UPDATED on 12/3/2020 — online orders close at 6 p.m. today. If you miss the deadline, you can still use the drive-thru line at the festival to order food.
Back by popular demand, the Atlanta Greek Festival is hosting a second drive-thru food festival this year!
The holiday-themed event kicks off on Friday, December 4th and runs through Sunday, December 6th.
You can pre-order traditional Greek food and pastries to pick up and take home, or go through the driving line and browse as you go.
A sampling of menu items:
- Pastitsio
- Moussak
- Souvlaki
- Vegetarian plate
- Gyro
- Greek potatoes
- Greek salad
- Spanakopita
- Lamb shank
- Greek-style roasted chicken
- Baklava
- Dolmades
- And much more!
Drive-thru and pickup location:
The Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation
2500 Clairmont Rd.
Atlanta, GA 30329
Hours:
Friday, December 4 — 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Saturday, December 5 — 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Sunday, December 6 — 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Content below the line refers to the annual autumn Greek Festival
The Atlanta Greek Festival is not happening in its traditional format this year. However, organizers have come up with a community event called A Road Trip to Greece.
This event is a drive-thru only food experience that lets you roll through a food festival and order authentic Greek cuisine with limited contact. You can take the food home to enjoy in the safety of your own home. All of the dishes have been prepared by hand.
There is no admission fee to drive-thru the food line.
If you’re going to drive through the line to buy food, festival organizers prefer cashless transactions — so please bring a card if you can.
The menu is very affordable.
It ranges from $8 side items to $13 meal plates and $45 for family meals that feed nine to 12 people. There are daily specials for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. There’s even a build-your-own gyro kit for $35!
While you can head to the festival and drive through the food line, you may prefer to order online in advance — so you can skip the line and go straight to pickup. If you let a volunteer concierge know you’re there for curbside pickup, you’ll be directed to the right spot.
You can view the menu online. It opens as a PDF in a new window.
You’ll find the advance order form online as well.
2020 festival drive-thru hours:
- Friday, September 25th from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- Saturday, September 26th from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
- Sunday, September, 27th from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Location:
The Greek Orthodox Cathedral of the Annunciation
2500 Clairmont Rd.
Atlanta, GA 30329
Visit the festival website OR go to the festival’s Facebook page.
A sampling of menu items:
- Pastitsio
- Moussak
- Souvlaki
- Vegetarian plate
- Gyro
- Greek potatoes
- Greek salad
- Spanakopita
- Lamb shank
- Greek-style roasted chicken
- Baklava
- Dolmades
- And much more!
Daily food specials for $13
♦ Friday: Braised lamb shanks with roasted potatoes and Greek slaw
♦ Saturday: Half of a roasted chicken with rice, pita, and spanakopita
♦ Sunday: Beef kapama with rice, pita, and spanakopita
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The Atlanta Greek Festival is one of our most popular fall festivals. Let’s look forward to its return in traditional format in 2021!
During this time of frequent cancellations, please verify that an event is actually happening as planned, before you head out.
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