The 9 Best Restaurants in Ponce City Market

Ponce City Market, a landmark destination in Atlanta housed in the historic Sears, Roebuck & Co. building, has been transformed from decades of abandonment into a vibrant mixed-use hub for dining, shopping, and entertainment.

No visit to PCM is complete without indulging in the diverse offerings of Ponce City Market restaurants, where guests can savor a wide array of cuisines from around the globe, including Mediterranean, Latin American, Southern, and Asian dishes, alongside delightful bakeries, dessert spots, and trendy cafes. Read on for some of our favorite restaurants in the market, and a glimpse at their star dishes.

Table of Contents

• Bibi

• Minero

• Botiwalla

• Bar Vegan

• El Super Pan

• Bellina Alimentari

• La Rayia's Bodega

• Vietvana Phở Noodle House

• King of Pops

• FAQs Related to Ponce City Market Restaurants

• Book Your Stay in Ponce City Market

Bibi

Bibi brings a fresh, vibrant take on Persian cuisine to Atlanta’s food scene. This modern eatery is known for its fusion of traditional Mediterranean dishes with a contemporary twist, drawing from a variety of regions. Everything is great here, but the lamb and labneh sandwich is a must try. With a green salad or fries, this is the perfect bite for lunch or dinner. Bibi is open daily from 11 am to 9 pm. 

Minero

A casual and delicious traditional-style Mexican restaurant, Minero focuses on handmade corn tortillas, house-made salsas, and bold flavors, always using the best ingredients. A Ponce City Market favorite with a margarita-forward cocktail list, Minero also stocks Mexican sodas, craft beers, canned wines, and other beverages. As far as food is concerned, don’t miss the queso fundido, the al pastor tacos, or the elote. There are also burritos and quesadillas on the menu. Minero is open 11 am to 9 pm Sunday through Thursday and 11 am to 10 pm on Friday and Saturday.

Botiwalla

A counter service restaurant inside the food hall, Botiwalla serves grilled Indian street food with a modern spin. By the same chef as beloved Chai Pani (with locations in Atlanta and Asheville), Botiwalla showcases the robust flavors of Indian food, reflects the energetic atmosphere of Indian street markets, and serves dishes that are both comforting and compelling. You can’t dine here without trying the mango lassi, the chicken skewers, the okra fries, or the masala smashed potatoes. Botiwalla opens at 11 am daily, and closes at 9 pm Monday through Thursday, at 9:30 pm Friday and Saturday, and at 8 pm on Sunday. 

Bar Vegan

Bar Vegan offers a stylish and innovative space for plant-based dining and creative cocktails, all within the lively Ponce City Market food hall. The modern, upscale vibe here pairs well with its brunch, lunch, and dinner menus — all comprised of vegan dishes and expertly mixed drinks. The Cheezesteak Combo is a winner here, smothered in sauteed onions, mushrooms, peppers, and protein. It’s served with delicious steak fries. The restaurant is open Monday through Wednesday from 11 am to 9pm and Thursday through Sunday from 11 am until midnight. 

El Super Pan

Chef Hector Santiago brings savory Latin American flavors to Ponce City Market with El Super Pan. The restaurant offers a delicious mix of Cuban, Puerto Rican, and other Latin American classics, with a touch of Southern flair. With roasted pork, ham, cheese, and pickles pressed between crunchy Cuban bread that’s made at the General Muir (using Santiago’s recipe), the Cuban sandwich is an absolute must. Make sure to ask for a side of “pique” here, a spicy, herb-infused vinegar for dipping. El Super Pan is open daily from 11 am to 8 pm.

Chef Santiago also has a new Spanish tapas bar coming to PCM soon that will be right across the way from El Super Pan. It will be called La Metro. 

Bellina Alimentari

As one of the top sit-down restaurants at Ponce City Market, Bellina Alimentari is a gourmet Italian market offering a cozy and inviting atmosphere, serving handmade pasta and other Italian dishes using local, farm-fresh ingredients. The restaurant also hosts pasta-making classes, bringing the art of Italian cooking to Atlanta, has an exceptional wine list, and even has some gluten-free pasta options for those who want it. You won’t regret trying the housemade meatballs here, or the carbonara. Save room for dessert because the tiramisu and cannoli (chocolate or pistachio) are perfect for any sweet tooth. Bellina is open from 11 am to 9 pm Sunday through Thursday and 12 pm to 10 pm on Friday and Saturday. 

La Rayia's Bodega

La Rayia’s Bodega offers plant-based, organic meals with a focus on affordability and community wellness. Known for its salads, smoothies, pressed juices, coffee, and Caribbean food, La Rayia’s Bodega brings a healthy and socially conscious option to Ponce City Market’s diverse food scene. Bodega hours are Monday through Thursday 9 am to 7 pm, Friday 9 am to 9 pm, Saturday 10 am to 9 pm, and Sunday 10 am to 5 pm. 

Vietvana Phở Noodle House

Vietvana brings authentic Vietnamese street food to the Ponce City restaurant scene. Known for its pho, banh mi, and spring rolls, this eatery highlights the mouthwatering flavors of Vietnam, through fresh ingredients and spices that transport diners to the streets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City. Here, try the tofu or the roasted pork sandwiches. You can also build your own pho, and pair your meal with a smoothie, Vietnamese coffee, or milk tea. Vietvana is open daily from 11 am to 9 pm.

King of Pops

With its irreverent charm and iconic burgers and bar food, the Vortex has Atlanta’s (self-proclaimed) “best booze selection.” Here, there are draft beers, draft cocktails, and ciders, plus wine, shots, and some zero-proof options. Order the ATLien, which has coconut and spiced rums, melon liqueur, pineapple, and blue curaçao, or the ATL 75, which is an Atlanta riff on the classic, effervescent French 75. 

FAQs Related to Ponce City Market Restaurants

What types of cuisine can I find at Ponce City Market's restaurants?

Ponce City Market offers a wide variety of cuisines, including Southern comfort food, sushi, Italian food, Vietnamese street food, Latin American flavors, coffee, and more.

Do the restaurants at Ponce City Market offer outdoor seating?

Some do, and some don’t. For example, Bellina Alimentari features its own patio for alfresco dining and 9 Mile Station, on the rooftop, has outdoor seating as well. 

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Ponce City Market’s diverse restaurant selection makes it a must-visit for food lovers in Atlanta. From King of Pops’ refreshing treats to Vietvana’s vibrant Vietnamese flavors, the market offers something for everyone. And no matter how long your stay, Placemakr's Scout Living property has gorgeous, furnished one-bedroom or two-bedroom units available for you just moments away from these culinary gems, ensuring you’ll experience the best dining that Ponce City Market has to offer during your stay. With in-unit laundry, full kitchens or kitchenettes, and an outdoor rooftop pool, you’ll feel right at home here! Make your plans to visit Atlanta today.