Emory Law

Great prices and friendly cashier! They have a pretty good selection of snacks and bevs here :)

Et al. is hands down the best non-​chain restaurant you will go to in Atlanta. Along with your coke zero, you can also get some toothpaste and Benadryl. Of course, they lack such necessities as Claritin D even though I have asked them to carry it repeatedly… r-​u-​d-​e. The service is a bit mediocre, but that’s to be expected at a restaurant housed in Emory Law School. It’s not like this is the Business School after all. However, the shop girl who works the MWF late-​night shift is rather humorous. She will even offer helpful suggestions when Et al. is out of necessities like water: «Go steal a cup from Ms. Jean’s Place, and go to the water fountain. I am not in the mood to restock because I’m watching a hilarious youtube video that my manager just sent me.» All in all, definitely worth the trip down Clifton Road. Just be prepared to wait in the line that forms around the corner on Sunday afternoons.

Layne is the best. 50 cent snacks AND entertaining stories? I’m there!

If you ever need a snack and superior customer service, go see Lil Layne or Will Romine at Et al.

If you’re on foot and need a cheap snack in the middle of the school day, I highly recommend checking out Et al., the student-​run snack shop in Gambrell Hall, Emory’s law school. This semester is the first that it has been open continuously from 8 am to 7 pm, Monday through Thursday, and 8 am to 5 pm on Fridays, and they just purchased a new, larger refrigerator, which means there are even more 50 cent sodas available. They’ve also increased the number of snacks they sell dramatically, adding more candy, chips, gum, and other bagged snack options (ranging from 50 cents to $ 1) as well as a freezer case full of microwavable food. You can even purchase Muscle Milk or Emory Law gear as well.
Come with cash and have it ready at hand so that you don’t hold up the line!