotten unlucky with one from the end of the line or something but seeing another review with the same issue makes me think maybe it's just supposed to be that way? The sauce was really good though and I would be open to trying it again and changing my review. If management is open to suggestions, it would be great if they had half portions of the nachos or other options available for the High Museum of Art events since they frequently vend there. I'd love to try those but the portions are really large. That's typically a good thing but difficult to carry a bunch of leftovers at that type of event.