This Atlanta institution has been serving Southern food since 1945. One of the original "meat and three" places that has served many local and national celebrities.
Bookmark
SAVE
Loading...
Loading...
Feed Readers (RSS/XML)
SUBSCRIBE
Loading...
Is this your restaurant?
Claim it
Claim it
Average Ratings
| Critics: | (2) |
| Users: | |
| You: | |
| Write a Review | |
Mary Mac's Tea Room
224 Ponce De Leon Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA, 30308
(404) 876-1800 - Venue Website
Neighborhood:
Midtown
Creator: oddity
Creator: oddity
Restaurant Details
Cuisine
$
($0–$14)
Price
Not Required
Reservations
Non-smoking
Features
Hours
11 a.m.-9 p.m. daily.
Location & Nearby Info
Hot Tickets
-
The Laughing Skull Comedy Festival
Wed 3/3 8:00p -
John Mayer with Special Guest Michael Franti & Spearhead
Wed 3/17 7:00p -
Mamma Mia!
Tue 2/9 8:00p -
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey - Zing Zang Zoom
Fri 2/12 10:30a -
Valentines Comedy Explosion: Arnez J, Earthquake, L Crawford, A Givens
Sat 2/13 8:00p -
Madea's One Big Happy Family
Thu 4/15 8:00p -
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
Thu 2/18 7:30p
No events found.
More Information
add to our listings


I have to admit that during the 12 years I’ve lived in Atlanta, I have only been to this 62-year-old classic once. Why? I don’t know. There’s something about feeling like a tourist in your own town that’s a turnoff, and for whatever reason, Mary Mac’s has always seemed just a teensy bit like an Epcot Center restaurant. (Full review)
Open since 1945, Mary Mac's Tea Room on Ponce is a bona fide Atlanta institution. The neatly framed, autographed photos that run up and down nearly every wall attest to that. Johnny Mercer, James Brown, Jimmy Carter and Jesse Ventura, have all eaten here. And each praises the goodness of Mary Mac's classic Southern food, which includes the likes of meatloaf, fried chicken, catfish and pork barbecue served with two sides, such as mac-n-cheese and fried green tomatoes. (Full review)