Politan Row

So, I used to live in Sandy springs years ago, and I come back around and finally have a whole food hall here! It is in a pretty good area, it's safe, and it's free parking. Although the parking can get pretty active after a certain time. Because it's in a strip mall kind of situation, you don't have parking for just a specific spot... you have parking for all spots so just be mindful.I came on a weekday and on a weekend, and the weekend definitely had me parking all the way by the street. The food all itself has a myriad of different things that you may want to try. You can go from Jamaican to Asian to Indian to Cuban to anything across the spectrum. And they have a really really good bar in the center. The bar was solid, everybody who I talk to at the bar who worked there was really friendly. I would go back to try other food, and I would have go back to the bar as well. I did try the Mediterranean spot, I wasn't super hungry but I was kind of hungry. So I try the chicken shawarma fries and the only Mediterranean spot there, they were pretty good. Enough too. I would actually try more food for him. They have a little duck off of a hidden bar, which you really can't miss. It has a curtain there so you really have to see it if you're actually paying attention. I hear they do shows or karaoke or something along those lines on there, but it was just a very much more intimate setting, even though it was probably just as loud, but you got some privacy. That spot had a full bar as well. Overall I thoroughly enjoy the area and I like the food Hall just the same. If you walk out of the food hall, there's a number of other things that are around there that you could walk to and eat and drink and be merry. So the area in itself is super solid and I don't have any complaints.

This food hall is amazing. So many options for food and drinks (2 Bars)! The service was great and the atmosphere was dope! No paying for parking and plenty of seating. Definitely recommend!

It is a food hall, so expect higher prices for self serve. There is a variety of food options: southern soul, Indian pizza, hibachi bowls, birria tacos, pho. We didn't realize until we put the plates in the drop off area that there was a water station.

Super cute food hall with several different food vendors. I went to Bussin Jerk, I've been to this location twice. There is a parking lot with free parking. Cute bar area and tons of seating options. Highly recommend this food hall.

Several food choices here with a nice bar and lots of seating. Definitely set a vibe with the decor and music. I tried Delilah's soul food and it was not for me. The fried chicken reminded me of Popeyes however not quite there. The greens were cold and flavorless. The Mac and the cornbread was very tasty tho. For $25 for a soul food plate i expected a bit more.Next time i will stick to 26 Thai as i really enjoy their food.

The Food Hall experience is becoming increasingly evident in Atlanta. I experienced my first Food Hall concept in Rockville, MD & the communal experience was very sociable. Then add the exploration of vast menu items on a shareable aspect, it takes breaking bread & fellowship to another dimension.Great food options amongst an inviting & communal scene. The perfect way to come to the same place while experiencing different foods.

So happy to have a food hall OTP!! This politian row is similar to the one found at colony square, except it's a bit smaller. We ordered the drunken noodles from the Thai restaurant and the channa masala bowl from the Indian restaurant. Both were delicious!! Food came out warm and in a timely manner. They text you when your order is ready, which is a great service touch. The inside of the food hall is lively. They had a live guitarist on that Saturday we went playing music. It's a great place to grab drinks and food with friends or family. Worth checking out!

We went here to visit Bussin Jerk ATL. The place houses several dining establishments and is spacious for seating and dining. There is also a bar area in the back. They have dance lessons on Fridays. Very nice place. Free water at the bar too. Each vendor there was polite and courteous.

After catching the latest Deadpool and Wolverine movie, my friends and I decided to grab a bite at Tandoori Pizza & Wings Co. in Politan Row, Dunwoody. It was late when we arrived, around 10:30 PM, and luckily, parking was a breeze since the crowds had thinned out. However, a few restaurants were already serving limited menus due to the approaching midnight closing time.Being a group of three, we quickly settled in and perused the menu. I decided to try the Turkey Kebab Sausage Pizza (11", $17). This unique pizza is topped with mozzarella cheese, chutney marinara, bell pepper, house-made turkey kebab sausage, red onion, and cilantro. To accompany my meal, I opted for a refreshing watermelon juice ($5), which sounded perfect after a long day.After placing my order, I was handed a food pager, and the wait began. Thankfully, it wasn't long--about 10 minutes--before my pager buzzed, signaling that my food was ready. The pizza arrived piping hot, and I could immediately tell I was in for a treat.What struck me about this pizza was the fusion of flavors. The chutney marinara and turkey kebab sausage added a distinct Indian flair, making this much more than your typical pizza. Yet, despite the unique toppings, it still felt like a comforting slice of pizza at heart. The 11-inch pie was cut into eight generous slices, each one substantial and satisfying.There was a pleasant kick to the pizza, just enough spice to add some excitement without overwhelming the palate. The turkey kebab sausage was particularly noteworthy--it was flavorful and delicious, making each bite more enjoyable than the last. I found myself savoring every slice, and by the end of the meal, I knew I'd be back to explore more of their menu.In summary, Tandoori Pizza & Wings Co. is a fantastic spot for a late-night meal, especially if you're looking to experience a unique twist on classic pizza. The combination of Indian-inspired ingredients with traditional pizza elements is a winning formula, and I highly recommend trying the Turkey Kebab Sausage Pizza. I'll definitely be visiting again to sample more of what they have to offer!

5 stars for Politan Row. Offers food options for everyone and a huge bar. The only type of food they are missing is a dessert restaurant/bakery.Specifically, I ate at Pretty Little Taco. 3 stars for PLT.The good: the food.The bad: the service.The ugly: the cook picking his teeth with a fork in the cook area and then rinsing his mouth out with water in the sink for all patrons to see.The young lady that took my order seemed more interested in being on her phone than taking the time to explain to me some of the menu items.Luckily, the cauliflower tacos were amazing and the peach cobbler empanadas were really good. The guacamole was okay but extremely over-priced, $6 for a sample size container. The chips, which were an additional $2, were stale but seasoned well.Not sure if I'd eat at Pretty Little Taco again even though the food was great, because of the disturbing service and behavior of the cook.However, I would absolutely visit Politan Row again.