Sojourner’s Cafe

Not bad for an airport café. Yes, they have plastic silverware and plates, which is not environmentally friendly, but I’m sure it cuts down on how many staff are needed each shift. Yes, they had limited menu items, but they’re very accommodating for someone that doesn’t eat meat and being able to switch items.
I ended up having the French Toast and home fries. I can’t say there was anything spectacular about the French Toast, but it was good. The home fries were different from others I have had and quite good.
We felt the service was great. They had one server working seated area and a very friendly gentleman working the bar. I was surprised at how busy he was mixing drinks at 8:30 am on a Tuesday.
Overall, much better than the options in the concourse E food court and a place we would come back to if we were in the area.

Maybe not fair to review since I got out of line and left. I do not even know if I should call it a line. I was first in line and only in line other than one person in front of me with a small order. After too much time I left the line and ended up getting food elsewhere in the place. I know this was not totally me as I saw more than one other do the same later as this was right next to our terminal. Was shocked at how slow this was on their so called grab fast menu or whatever they called it. Walk to the main part of the airport and have several other choices and all will be quicker.

Don’t usually eat airport food, but today we had time before our flight and were hungry. I had the Texas Chicken sandwich ($ 13) and my husband had the fried chicken tenders ($ 10). They both came with fries. The food was suprisingly good. The service was friendly and efficient. The drinks seemed pricey, so we didn’t order any. We didn’t leave feeling like we had been ripped off, but like we had gotten a decent deal.

Smoking lounge service is terrible. I confirmed that servers were available at the bar, but the only time staff showed up was to sit and chat with their friends. Gave up waiting after 15 minutes today.
This has happened numerous times, as I travel through ATL and Concourse E regularly.
Food is acceptable in a pinch, but there’s a lot of better options.

This was a nice place for the wife and myself to rest and wait for our connecting flight. We were lucky enough to get our order in before the kitchen closed. The burger and fries were good, and it hit the spot. I was not sure if it was the beer fridge or the lines, but my draft beer was only warm. I had colder beer in Europe when I was there, but the staff was friendly and the burger was good, so its a good place to stop in and sit down in the busiest airport in America.

You sit down expecting a little bit of normal service and maybe a full menu… No it’s a 5 choice menu with plastic disposable everything. The service is terrible also with the staff forgetting the orders, obnoxiously loud and very slow service. The food was ok though, but really how hard is it to make eggs and bacon…

Had breakfast while waiting for flight. Pretty cheap. Service was really good. Food was decent, good for the price. Only complaints was I ordered a drink and it wasn’t cold and while I was watching the news the cook came out and muted the tv and put on a r and b radio station and blared it.

Excellent shrimp boy po. Nice tasty soft bread really made it. Shrimp and sauce were good too — but it’s the bread that makes a sandwich great.
Very Friendly staff — even if he was a Michigan and Yankees fan. Def sit at the bar.
The local pale ale sweet water 420 is good too. Nice stop over all in all.

Nice place to hangout while waiting for the plane, pretty good selection of beers, just had wings which were good. Very nice attention, the tip is included in the bill, but that’s OK. Try the belgium beers.

There are better places to eat at Atlanta Hartsfield. The service is good, but not much else. I was excited by seeing both an american fare and a Korean menu, but was disappointed with the execution. First, this place is not cheaper than the others, with prices around $ 10 per entrée. Second, they served the food in plastic plates and we ate with plastic forks and knives, which was disappointing for a sit down place at that price point. I ordered the edamame, which had so much freezer burn and was so soggy that after I picked out ones that were edible I left over half of the plate full. The bf ordered the bibimbap and received what looked like a cheap chinese frozen entrée. I mean, I didn’t expect authenticity, but I did expect things to not come from the freezer to the microwave. Quite disappointing. There are so many options at terminal E and at hartsfield that there is no reason for one to eat here.

I like it here. I stopped by one location to get some sort of condiment for my plain bagel. The lady gave me jelly for free. Then I went to another location to get more jelly. also free. I ordered grits as well, and they were delicious. (L) mMMM

I should have gotten the clue when I sat down at an unbussed table and saw the previous patron had left an 8-​cent tip. Food was greasy crap. Ginger ale was the faked soda fountain type. Our waiter was kind enough to ring himself up a 15% tip, which was smart because I sure as heck wasn’t going to be that generous. I know it’s a walk, but you should stop, turn around, and walk back to the food court at the center of Terminal E. Ugh.

Beer is good, food is average. Nice place to wait on your flight. I always enjoy my visits here.

Aah layover in Atlanta… such a drag. Thank goodness for Sojourners Café. Good food and excellent service. The Chicken Alfredo was good. It gave me a boost of energy. My travel companions stated their food was pretty good as well. My mom had grilled tilapia and my best friend had a club sandwich. The prices were fairly reasonable considering its an airport restaurant. As we all know, airport restaurants tend to jack up their prices knowing that most hungry travellers will pay anything for food. Why? Bcoz they’re starving, exhausted and disoriented.

Run — go back to Concourse A for some Pascals or Phillips on D. Food was mediocre, sweet tea was okay and the wifi was crappy. Sorry — wasted of money for me.

Got a couple of beers at 7 bucks each. They had no glassware at all. Served beer in plastic cups! WTF? Then added a 15% tip for a party of 2.