Serves meat, vegan options available. Quick service restaurant chain offering Mediterranean fare with plates, wraps, salads, and stuffed pitas which all are customizable. Build your meal as you walk the line selecting the ingredients and sauces you'd like. Fillings include falafel, mushrooms, hummus, tabbouleh, and various veggies. Vegan sauces are Greek dressing, tahini, cilantro, and red sauce. Handheld breads are vegan. Drinks are tea, soda, lemonade. Open Mon-Sun 10:00am-10:00pm.
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N Terminal Pkwy (at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport), College Park, Georgia, USA, 30337
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22 Reviews
First Review by VeganTing
k80c
Points +30
For a place called Garbanzo, you should actually make the falafels on your menu - Edit
After standing in line for over 20 min, I ordered a falafel bowl and was told all the falafels were frozen so there weren't any available. It was 230 pm. Still lunch time. And no alternative vegetarian proteins were offered. Really disappointing as there are few vegan or vegetarian opinions at ATL and I wasted all my layover time in line. I've been to this restaurant before and they make a decent fresh vegan and gluten-free falafel rice bowl, so I was hoping this could be my go-to option, but it's not as reliable as it should be.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-09-20
Pros: Fresh salad toppings
Cons: Only one vegan protein and it wasn't available , Slow service, Unreliable menu
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Vegantraveljunkie
Points +939
Good vegan option at the airport! - Edit
During my long layover for my connecting flight, I googled what the vegan food options were at the airport and which concourse had the best option. I love Middle Eastern food and decided to check out Garbanzo Mediterranean . I selected a falafel pita with hummus, veggies and rice. It was quite filling and tasty. Though expensive at $12, but happy to have found something delicious and satisfying. Located at Concourse C.
Read morePros: a few vegan options, good sized portion
Cons: a bit expensive but it is the airport
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nukinem
Points +806
It’s something - Edit
I’m sure it was my specific luck, but others have also noted this place being out of ingredients. Same here.
Read moreI can say that the falafel, hummus and rice were good, but they had no tahini sauce, so everything else was rather dry.
They were also extremely slow with service. They were dropping falafel as people ordered it, so it took me about 20 minutes before I got my food.
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JessicaAuld
Points +409
Nice people - Edit
Good vegan options. But make sure you check the ingredients yourself. There are labels on what’s vegan 🌱
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Eska1989
Points +77
Food passable, service and sanitary standards underwhelming - Edit
Not only was the lady serving doing several unsanitary things (example: wore gloves but her nails had poked holes through them and were filthy) but the worst was that she was also really rude and outright aggressive. To be fair: This was ~6 months ago and she might not be there anymore. But this experience really made me not try this place again.
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Gross
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vlwilk5
Points +13
A tasty delight in ATL - Edit
After a my flight was delayed several times it was time to explore dinner options. I found this restaurant and was beyond amazed by the enriching taste that left me truly satisfied. The Pitta’s unfortunately are vegetarian, but the flour tortilla wraps could score you a win you you chose.
Read moreI went with a build your own plate, which included a salad, squash, fresh falafel, mushrooms (for extra protein) yellow rice with a side of hummus all vegan approved. I topped the entire plate off with the vegan vinaigrette dressing.
The dish let’s just say left me truly excited and very satisfied with my choice of restaurant and dish.
The hospitality was a 10 the gentleman working the counter checked all of the ingredients that I questioned to ensure it was vegan friendly without any hesitation.
I gave the restaurant a high rating (5-stars, but the app limited me to only 4 due to it not being a completely vegan only restaurant) as the taste was not dry, but very flavorful down to the last bite.
I tried a sample of the fries and were impressed, but chose not to order as my portion was just what I needed. I hope your experience is 10x’s as better than mine. I approve this message as I was truly satisfied with the service, taste and location accessibility too.
Pros: falafel, Mushrooms, Salad w/ vinaigrette dressing
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VeganCatMomma
Points +687
Decent - Edit
I gave it three stars because it's fast food and not a vegan restaurant. It's a really good option and I suggest that you try this place out. I ordered the stuffed pita with felafel with hummus, cucumber, tomatoes, and lettuce.
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Excellent thanks KaylaAnne. I’m heading to check out this place. I appreciate your review.
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hayleygarbe
Points +25
Love me some Garbanzo - Edit
They’re almost always out of something (it’s the busiest airport in the world, so I understand), but Garbanzo never disappoints. It’s a vegan’s Mediterranean dream in a sea of airport burger and pasta joints that are far from vegan-friendly
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Rwampler
Points +16
Good food and quick! - Edit
Day 4 going Vegan and I was a little nervous about eating at the airport. Gluten free and vegan options were clearly labeled and staff were friendly
Read morePros: Several vegan options
Cons: Almost $17 for a plate of food
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epn305
Points +659
It exists... - Edit
Nothing much to add that at least it exists and you can have a salad with falafel. Nothing gourmet, it’s airport fast food after all but at least I was able to eat something before my flight.
