Teranga City Brookhaven offers a culinary journey into American cuisine with a delightful West African twist. Located at 1860 Corporate Boulevard Northeast in Atlanta, Georgia, this restaurant takes pride in its warm hospitality. The menu features tantalizing dishes hand-crafted with fresh ingredients and a distinct fusion of flavors. From exquisite entrees to expertly mixed drinks, each item on the menu exudes culinary excellence. Plan your next dining experience and immerse yourself in a unique fusion of American and West African flavors.
Hours
| Sunday | 12 PM–2 AM |
| Monday | 1 PM–1 AM |
| Tuesday | 1 PM–1 AM |
| Wednesday | 1 PM–1 AM |
| Thursday | 1 PM–2 AM |
| Friday | 1 PM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 12 PM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1860 Corporate Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329
Phone: (470) 704-7516
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Reviews
I had champagne and really enjoyed it, and the DJ was playing good music all night. The vibe was just right. It felt fun but still relaxed enough to actually enjoy your food and conversation.
And I have to say… Tiva is the BEST. Like truly. From the moment I walked in, she made sure I was taken care of the entire time. Super attentive, warm, and on top of everything without being overbearing. You can tell she actually cares about people having a good experience. She made the night feel easy and smooth. If you go, I hope she’s there because she really sets the tone.
Definitely coming back.
chops and that sauce???? Fire. The manager was so helpful when I left my keys there. He had them and I was ready to PANIC so shout Out to them seriously.
Yall have a forever customer in me and I mean that.
The security guard refused me entry because of my top—a simple backless tank that was not inappropriate in any way. I was presentable, ready to spend money, and simply enjoying a night out in my own neighborhood. Instead, I was singled out in a way that felt blatantly homophobic.
I completely understand enforcing a dress code if someone looks sloppy or unkempt. But queer people exist, and we don’t all dress like the same “YN crowd” Teranga is known for. My outfit was clean, stylish, and nowhere near offensive. To act as though my shoulders were an issue while serious safety incidents have previously occurred at Teranga City is not only ironic, it’s insulting.
This experience left me feeling disrespected, excluded, and unwelcome in a space I had every right to enjoy. Hiding behind “we reserve the right to refuse service” doesn’t make it okay—especially when that phrase has historically been used to justify discrimination.
Unless Teranga City can clarify what exactly was “wrong” with my outfit (without leaning into homophobia), I won’t be returning, and I can’t recommend this location to my LGBTQIA+ community & allies