Yumbii - Midtown

Yumbii is now one of my all time top spots in Atlanta. The wings were good, the fries lived up to and surpassed the hype, and the burritos are absolutely fantastic. Make sure you get the ribeye in your burrito! We loved it so much we came back the next day to try more!

I literally love Yumbii. I've tried their food truck and other location off of peachtree and it is always just my favorite. They never miss!We did a to go order and the order was ready on time and hot and it did taste just as good to do as it did in person. We got a variety of tacos a quesadilla the sriracha queso and sesame fries. All the food was great. I cannot rave about yumbii enough! A must try

Gosh I love Yumbii and loved their food truck for years so I'm so glad they opened a location in Midtown! Yumbii shares a parking lot with the Midtown Trader Joes and a few other restaurants. The parking is free but the lot gets super full sometimes so beware.This yumbii does dine-in service and counter service which is odd because even if you wanted to do counter service, they ask you to sit down? I mean it doesn't make a lot of sense because the only 'service' you get is them taking your order and bringing out food. Definitely could just be counter service imo.Food here always hits. From the tacos to quesadillas or churros, I've really loved everything I've gotten here. The fries are a MUST TRY and I get them every time here. The queso for me is below mid so can't recommend that, but the lowkey easy vibe here and prices make this an easy dinner place for us!

Popped in during their discount margarita window and I'm obsessed. It was HOT walking the belt line and their sign for $5 margaritas was like a siren call. The bartender was so sweet (with I could remember her name) and she recommended her fav is the passion fruit so I got that frozen and my friend got a frozen mango. We both loved our drinks and wished we didn't have other plans to order more. Would definitely come back! I want to try more margarita flavors and the food looked good from what I saw.

Tried this place for the first time via DoorDash and it was not impressed. Might different if going in person. The rice in my burrito was hard which made it hard to eat. The sesame fries were also extremely salty and I couldn't even finish them. The texture was good but the flavor was off. Probably won't go back.

I've been a fan of Yumbi for years. I remember going to their food truck 15 years ago, then Hancook off of Howell Mill, their now closed down location off of Juniper (Takorea), then their location in Tocco Hills. I got to give it to them they are so darn consistent no matter where you go. Even the sweet tea tastes the same, it's incredibly strong. That's how I like it! I love the Yumbi menu so I was overjoyed to get one closer to me.Their fries are some of the best in the city, so crunchy and the spices are wonderful. The beef is the only way to go, it is seasoned so well and scrumptious with every bite. The best thing on the menu is the beef nachos, easily my favorite in the city, if you are into Korean flavors you will love this. I had the Philly and my wife had the burrito. All very solid. Their queso is perfect. I'm a big fan of the space, wonderful for a fast casual sit down experience. It's right off the beltline and they have plenty of outdoor seating. Food came out at a reasonable time. We will definitely be coming back here for our Yumbi fix!

Tucked at the back of the new little hallway near Trader Joe's you wouldn't know this was here if you don't get regular facials at Heyday. Everything we had was fresh and yummy. The margarita was a little light on the tequila, but the crazy delicious fries made up for it. The cavernous ambiance inside is a little strange, but we sat outside with a view of the overcrowded Beltline on a Saturday. Prices seem average, would definitely go back for a quick and easy lunch or dinner.

Completely unassuming and out-of-left-field, I ended up having some of the best fast casual I've had in recent memory at Yumbii on my recent visit. We stopped in for a quick drink and snack before catching a movie on a weeknight, and were immediately impressed by this spot's cheerful interior, friendly staff, and expansive patio right off the beltline. We shared a pitcher of surprisingly fresh and homemade margs, before partaking in their delicious queso and absolutely outstanding Korean fried cauliflower. All served quick and easy, it was a perfect quick happy hour that really hit the spot. I can't wait to spend all summer at this new Midtown staple.

This food was mediocre at its best and nasty! I ordered the steak quesadilla, which was disgusting! It was sweet. Maybe it was some type of barbecue meat used, but it was awful. I had the Sriracha queso, which could have been good if it didn't have big clumps of old cheese in it. The salsa was the most bland salsa I have ever tasted. No salt or flavor whatsoever. The chips were fine. $18 for food I trashed is just awful. The customer service wasn't bad, but the guy was definitely not a people person. Sounded and acted tired at 3pm during the day. Cute little place, though. That's my 1 and done!

Came here after a stroll on the beltline and definitely recommend this as a quick bite! Received recommendation from one of the staff and I can say I was pleasantly surprised! The buttermilk fried chicken exceeded my expectations and the pinko had just the right sauces to make it a flavorful bite. It did not take long after ordering to receive my nachos while waiting for my tacos. Nachos were as expected. Overall, I had a good experience