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Welcome to your Atlanta Chick-fil-A® Restaurant, where we serve quality food and exceptional hospitality every day (except Sunday). Enjoy the new Jalapeño Ranch Club for a limited time or other Chick-fil-A® favorites like our Chick-fil-A® Chicken Sandwich, nugget options including our gluten-free Grilled Nuggets, sides like our Waffle Fries, and salads prepared fresh daily. Start your day with our breakfast menu featuring our Chick-n-Minis® entrée and cold-brewed Iced Coffee. Make feeding a crowd easier with Chick-fil-A® Catering. Check our page for operating hours and dining options, including pick-up, delivery, and drive-thru, and order online or on the Chick-fil-A® App. It’s our pleasure to serve you.
Fast-food chain serving chicken sandwiches & nuggets along with salads & sides.
Hours
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 4:30 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 4:30 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4:30 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4:30 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 4:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4:30 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 7700 Spine Rd Rm TS3-3, Atlanta, GA 30320
Phone: (404) 761-4213
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Best Chapman
I stopped by around 6:30am for breakfast before my flight. Although they were busy, the service was efficient and the line moved quickly. The staff was friendly and helpful and I noticed that one member even made sure to update customers of delays in their order with apologies and wished every customer a good day. My food was hot, fresh, and delicious!
… moreDiane Henzler
I saw a long line and expected a long wait. However – it moved delightfully fast. Hostess was friendly (and even sang). I love how they respect their employees by not making them work on Sundays.
A restaurant in the new Concourse F would be nice.
… moreA restaurant in the new Concourse F would be nice.
Devon Bowen
The team of employees who were working this evening up until closing were amazing!
They were all working so hard and as a team, with a very long line going, and still smiling and being kind and professional. I really appreciate their hard work and dedication. Thank you for serving the ATL airport, yall are awesome!!
… moreThey were all working so hard and as a team, with a very long line going, and still smiling and being kind and professional. I really appreciate their hard work and dedication. Thank you for serving the ATL airport, yall are awesome!!
Samuel Deese
Airport food is always a roll of the dice, but this location did not disappoint. Friendly fast and delicious
… moreAlex Gonzalez
It’s a bizarre reality that the Chick-fil-A in the Atlanta airport manages to fail at the one thing the brand is famous for: being nice. Anywhere else, you get “my pleasure” and a smile, but in ATL, you get an attitude that makes you feel like you’re a burden for wanting a chicken sandwich.
The service culture in the U.S. has basically become a “race to the bottom” where the staff feels entitled to be apathetic, and the customers are just expected to deal with it. When you compare that to a place like Tokyo’s Haneda or Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi, it’s a total embarrassment. In those airports, the staff actually moves with a sense of urgency and respect. They don’t “lazy walk” or roll their eyes when you point out a mistake. They fix it, apologize, and treat you like a human being.
The problem is that ATL has become a monopoly for bad behavior. They know they have the highest foot traffic in the world, so they don’t have to compete for your business. They hire people who clearly don’t want to be there, pay them just enough to show up, and the result is a toxic environment where getting your order wrong is somehow “your fault.” It’s a systemic lack of pride that has turned one of the busiest hubs in the world into a massive reminder of how far U.S. standards have fallen
Terrible! Awful!! Shameful!!! .
… moreThe service culture in the U.S. has basically become a “race to the bottom” where the staff feels entitled to be apathetic, and the customers are just expected to deal with it. When you compare that to a place like Tokyo’s Haneda or Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi, it’s a total embarrassment. In those airports, the staff actually moves with a sense of urgency and respect. They don’t “lazy walk” or roll their eyes when you point out a mistake. They fix it, apologize, and treat you like a human being.
The problem is that ATL has become a monopoly for bad behavior. They know they have the highest foot traffic in the world, so they don’t have to compete for your business. They hire people who clearly don’t want to be there, pay them just enough to show up, and the result is a toxic environment where getting your order wrong is somehow “your fault.” It’s a systemic lack of pride that has turned one of the busiest hubs in the world into a massive reminder of how far U.S. standards have fallen
Terrible! Awful!! Shameful!!! .
