Cuisines and Dishes at Thelma's Kitchen:
- Soul Food
- American
Thelma's Kitchen
302 Auburn Ave NE,
Atlanta
GA
30303
thelmaskitchenandribshack.com (404) 688-5855
Menu for Thelma's Kitchen
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Ratings and Reviews for Thelma's Kitchen
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Apr 02 2012
Pauline C. via Yelp
Originally from Arizona, I am in Atlanta for springbreak visiting friends. We went to Thelma's thinking Busy Bee was closed. I wanted to experience some...read more
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Jan 09 2012
Hary M. via Yelp
This is true southern soul food. No frills, no waiters. Just walk in, take a look at what they got under the glass, order, pay, enjoy....Go for the ribs...read more
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Aug 09 2011
Diana L. via Yelp
FINALLY went for dinner. I've driven by it so long... Had fried chicken with cabbage and mac 'n cheese. It tastes like REAL home cooking! What I mean by...read more
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Oct 30 2008
via Citysearch
Cast iron Skillets, homemade everything, a real kitchen in the back with family members doing the work. this place is so good that...read more
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Jan 08 2007
jaymaygm via Citysearch
Many years back, we were major fan's of Thelma's Kitchen, over on Marietta St. Now she has moved to Auburn Ave. And she has move...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Nearly quashed by Olympic ''progress,'' this hometown favorite survived Centennial Park and relocated to Sweet Auburn. All done up in industrial strength white, with a steamy centerpiece cafeteria line, this popular lunch hour destination is equally popular with attorneys, sliderule types from Tech and grimy transmission surgeons. A Coke cooler, a dingy black-and-white portable, and large plate glass windows are the chief features of this humbly decorated restaurant.
The Food
Dark meat special or pork chops? Rice and gravy or mac and cheese? Collard greens or limas? Sweet potato pie or pineapple upside-down cake? These are the tough dilemmas of this consistently good soul food. The fried chicken's worth a trip, as are the vegetables (don't be shy about ordering a vegetable plate--it's a local favorite).
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