Best Lunch Restaurants in Kennesaw

"Nowhere nails breakfast quite as well as the South, so if you’re looking for a mouth-watering Southern take on the most important meal of the day, then Atlanta Breakfast Club is probably for you. Open every day from 6:30 am to 3 pm, the ABC is your perfect destination for an early morning eat as well as an afternoon brunch. Although you won’t find any mimosas on the menus, the Atlanta Breakfast Club’s food and coffee definitely make up for it, so if you’re more concerned with eating than day drinking, go ahead and give it a visit.How to book: Walk in or order takeout online."

"There’s nothing that starts a day better for Southerners than some Southern soul food for breakfast. Owned by Osiris Ballard and Anthony Sanders, who is also the restaurant’s executive chef, the Atlanta Breakfast Club is part of the Good Food and Company Team. There’s an unbridled passion for food involved in every dish that comes out of Atlanta Breakfast Club’s kitchen, and the team that runs the joint is absolutely committed to love, loyalty, and outstanding cuisine."

"The homey Atlanta Breakfast Club is a modern diner in Midtown that specializes in soul food and Southern cooking. When it comes to ABC, the shrimp n’ grits, seasonal breakfast tacos, Georgia peach waffles, decadent cinnamon rolls, and killer breakfast biscuits are where it’s at. (Ask about the gravy-soaked “P. Biscuit”, above shown.)"

"You don't have to be a guest to enjoy this bar and lounge, devoted to everyone's favorite brown spirit, located in the lobby of the InterContinental Hotel. The concept from James Beard award-winner celebrity restaurateur Art Smith (best known as Oprah's personal chef) offers over 70 different bourbons and craft American whiskies, plus trendy signature cocktails. Continue to 9 of 10 below."

"Don’t let the Intercontinental Hotel lobby location be the reason for not grabbing drinks here after work. The bourbon bar offers over 70 whiskey selections on its menu as well as live music. There’s a good chance of celebrity sighting, too."

"Here’s what one reviewer says about Southern Art and Bourbon Bar. “The food was delicious. I ordered the carbonara pasta."

"When people say that The Flying Biscuit always has a line, they mean it. This busy all-day breakfast establishment in Atlanta’s bustling Midtown neighborhood can see lines around the corner for their fresh and ultra-delicious breakfast offerings. All of the menu items at The Flying Biscuit Café are prepared fresh daily, which only elevates their food to another level."

"The Flying Biscuit is a true Atlanta staple, but the one tucked away in the Town Brookhaven shopping center is our go-to. Not sure what it is about their biscuits that make them some of Atlanta’s best, but they’re perfectly browned on the outside and soft on the inside. And that apple jam, yum!"

"Perfect spot for breakfast alone, brunch with friends or dinner with boo. The biscuits must be made with some type of mind control agent because…"

"Café Vendôme in Sandy Springs is a French pastry lover’s wonderland. The beautiful desserts are classic and crafted on-site at their bakery. Try the eclair filled with either vanilla or chocolate and one of the fruity tartelettes."

"At Radial Cafe they believe that the best tasting food is also the greenest. They choose their produce from nearby farms because they’re committed to both quality and sustainability. The meals at this restaurant are creative, diverse, and rooted in the natural beauty of the land."

"Flying Biscuit Cafe has a handful of locations within and around Atlanta. All the locations have a cute, family friendly atmosphere. I love the bright, colorful walls and tablecloths."

"Tucked in the residential bosom of historic Kirkwood, this seven-acre rectangle acts as community nerve center for events as disparate as Easter egg hunts and Kirkwood’s signature shindig, the Spring Fling. The updated playground and lush lawn are hits with kiddos and kite-flyers alike."

"Atlanta’s oldest craft brewery has been putting out great new brews since rebranding a couple of years ago. It’s also been accommodating beer lovers Thursday through Sunday during the pandemic with both outdoor and indoor seating, thanks to the well-ventilated interior. The brewery prefers credit card payments and offers online orders for pick up, but people can still pull up and enjoy a pint of the Hartsfield IPA and other core beers, or any of the Georgia Aquarium series, including the sweet Tiger Shark Stout, the raspberry Sea Lion Sour, or the coffee and cinnamon Octopus Brown Ale."

"The Westside craft brewery, Atlanta's oldest, has been operating since 1993. We hope they ship the Hayze to Roadhouses everywhere in America. It's pretty much the best gift to give a beer lover who also loves the 80s."

"Claiming to be the oldest craft brewer in the state, Red Brick has been at it for more than 20 years. The brewery is open to the public Wednesday through Friday from 5 to 8 p.m., Saturday from 11 a.m."

"Chase Medlin, the former head brewer of Twain’s Brewpub and Billiards in Decatur, opened Contrast Artisan Ales in Chamblee in 2018. The brewery is located on Peachtree Road with an outdoor space out front. Some brews have hip-hop references, including the Boom Bap double dry-hopped IPA and the Hypnotize Biggie stout."

"Brewmaster Chase Medlin, the man behind Slow Pours Brewing, Twains and Locomotions, has opened another spot to get your ale on: Contrast Artisan Ales. Menu faves-to-be: Double Dry-hopped Fever Dream DIPA w/ Citra. The new brewpub is located in Chamblee, a short distance from Lowes home improvement."

"Scofflaw’s original 18,000 square-foot facility and a tasting room, located in the Bolton neighborhood, is still a favorite among locals and westside residents, much like the POG Basement IPA. Now the brewery has a second location nearby at the Works in Underwood Hills. Currently open Thursday through Sunday, Dr. Scofflaws includes a huge rectangular bar of taps offering the brewery’s standards and special releases. Grab a seat on the outdoor patio featuring the jagged remains of an old brick wall, outdoor heaters, and games."

"This lovely chain of trail-connected parks along Ponce de Leon Avenue was designed in the 1890s by Frederick Law Olmsted Sr., whose work included the Emerald Necklace of Boston, The Biltmore Estate in Asheville and New York City’s Central Park. These six segments of parks collectively form an Atlanta treasure."

"Walk it off by picking up the BeltLine’s Eastside Trail just outside the Krog Street Market and headed north toward Inman Park. Look out for towering art sculptures, like William Massey III’s “The Art of Reconciliation,” and murals of street art underneath the overpass near the Old Fourth Ward skate park."