Garbanzo Mediterranean Grill in Atlanta

A lot of cross contamination. Handling cheese and meat and putting the same gloves in non-dairy items.

This will be my new go-to eatery in the Atlanta airport. Fresh, healthy food and good service. Based on the other reviews I'm guessing it's hit or miss but today was a good day!

One of the best places in ATL. Always make a trip to the terminal if a layover allows.

Good little fast stop for good food

Some ingredients were tired.And not particularly filling for 9 dollars.

Very good food, light yet filling. Good place to eat...

For airport food, it was actually pretty good. Cucumber salad was running a bit low so I got some of the "juice" that is on the bottom, made everything else a little soggy. A perforated raised screen at the bottom of the container should fix that issue. Steak was tasty and quality and quantity was great. Very filling and quick, while being healthy minded at the airport is exactly what I wanted.

A mission favorite. The combo platter blew away my expectations, I highly recommend it. Friends raved about the wraps as well. Added bonus: one of the only places I have seen that received a score of 100 from the health inspectors

Food was good but the customer service lacked anything desirable. I was pushed into choosing a certain entree because it was "easier" and this was done to several other customers. I ordered and paid for a pita on the side and had to ask 3 times to receive then wait it was heated up while the rest of my group (including people that ordered after me) sat down and enjoyed their meals. Overall a bad experience

This rating is for service (not staffed, manager elsewhere) and portion size only. The food is good and good quality; I like to eat here. On several occasions long line and not enough staff, frequently just one person serving and working cashier. Today, line was 6-8+ deep and they had one person cooking, one person working the line. At times only one person up front. 20 minute wait, no sense of urgency, saw at least two workers in back washing dishes. Pretty obvious they needed more help. Several people left line or asked about the wait. Out they were out of at least two items, low on others. Asked for manager, was told she was next door at Einstein’s (four people working that line)...workers had asked for help, but got none. Let manager know who came over to help a very long line. Workers obviously frustrated.

Best stop for vegans in Atlanta airport. Both the falafel and the portabella mushrooms are delicious as a main ingredient, and you get any toppings you want for your pita, wrap, salad, or platter. I like the tabbouleh, red cabbage, and olives.

So disappointed by the rude customer service ! Not to mention the food is not HALAL. So what is the purpose of serving Mediterranean food at an international airport that is neither halal nor kosher? No thanks!

For a quick eat establishment in an airport, the food was ok. The meat was a little dry and it was made kind of sloppy, but overall the taste was good.

I travel a lot. When I pass through Atlanta airport, I almost always eat here. There have been a few times later in the day when there is a limited choice. I usually get the salad. I have always been pleased with it. Though the service has never really been good. I have to update. I have really become disappointed with this place. It seems they are always out of key ingredients almost any time I stop. So, I won't be doing any more.

The falafel wrap was great but the two servings of garbanzo fries were neither two servings worth nor were they chick peas. Kind of bland and kind of expensive. Ok for airport food but only barely ok.

Vegan friendly food located in the food court on concourse D. Friendly service and vegan items are clearly marked. The falafel was average but the hummus was pretty good. Overall, light but filling meal for $12.95

Atlanta airport location. Healthy fare by compare to the options. The menu is simple and straightforward. Pleasant and prompt service. Least crowded. Clean counters. Fresh food, good portions, well prepared, and palatable. Prices were reasonable.

The Chipotle of Greek food. Everything is delicious b but the rice is not cooked enough. Pretty decent for airport food though, plus the customer service was great. The pita bread could use some help but again, it's at the airport.

Great find!!! A tasty reasonably priced place for semi healthy food.

Should've read the reviews- when I was ordering the man had an ungloved hand down the back of his pants, which he then used to roll my pita without gloving. The gyro meat looked like it had been sitting in the cold for a long time, and the other man took it off to heat up quickly on the stove.I paid, looked up the reviews, saw all the food poisoning, and then threw it directly away.Usually the one-star reviews at airports are because of slow service. This is because of food safety danger.

Great for vegetarians. Great spot to grab something healthy at the airport. All of the ingredients are fresh and your meal is made as you order it. When I want to skip the meat I head over to this place. I snatch up the laffa and add mushrooms - amazing - instead of meat.They also have homemade potato chips. They are a little greasy but still amazing.

Good Mediterranean choices. Healthy food on the go

Even if you don't know half of the stuff they serve, it still tastes good, and if the Mediterranean party holds true, it should be healthier for you.

The food is ok. Not the best Mediterranean I've had by far, but it's decent. Vegetarian and vegan options, and gluten free, too. I see a lot of airline crew folks eating here, and this is where I eat when flying through Atl. I get the salad or plate... see photo for protein options. A salad with grilled chicken and a side of hummus was $16. You can ask for all their veggies to be added on. I got everything. It was about a 6 or 7 on a scale of 1 to 10. It's hard to find decent food at the ATL sitport. This place is okay.

This is decent for the airport. Falafel, gyros, etc. You can do a bowl instead of a traditional gyro as well.

Great healthy options. Design your own. Fantastic choice of ingredients. Very Middle Eastern.

