Breakfast and Lunch at ATL (Atlanta)

[karly05]

Woo hoo, booked my plane ticket for April, flying Delta through ATL and I have a long enough layover both going down and coming back to have time to actually eat something. I've Googled things and surveyed the ATL website, but thought I'd ask the opinions of our DIS travelers.

Recommendations for a Proper Breakfast (bacon & eggs, not just a pastry). I know about Atlanta Bread Co or Corner Bakery for counter service. Any other CS or any sort of TS breakfast you can recommend? (Inside security/concourses.) Do most of the TS restaurants serve breakfast?

I also have plenty of time for lunch coming back. I did enjoy Atlanta Bread Co when I had lunch there in 2013; love the seating facing out the window, it's a great place to eat as a solo. But I'd also be interested in TS. Is there something I should check out?

I know my way around and don't mind taking the "Plane Train" to another concourse for something worthwhile. (And if your answer is "all airport food stinks," don't bother. I'm not looking for Victoria & Albert's, just a chance to sit down and enjoy a meal; I'm not picky.)

 

[DebbieB]

There is a TGI Fridays on B. I've eaten there 2 or 3 times, service is usually quick because they know people's time is limited plus they want to turn over the tables quickly.

http://www.ifly.com/hartsfield-jackson-atlanta-international/shops-stores

 

[nacho113]

The Sam Adams Brew Pub has some great tasty eats.
My recollection of our 4 hour layover may have been a little distorted by the liquid libation that we consumed along with the food though