Hop's Chicken

A souvenir of Atlanta for your Tastebuds. Imagine this, you are done with your trip in Atlanta and you want a last lunch before you leave. You settle for Ponce City Market. Coming from Ponce de Léon avenue, the first restaurant that great you is Hopschicken, a soul food Chicken spot. My wife and I chosed the Chicken Plater. This is made of a biscuit, a coleslaw, mac & cheese, a jalapeño and of course a breaded chichen. At less than $18, the size is ideal for a lunch menu. Good if you skipped breakfast and perfect for share with someone with a small stomac appetite. Let talk food, forget about your popeyes/kfc biscuit. The one we were served was about two and half the size of a popeyes/kfc biscuit. The biscuit was light and airy. Spreaded with honey, it creates a delight. The only thing mis

Does this look like $6 worth of tater tots? Hop’s seems to think so. The first time I visited Hops’s 2-3 months ago, my tator tots came in a small brown box (the normal brown box I’ve seen many other restaurants put their side fries/tots in). No complaints there. Today I visited Hop’s for the second time and was very surprised that my bag felt so light. I genuinely thought I picked up someone else’s bag. When the employee at the counter confirmed those were my tots, I opened the top and LOLd. 13 tots costs $6 in 2025??? That’s wild. The employee sympathized with my frustration, stating that after their manager saw how many tots were being put in the boxes, they were told to use the white containers moving forward. So…instead of directing employees to not overfill the boxes, customers now

Gave this place a chance as it looked like a pretty authentic chicken place. Didn't look at the reviews beforehand, but now I think I should have. I ordered the special chicken sandwich and the fried chicken livers. The chicken sandwich was not properly made. It was missing the coleslaw and the sauce. Fortunately, the fried chicken livers came with a separate container of sauce, which I added to the sandwich. Together, it was pretty tasty, but I should not have been the one to make my own sandwich. The fried chicken livers were tasty, but because I had to use a large portion of the sauce on my sandwich, there wasn't enough left for them. Overall, it speaks to some issues in the kitchen that the food wasn't properly put together. I made no requests or alterations, so everything should ha

If I could give this place zero stars, I would. My chicken biscuit was served cold, and the chicken was extremely hard and dry. It wouldn’t even come apart unless I used my hands. I’m not the type to make a big deal, ask for a refund, or write reviews—but it was so bad that I felt I had to say something.

My experience at Hop's Chicken was extremely disappointing. The food was dry, overly salty, and honestly just horrible. Ordering itself was fine, but the staff clearly had no idea how to put an order together. It took an absurd amount of time just to get some chickens—food that was already prepared—into a paper bag. I genuinely thought they were getting chickens from near by farm and butchering. That's how long it took. The staff seemed completely untrained and confused, and the price definitely didn’t match the quality or experience. Overall, it was a frustrating visit. Save your time and money and go somewhere else.