I had a pretty good wrap with hummus, romaine, cucumber-tomato salad, veggies and falafel. The veggies, romaine and salad were very fresh (no ragged wilting lettuce) and it was a fair bit of food for the price. The hummus is a little thinner than im used to but it appears to be used mostly as a spread. The menu board is not very clear for those not accustomed to Mediterranean food. And it’s a bit hard to asked questions and get guidance (as evidenced from the patron in front of me). It would be great if there was a better description of the offerings for those not familiar. But I felt like it had good options for those looking for a break from the traditional burger, fried food options available.

For an airport fast food stop it was pretty good. There are several different breads choose from, wrap pita or a bowl option. Proces are airport expected (expensive) so yes it's no deal but the quality and quantity is better than expected for the price.

Food was okay, server kept confusing orders and manager was in the background telling employees to cut back on the meat. I don't know how much more you could cut back! Only had expensive Fiji water, though the menu says Nestle. Went to "The Market " who had Nestle water 2.99. Decent flavored pita. BTW The Market always has good food. Specially breakfast

Needed a quick meal while rushing through the airport. This restaurant suited the bill with efficient staff , good food at reasonable prices. Will return at first opportunity.

I've never been so sad eating a gyro. If you're looking for a new experience then for that alone you won't be disappointed. I would've taken a picture but I didn't think it was worth it. I won't yuck your yum so maybe you'll enjoy it more than I did. Best of luck with your eating endeavor.

Staff was fighting among them. Took me 20 mins to get food and that too without silver or any sauces. Falafel were raw. Staff was also rude when I asked for sauce. There were no kids for sauces to go. Serious need for some manager here. Spare yourself. Don’t go

Loved the variety. Had the chicken bowl and the rice, garlic sauce, babaganoush and mixture of fresh vegetables with falafel was delicious. Wish they opened up in Kennesaw. There's a lack of Mediterranean options there. The manager was really nice too. Even tho it was a few minutes after 9, he made us a chicken bowl.

Great Value and good quality for airport food court food. Generous portions.

Your price increases are insane. Over $19 for a plate and the cheapest water. This is the most expensive take out restaurant in ATL. The plate used to be $12 something which was overpriced but is now over $15.The cheapest water in $2.99. I get a cheaper meal at a 4 star hotel restaurant. Shame on you. Most ATL takeouts are between $9-$11.I’m done with this restaurant.

Very good but expensive Mediterranean sandwiches and salads. The cheapest you can get by with, including small drink, is about $12. I'll continue to go.back though.

I stopped for lunch while waiting for my flight. The food was fresh and tasty while served at the right temperatures. Couldn't ask for anything more. 😊

Not really sure about the service... BUT THE FOOD IS AMAZING! Get a chicken bow, ditch chipotle.

The vegan items are marked. I would not have tried the rice if it was not marked vegan. I had a falafel wrap with hummus and Greek olives. It was filling and tasted good.

I kinda like the food. It's a nice place to go when you are in hurry and wanna eat healthy a real fast.

I've been eating at this place for the last 2 or 3 years since I'm a frequent traveler. It's been a couple of months since the last time. Today I was surprised to find they have raised prices and the food was not as tasty as it used to. Tzatziki sauce and cabbage were very bland.

Late night right after closing at the airport, and they still had some good stuff left to make a chicken bowl with. Manager told me I'd be the last customer. Actually, they didn't have to serve me but they did.. The manager was fun and friendly, as were the two employees working with her. I said everything left looked good and for them to just make me a surprise plate.. Just really good people, and it was a good meal...they piled it on. Will help me get through the late late evening for a delayed flight at 1:00 a m. I'll be back

Pretty good food, great service. The only drawback was the gyro meat was too hard ( I struggled cutting several pieces with my knife and fork). Overall it was good. I'll try it again.

Pizza was good. Stay away from the cookies.. like rocks.

Fresh ingredients and great taste--Pleasant surprise to get Mediterranean flavors during a short layover between flights. Will definitely try this again!!

Oooh yeaah love them gyros😍

$21.75 for a plate of chopped chicken (decent flavor), yellow rice (very good), and little brown sodium bombs called olives (inedible). And a Diet Pepsi. All served by surly workers. What a deal!! I chose it because it was the healthiest choice in the terminal D food court. Wish I hadn’t.

I wasn't sure what to get but there young lady at the counter was very helpful in offering suggestions. She eventually built me a grilled steak pannini. It was spectacular! I would definitely recommend for a quick meal on the way through the airport.

I enjoy Mediterranean food quite a bit and the falafel flat bread that I got here was very tasty. Definitely recommend if your ever I'm concourse D of the Atlanta airport and want something a little different.

Discovered this food spot years ago and it’s always my first go-to for a healthy delicious lunch or dinner. Most unique fast food offerings in the entire airport - I honestly feel better walking past the fried foods and pizzas to enjoy this amazing Lebanese-Mediterranean cuisine. Have mint gum or breath mints ready. It’s a blissful romp through all things garlic and onion....love it!