Jason “WaRdO” Ward
IF you’re looking to get points on your Chick-fil-A App, YOU WONT!!!! Also I asked for a chicken sandwich no pickle and cheese and they loaded it up with lettuce and tomatoes. The wait was horrendous, and kinda irritated I can’t collect the $70 worth of points on my app. I would have went somewhere else.
Under the address, there should be a store number and there is not.
… moreUnder the address, there should be a store number and there is not.
Rebecca Baker Farmer
I love Chick-fil-A for its consistency and quality. I ordered on Wednesday night just before closing and my food was so gross honestly. It was so overdone I ate two bites of my nuggets and fries and then threw it away. Luckily, my peppermint shake was still good. I wish they would have taken more time to check the quality of food than hand it to me so quickly but it was not good. I’m a long time fan of Chick-fil-A so I was surprised to see the declining quality.
… moreRichard Whittington
I was taking a trip and was hungry from traveling and not eating. I saw this huge line and Chick-fil-A and decided to join the crowd. The formation of a crowd usually indicates the food is good. Typically, I don’t go to Chick-fil-A a lot because the lines are always long but I went today after the crowds dwindled a little. I got a chicken biscuit and a bacon-egg-cheese biscuit. Both were good but the chicken taste was unique to the signature flavor of the sandwiches served for lunch and dinner. Always go with the chicken at Chick-fil-A, guaranteed to be delicious and well worth the wait. If you have found this review helpful, please like and share the review. You can also follow me. Have a great day!
… moreDrew Young
Bad experience.
My wife and I have been here twice in the last fortnight, as we entered and left the US. Let me start by saying we both love Chick-fil-A and have only had wonderful experiences in every other restaurant we’ve visited.
Firstly the wait, it’s a good bit longer than normal for a chick-fil-a. This store is very chaotic behind the counter, orders getting messed up, food getting cold while the staff laugh and joke around. The customer do not laugh. The second time we were here they ran out of the spicy chicken. Ten minutes after our order we were informed the spicy chicken would be 4 mins. About 15 minutes later our order finally arrived. But it came without any fries at all. We had both ordered deluxe meals, so I went back to get our fries. Another 5 minute wait ensued and I was given 1 portion of fries. At that point I gave up, I’d had enough.
Some of the staff here are rude, something I’ve never, ever seen at a chick-fil-a. Also both times it was the same girl reading out names for orders, she appears to struggle to read, as names like Kyle, Isaac, Jesus and Sally all troubled her and only made the service slower and more frustrating.
… moreMy wife and I have been here twice in the last fortnight, as we entered and left the US. Let me start by saying we both love Chick-fil-A and have only had wonderful experiences in every other restaurant we’ve visited.
Firstly the wait, it’s a good bit longer than normal for a chick-fil-a. This store is very chaotic behind the counter, orders getting messed up, food getting cold while the staff laugh and joke around. The customer do not laugh. The second time we were here they ran out of the spicy chicken. Ten minutes after our order we were informed the spicy chicken would be 4 mins. About 15 minutes later our order finally arrived. But it came without any fries at all. We had both ordered deluxe meals, so I went back to get our fries. Another 5 minute wait ensued and I was given 1 portion of fries. At that point I gave up, I’d had enough.
Some of the staff here are rude, something I’ve never, ever seen at a chick-fil-a. Also both times it was the same girl reading out names for orders, she appears to struggle to read, as names like Kyle, Isaac, Jesus and Sally all troubled her and only made the service slower and more frustrating.
Happy Hour
Maybe because Chick-fil-A close on Sundays maybe they’re firm believer in God maybe that’s the people they hire but one thing I do know that no matter what it’s always a good time it’s always a vibe and they always render good customer service so thank you for that
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