Cat Cora’s

Janis Vandermeer a month ago

Freedom waited on us and did a great job. He has such a nice personality! Very welcoming. Our food was delicious, fresh and a great choice to have in the airport!

Micheal a month ago

Grabbed lunch here before an afternoon flight out of A32 and was seated immediately around 1:30, no wait at all. Had the shrimp and grits, which were rich and flavorful with a good depth to the sauce, along with a prickly pear paloma that paired really well with the dish. Coffee was solid too. Prices run a bit high, but that's par for the course at the airport. Service was quick and the food quality held up. Would definitely come back, especially if departing from the A concourse.

K Clancy 3 months ago

Came by some I had time between flights- Selam was lovely and got everything over to me with a smile. Though the wait might be a bit on the longer side for a short connection, it’s perfectly reasonable for the quality and freshness of the food that I had placed before me. I was tied between a number of wonderful sounding options but went with the salmon and added a side of tomato soup since it sounded wonderful. Both were amazing- the soup, though called spicy, was a gentle heat for me and melded beautifully with the taste of the tomato. And the salmon was tender and delicate- the asparagus and quinoa providing excellent contrast in texture. And considering I’m not usually a big fan of mustard, the amount and flavor of the sauce suited the dish perfectly and I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Jake Hewitt 3 months ago

I attribute Cat Cora’s great reviews to the server Jasmine who is friendly and cares about her guests. Oh I guess the success all comes from the winner of Iron Chef as well. This is not your traditional airport food but gourmet, fresh cuisine. I ordered a blackened shrimp Cobb salad with their apricot vinaigrette which was quite good and filling (thanks Jasmine for the suggestion). All the food and drinks I saw coming out of the kitchen looked incredible. I know where I’m coming next time in flying to Atlanta, Cat Cora’s terminal A.

Ashley Martinovich 5 months ago

If you find yourself with a layover in Atlanta, skip the standard fast food and head to Cat Cora’s Kitchen. I recently stopped in and had a meal that actually felt fresh and thoughtful—a rarity for airport dining. The standout was the grilled cheese, which was elevated with caramelized onions. It added a perfect sweetness that paired beautifully with the tomato soup. The soup itself was rich, savory, and exactly the kind of comfort food you want before a long flight. I also ordered the Cobb salad, substituting the standard dressing for a lemon vinaigrette and skipping the bacon. The vinaigrette was bright and citrusy, making the whole salad feel light and crisp. It’s a great spot if you’re looking for high-quality Mediterranean-inspired flavors while on the move.