Read moreIf you have access to the Delta lounge in concourse E (to which I went after), they have a salad bar, good hummus and even a vegan soup. If you don’t have access then Garbanzo is your best option.
Pros: Falafel plate, It exists
Cons: Falafel is the only vegan options, Falafel are so so
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maclevon
Points +40
Edible but not enjoyable - Edit
The staff were more concern with there conversation than they were with helping me. I order the Falafel Pita. The food was overpriced and the falafel was overcooked. The pita as edible.
Read morePros: Vegan options
Cons: Many
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CEWalker
Points +82
Good enough for airport food - Edit
The baba ganoush and humus were basic. The lettuce was fresh and crisp. They have decent kalamata olives. The falafel were disappointing, as they were overly fried and too small. Some servers were very efficient, others not so much,
Read morebut everyone is friendly.
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Marefly
Points +66
4 stars for food. 2 for staff. - Edit
Nice to have options of falafel or mushrooms and the flavors of the hummus and baba ghanoush were good. Hey broerunately, Staff is either lacking training in efficiency and courtesy or just don’t care.
Read moreThe whole point of an assembly line is efficiency, so for the love of Pete, don’t make 6 people wait for the next 10 to have their players half assembled before finishing theirs. It just backs us up in line and makes no sense. Also, keep track of your offerings and keep them stocked. Was Out of mushrooms, told they would be 5-10 minute wait so I got falafels which I didn’t want. 90 seconds later another staff member brings out mushrooms. I asked the one woman wearing a smile if she would switch it and she politely did. Overall a sorry display of ineptitude, but ultimately thankful the food options were there. I would eat here again, but know to keep expectations for service low.
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royalt213
Points +80
Best of the Worst - Edit
This place sucks. Ordered a Laffa Falafel, got no falafel. Non-vegan trays slopped over into the vegan trays. The only positive is the options are marked. Other than that, this is just crap for falafel.
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majome
Points +167
good option - Edit
They offer falafels and portabella options. It's good to be able to eat something besides subway at an airport.
Read morePros: vegan options are label
Cons: a little expensive
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KGinTn
Points +182
Atlanta Airport - Edit
Nice find in concourse D in the Atlanta Airport. Falafel wrap was good.
Read morePros: falafel , house made chips
Cons: Service can be spotty.
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AnnFromIllinois
Points +788
Good option at ATL - Edit
There are not many obvious vegan options at the airport. This spot in the D concourse was a bright spot. It's a casual fast food place that has many vegan items clearly marked. Falafel, taboulé, baba ganoush, hummus, veggies, portabellas. And you can have them as a plate, salad, pita or wrap. Not fine dining, but tasty and filling.
Read morePros: vegan items clearly marked, filling, fast
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AliciaAckerman
Points +28
Yummy Falafel! Updated: not so good the second time - Edit
This was way beyond my expectation for a food court falafel. It had some nice spice to it, especially when accompanied with the salsa. My mouth was pleasantly cooled by the cucumber salad. First time I'm happy to have a layover in ATL. ❤️ UPDATE: second time I came back through (3 days later), the staff seemed put-off that I disrupted their lively conversation. They didn't have the couscous and the falafel was so dry, it was tough to choke down (it might have been recooked because it seemed stale and super dark). Still (unfortunately) one of the best fast food options in ATL, but I wish it could have been like the first visit. 😢
Read morePros: Healthy, tasty, fast, Something for everyone, veg, non-veg, gluten free,, Price comparable to (if not better than) other air
Cons: Pricing was confusing as a first-timer, but it was, Felt rushed, like I couldn't ask questions, but th
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Ryan MTB
Points +477
Good Airport option - Edit
Quick efficient service. You can see all your choices in front of you and choose which items you want in your dish.
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chap.jacob
Points +31
Tasted Good, Looked Crappy - Edit
The food here was a good light lunch, although it didn't taste 100% fresh and was a little rushed. Overall, a good choice for an airport stop.
Read morePros: Satisfies savory cravings, Near airplane gates, Fast workers
Cons: Not fresh-tasting, Sloppily thrown together
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ijk
Points +93
Alas, no falafel - Edit
Maybe it doesn't sell here, but was really looking forward to it during my layover.
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VeganTing
Points +338
Clearly marked - Edit
I was here for a layover and pulled up Happy Cow to see what options I had for lunch. I ordered a falafel bowl and everything was clearly labeled as vegan and vegetarian. Falafel has good texture, baba ganoosh is smoky, hummus is smooth. Great option and easy to get to from other terminals.
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