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Brought to you by the Nooshe Jan Group, Bibi Eatery offers a fast-casual dining experience in the vibrant Ponce City Market Food Hall. Crafted by Executive Chef Fares Kargar and the team behind Delbar, Bibi presents a menu rich in traditional Iranian dishes, including flame-grilled kabobs and hearty sandwiches. Guests can also enjoy a variety of freshly prepared dips, handcrafted sharbats (Persian juices), aromatic teas, and batch cocktails. Open daily for lunch and dinner, Bibi combines quick service with exceptional hospitality, providing a convenient yet delightful culinary journey in the heart of Atlanta.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 675 Ponce De Leon Ave NE Suite N 141, Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: (770) 525-5190
Website: https://www.bibieatery.com/
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Ahmed Kradi
Bibi Eatery in Atlanta is a solid spot with a great atmosphere and friendly service. The menu has a lot of appealing options, and the food was good overall, with fresh ingredients and thoughtful presentation.
That said, some of the dishes lacked a bit of flavor and seasoning, which kept them from really standing out or being memorable. Nothing was bad by any means, just missing that extra depth or boldness you hope for.
It’s a nice place to try, especially if you’re in the area and looking for something different. With a little more seasoning and flavor balance, it could easily be a standout spot.
… moreThat said, some of the dishes lacked a bit of flavor and seasoning, which kept them from really standing out or being memorable. Nothing was bad by any means, just missing that extra depth or boldness you hope for.
It’s a nice place to try, especially if you’re in the area and looking for something different. With a little more seasoning and flavor balance, it could easily be a standout spot.
Jayde H
Bibi at Ponce City Market has quickly become one of my favorite places to eat in Atlanta. From the moment you walk into Ponce, the atmosphere pulls you in… it’s vibrant, modern, and inviting. It’s the kind of vibe that makes you want to slow down, enjoy your meal, people watch and really take in the experience.
I’ve now tried both the Joojeh platter and the kale salad with chicken and each dish honestly deserves a 10/10 rating. The Joojeh platter was absolutely delicious and the chicken was tender and juicy. Every bite felt fresh and satisfying, paired with sides that complemented it so well. It’s a dish that leaves you full but not weighed down, and you can tell the ingredients are high quality.
On another visit, I ordered the kale salad with chicken and I was equally impressed. The salad was light yet filling, with a great balance of textures and flavors. The chicken was cooked perfectly. It’s one of those salads that doesn’t feel like “just a salad” it feels like a full, well-thought-out meal.
What I love most about Bibi is the consistency. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty platter or something lighter like a salad, you know you’re going to get quality food prepared with care. Add in the friendly service and the lively setting, and Bibi easily ranks as one of Atlanta’s must-visit spots. Try it!
… moreI’ve now tried both the Joojeh platter and the kale salad with chicken and each dish honestly deserves a 10/10 rating. The Joojeh platter was absolutely delicious and the chicken was tender and juicy. Every bite felt fresh and satisfying, paired with sides that complemented it so well. It’s a dish that leaves you full but not weighed down, and you can tell the ingredients are high quality.
On another visit, I ordered the kale salad with chicken and I was equally impressed. The salad was light yet filling, with a great balance of textures and flavors. The chicken was cooked perfectly. It’s one of those salads that doesn’t feel like “just a salad” it feels like a full, well-thought-out meal.
What I love most about Bibi is the consistency. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty platter or something lighter like a salad, you know you’re going to get quality food prepared with care. Add in the friendly service and the lively setting, and Bibi easily ranks as one of Atlanta’s must-visit spots. Try it!
Patrick G
Some of the best Persian food I have had… other than Maman’s. Had koobideh with some extra torshi, fantastic. Can’t wait to go back.
… moreSkylar C
The only positive thing I can say is that I really enjoyed the koobideh sandwich and side salad… Unfortunately, the customer service left a lot to be desired. I walked in at 8:58pm on 9/19 not realizing they closed at 9. Instead of a simple greeting or polite explanation, the female cashier looked at me, pointed to her watch/wrist, and said “are you about to order? you need to hurry up. you don’t see the time?” I would’ve been okay if she said something like, “I’m sorry, but since we’re closing soon, we can’t take more orders.”
I was very disappointed in the way I was treated. Just go to Delbar (main restaurant) if you want good customer service.
… moreI was very disappointed in the way I was treated. Just go to Delbar (main restaurant) if you want good customer service.
pcarruth2
Have eaten at Delbar several times but finally tried Bibi while shopping in PCM. Absolutely delicious.
My wife and I split two sandwiches, the Lamb Labneh Sandwich and the Beef Koobideh Sandwich. The bread on both was perfection and the meats were well seasoned and tender.
