Several visits and never disappointed with the food options I try or service. The free parking for 2 hrs then $10 for another 2hrs is a bit wild so make sure you are in and out. The Paloma at the bar is always a great go to especially on these warm Atlanta days. Always an easy go to for guest and or simply friends who are unsure what they feel like eating.

It is good to have a food hall in this area of Atlanta. There are a variety of food stalls and the hall can get very crowded on the weekends. There is indoor and outdoor seating. There is parking for individual spaces and there is also a parking garage and parking is free for the first two hours once you register with the parking app or website.

This has been such a wonderful find with so many different types of cuisines including Mediterranean, Thai, Jamaican, Italian, and so much more within just a few feet of each other! There are places to sit down, walk, and explore outside the doors. Two full bars are also at your disposable while you pawn over the difficult decision of the places you're going to try during that visit. There are even a few stores that you can also check out while you're in the area. Every time I walk out those doors I am already making a mental note of which place I want to eat at the time next I come back! Highly recommend checking this place out, you'll wish you came sooner.

Social media does have a way of advertising a restaurant/food spot. Plus, my sister hasn't stopped talking about this place sooo I decided to check this place out for myself. I want to start off by talking about the parking which has its own private lot. With that being said, you must register your car with park mobile in order to not get fined. To my knowledge the first two hours of being there is free for customers. The main attraction of the this place is the various food options. This location does offer every food section for everyone. From Jamaican, Vietnamese, Soul Food and even vegan foods there's a plethora of options. This place is ideal for date night and even family meetups. The food court does take up a huge portion of the location. The parking is pretty easy & not difficult. Having their own private lot helps to eliminate having to find parking. I tried the Philly G's Cheesesteak sandwich which was delicious and amazing. I did sample a couple of foods from the vendors who were really friendly. I will come back here with friends who want to experience this great food spot.

The Chattahoochee Food Works is a food hall comprised of about 30 food vendors. It is located in West Midtown. This is a top-tier food hall. This is better than Ponce City Market, in my opinion. There are so many options to choose from, that you are bound to find something you will like. There is also a full bar in the food hall as well, so you can drink and eat at the same time. Highly suggest visiting the Chattahoochee Food Works for a super fun vibe.

Area is nice. Includes a dog park and a park for children. They also have a bar and nice seating area outdoors. I had the Colombian food and it was good. I had one arepa and juice and it was $20 so I'm assuming food here is kind of over priced just judging by some of the menus I observed. The people working at the Colombian place were nice and attentive.

Food halls have grown to be a big thing in ATL, and CFW is one of them. I've been a few times, but now I feel compelled to write a review. CFW is a food lovers' dream with so many great options to choose from. They also have two bars, one with an outdoor patio. CFW is a place where you can go solo or meet up with friends and people watch. All of the vendors I've encountered have been friendly and accommodating. Fox Bros BBQ and Dr. Scofflaw's brewery is also housed outside of the food hall. CFW also has some wonderful high-end home goods shops as well. Parking can be crazy on the weekends or weekdays, depending on which day you go, but parking is free for 2 hours through the Park mobile app. Ample parking spots are available, but they do fill up rather quickly, so have patience on the busier days. Extra spots are available in the nearby parking garage. I definitely recommend CFW at the works to show some love to the local vendors putting out some wonderful fresh cuisines.

Wow what a surprise that we stumbled onto. Similar to the Marietta food court but a tad bit bigger. Very very crowded. Which means this area needed something like this. Some food are a hit and some are not. FOX brothers BBQ ILis around the corner and some more and upcoming things on deck. BE FOREWARNED, parking is a disaster. We circled the area four times and of course we have our obnoxious jerks who feel entitled, to park in two spots/park backwards/cut in front of others and altogether rude. Finally landed a spot in the 15 min spot to pick up some tea and mochinuts...