Delilah's Everyday Soul - Chattahoochee Food Works

Reviews

• JH

  Jalisa Harris

  Oct 12, 2025
  5.0
  Great food and great prices. One of the best soul food spots in ATL
• SB

  sheri barrera-disler

  Sep 24, 2025
  5.0
  I purchased two meals (including 4 different sides) and YUM!! The food and service were outstanding. Given my food was to go, I really can’t give an opinion on atmosphere. The cooking areas were open and spotlessly clean.
• EA

  eLj Anderson

  Aug 26, 2025
  2.0
  I went against the reviews: The fried chicken was spot on and crispy and the cornbread sweet and fresh. However the collard greens were extremely over seasoned and the Mac and cheese is not southern, it’s more of a Cajun…. I am unsure how to describe it. I like the atmosphere and location. The staff were friendly.
• KH

  Kasey Hawkins

  Aug 22, 2025
  1.0
  I purchased the 3 side plate for $25. I got the mac& cheese, fried pickles and candied yams. Everything on the plate was nasty. The mac&cheese was burnt, unseasoned and dry. The yams tasted like play dough and the cornbread could’ve stayed in the box. I took 1 bite of everything and attempted to return the inedible food and was told by the manager “certain tickets cant be refunded” -5/10, don’t believe the reviews!
• TJ

  Thurston Jackson

  Aug 1, 2025
  1.0
  I was really looking forward to trying this place, but I left disappointed. While waiting for my order, I asked to sample the candied yams after seeing them freshly prepared. I was told no, because the owner doesn’t allow samples. That policy makes little sense, especially if you’re proud of the dish. A simple sample could’ve led to an extra purchase and a more satisfied customer. Instead, I left feeling dismissed. I ended up canceling my order, not out of spite, but because the interaction didn’t sit right. First impressions matter—especially for new customers. Good afternoon, Thank you for taking the time to respond. I can appreciate a business standing behind its policies, but your message unfortunately underscores exactly why my experience warranted concern. To be clear, my request for a small sample of a visible, freshly prepared item was made with basic curiosity—nothing more, nothing less. The response I received was not only unnecessarily dismissive, but the tone and delivery lacked the hospitality one would expect from a brand that prides itself on “good vibes.” It’s not about receiving something “free” or feeling “entitled.” Especially after spending $25 for one wing and breast with two sides. It’s about how customers are treated—especially when visiting for the first time. Rather than offering grace or professionalism, your response here projects sarcasm, defensiveness, and a lack of accountability. You’re correct that customers can’t be reviewed, but we do get to choose where we spend our money—and how we share our experiences with others. If a simple, respectful question leads to accusations of “spite” and being “very rude,” then it’s clear the issue lies not with the customer, but with the culture of the establishment. I genuinely hope your business continues to grow.