The labneh was delicious and proportioned so that it didn’t overshadow the meat, and the zereshk on the lamb sandwich was the perfect complement.
Had a salad and fries as sides. The fries were as good as any I’ve ever had…nice and peppery, crunchy but soft inside, and sauce that came with them was unreal.
Without a doubt one of the best spots in PCM.
… moreMy wife and I split two sandwiches, the Lamb Labneh Sandwich and the Beef Koobideh Sandwich. The bread on both was perfection and the meats were well seasoned and tender.
The labneh was delicious and proportioned so that it didn’t overshadow the meat, and the zereshk on the lamb sandwich was the perfect complement.
Had a salad and fries as sides. The fries were as good as any I’ve ever had…nice and peppery, crunchy but soft inside, and sauce that came with them was unreal.
Without a doubt one of the best spots in PCM.
Sam
Bibi is tucked into the central food hall at Ponce City Market, surrounded by the hum of conversation, the clatter of dishes, and the kind of energy that makes you feel like something exciting is always around the corner. It’s vibrant, a little chaotic, but in a good way.
The meat? Grilled to perfection—tender, juicy, and beautifully seasoned. Every bite had depth and balance, just the way it should. That alone made the meal feel worthwhile.
But for the price point, I expected more. The rice didn’t quite hold its own—it lacked that rich saffron aroma and flavor I was hoping for. It felt more like a supporting act that never really showed up for the performance.
Overall, Bibi does meat right, no doubt. But if you’re looking for the full Persian experience, especially at these prices, you might walk away feeling like something was missing.
… moreThe meat? Grilled to perfection—tender, juicy, and beautifully seasoned. Every bite had depth and balance, just the way it should. That alone made the meal feel worthwhile.
But for the price point, I expected more. The rice didn’t quite hold its own—it lacked that rich saffron aroma and flavor I was hoping for. It felt more like a supporting act that never really showed up for the performance.
Overall, Bibi does meat right, no doubt. But if you’re looking for the full Persian experience, especially at these prices, you might walk away feeling like something was missing.
Lisa E. (Peachy in Georgia)
DELICIOUS and unique dining in Ponce City Market! First time having Persian and everything was really good. So many flavors, tons of food. Great experience!
Staff were very friendly and helpful – and patient – as we figured out what we wanted. We waited for just a few minutes as they prepared everything fresh and then took our meal out to eat in the communal dining area.
I started with the azadi cocktail – gin, grapefruit, mint, cardamom and bitters – lovely, light and refreshing and STRONG!
We had the falafel plate as an appetizer which included four perfectly fried falafel patties, and a variety of things to top them – spicy tahini, hummus, sumac onions, pickled beets and more.
For our meal we all got koobideh sandwiches, ground brisket and lamb piled high on rustic bread with braised tomato, labneh, pickles, onions and dill. It was amazing. Juicy, flavorful meats on crusty and soft bread, just the right amount of sauces and veggies – couldn’t have been more pleased! The meals included a large box of well-seasoned fries.
For dessert we tried both the baklava icecream and Persian icecream. Sprinkled with pistachio and even rose petals they were a delightful sweet finish to a wonderful meal.
Thank you for this wonderful i production. To Persian food – now we’ll know to seek it out next time we are hungry!
… moreStaff were very friendly and helpful – and patient – as we figured out what we wanted. We waited for just a few minutes as they prepared everything fresh and then took our meal out to eat in the communal dining area.
I started with the azadi cocktail – gin, grapefruit, mint, cardamom and bitters – lovely, light and refreshing and STRONG!
We had the falafel plate as an appetizer which included four perfectly fried falafel patties, and a variety of things to top them – spicy tahini, hummus, sumac onions, pickled beets and more.
For our meal we all got koobideh sandwiches, ground brisket and lamb piled high on rustic bread with braised tomato, labneh, pickles, onions and dill. It was amazing. Juicy, flavorful meats on crusty and soft bread, just the right amount of sauces and veggies – couldn’t have been more pleased! The meals included a large box of well-seasoned fries.
For dessert we tried both the baklava icecream and Persian icecream. Sprinkled with pistachio and even rose petals they were a delightful sweet finish to a wonderful meal.
Thank you for this wonderful i production. To Persian food – now we’ll know to seek it out next time we are hungry!
Simonne Piriz
On my way to Ponce City Market for the first time I had to research some options before getting there to avoid options overload. I saw the lamb sandwich from Bimi and knew I had to try it.
I was really sad to see people walking past Bimi, because the food was so so good. I would guess that the aesthetics look like it would be more of a dessert bar than a middle eastern fusion. But if you go, please give this place a chance.
Lamb sandwich – the bread tastes like they had just removed it from the oven. The lamb was tender and falling apart, so tasty, had a delicious sauce. Was given the option to get salad or fries and I’m glad we opted for the fries. They were peppery and spiced to perfection. This was served with a tahini based sauce (not sure if it was for the sandwich or fries but all together it was tasty).
Ice creams: we got the Persian pistachio and rose and the baklava. The baklava flavor was the table favorite.
I got both to try so you don’t have to.
… moreI was really sad to see people walking past Bimi, because the food was so so good. I would guess that the aesthetics look like it would be more of a dessert bar than a middle eastern fusion. But if you go, please give this place a chance.
Lamb sandwich – the bread tastes like they had just removed it from the oven. The lamb was tender and falling apart, so tasty, had a delicious sauce. Was given the option to get salad or fries and I’m glad we opted for the fries. They were peppery and spiced to perfection. This was served with a tahini based sauce (not sure if it was for the sandwich or fries but all together it was tasty).
Ice creams: we got the Persian pistachio and rose and the baklava. The baklava flavor was the table favorite.
I got both to try so you don’t have to.
Anu Trivedi
I love Bibi! I got the chicken sandwich, and it’s one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever had. It was huge and had the perfect amount of filling. The flavors were amazing!! I definitely want to try more dishes. The inside of the restaurant is super cute, there’s not a lot of seating (mostly just waiting areas for your food, but the food comes out pretty quickly). They also have a bunch of drinks to try out.
… moreJoseph Sheffield
Price adds up when you incorporate the Uber eats/DoorDash fees and a worthy tip. I appreciate all my blessings. The fries appear to be the right type, but something was off about the chew, maybe it’s the shipment whereas they would taste better in store, but I do get fries delivered and they held better than these which makes me think this batch may be off in store, even though they appear Correct. $7 large is fair based off this portion size.
The sandwiches were wrapped perfectly. The white powder bread is unique (you’ll have a the white mouth), but I would choose a different bread. It’s tough to chew, and my jaws were tired of chewing after half a sandwich. The beef sausage and potatoes are savory, but I think the sausage could be sliced differently and it will appear more fancy as opposed to the small slices. It was ok. The ingredients would probably taste better in a bowl with crackers or toast. The veggie falafel sandwich with the cabbage was actually more interesting. The flavors popped more surprisingly. I’m not saying I would order this often, I’m saying it was a good surprise.
The hummus was delicious. I thought there was more in the container, but it didn’t have depth, just a surface layer scoop still delicious.
I appreciate a good green side salad. Some places serve you iceberg or something basic. I appreciate their homemade dressing, but it was too pungent with lemon or lime juice. The cucumber salad appeared to have the same dressing already on it, and it wasn’t so pungent mixed in already. I imagine the water from the tomatoes and cucumbers could have condensed it unless they use a little different dressing on that cucumber heirloom salad.
The raisin rice was the star. Amazing. The deal rice was buttery tasty regular in a good way but the raisin rice is the star. Zoug sauce is cilantro tasting & good. I didn’t need the extra bread, but I had to try it. It’s Bread, nothing overly special regarding bread flavor. I was looking for something other than a sandwich and kabobs and for that reason this place gives me lunch vibes. It was my first time trying so even though I would have preferred something different for dinner I had to try it.
… moreThe sandwiches were wrapped perfectly. The white powder bread is unique (you’ll have a the white mouth), but I would choose a different bread. It’s tough to chew, and my jaws were tired of chewing after half a sandwich. The beef sausage and potatoes are savory, but I think the sausage could be sliced differently and it will appear more fancy as opposed to the small slices. It was ok. The ingredients would probably taste better in a bowl with crackers or toast. The veggie falafel sandwich with the cabbage was actually more interesting. The flavors popped more surprisingly. I’m not saying I would order this often, I’m saying it was a good surprise.
The hummus was delicious. I thought there was more in the container, but it didn’t have depth, just a surface layer scoop still delicious.
I appreciate a good green side salad. Some places serve you iceberg or something basic. I appreciate their homemade dressing, but it was too pungent with lemon or lime juice. The cucumber salad appeared to have the same dressing already on it, and it wasn’t so pungent mixed in already. I imagine the water from the tomatoes and cucumbers could have condensed it unless they use a little different dressing on that cucumber heirloom salad.
The raisin rice was the star. Amazing. The deal rice was buttery tasty regular in a good way but the raisin rice is the star. Zoug sauce is cilantro tasting & good. I didn’t need the extra bread, but I had to try it. It’s Bread, nothing overly special regarding bread flavor. I was looking for something other than a sandwich and kabobs and for that reason this place gives me lunch vibes. It was my first time trying so even though I would have preferred something different for dinner I had to try it.