Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in East Cobb

"Nikki was the ABSOLUTE BEST, and we are So so grateful for the experience!!!. Anyone that comes to Atlanta, COME HERE!!"

"Promising artful eats for simple folk, the Folk Art Restaurant is an all-day diner-style joint that dishes up some of the finest versions of Atlanta’s favorite breakfasts. From the classic chicken and waffles to the huge biscuits serve with house-made jellies or sausage gravy, it’s no surprise that locals just keep coming back for more. Although the restaurant does offer lunch and dinner offerings, it’s the breakfast menu that really blows the minds of all those who come to visit."

"The original Inman Park location is sure to present people with a bit of a wait, but it’s worth it. Folk Art has earned a reputation for having some of the best brunch fare in Atlanta since opening in 2013. Having opened a second location in Decatur in the former Thumbs Up space, Folk Art continues to pull in throngs of patrons there, too."

"Folk Art is the sister restaurant to the upscale Wisteria restaurant in Inman Park. Folk Art is a great spot for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or brunch. There are all-day breakfast menu items served such as biscuits with sausage gravy, Benedicts, and chicken and waffles."

"Just a mile or so from the downtown area, this is a popular location amongst those looking to relax and enjoy some recreation particularly in the warmer weather. The park also offers a lakeside pool, which offers the perfect way to kick back and cool down when the weather is warm. This is an attractive park where you can enjoy hanging out with friends and family, look forward to a stroll around the beautiful grounds, and enjoy a host of recreational activities."

"Sturkie: “If you want a classic Atlanta spot, go to Piedmont Park. Depending on your photographer, you can go really any route with Piedmont — traditional, documentary, or something in-between. It just offers a gorgeous backdrop and a fun place to be no matter what your style."

"Tucked in the residential bosom of historic Kirkwood, this seven-acre rectangle acts as community nerve center for events as disparate as Easter egg hunts and Kirkwood’s signature shindig, the Spring Fling. The updated playground and lush lawn are hits with kiddos and kite-flyers alike."

"The Chattahoochee River is just a short drive from Atlanta proper, but it can feel so much farther once you're immersed in the picturesque beauty of the lush forest and river. Rafting down the river (preferably with a cooler of canned beer in tow) is a must on hot days, so pack your bathing suit. Fishers may enjoy trying to catch rainbow trout and hikers can venture out on several river-adjacent trails—just be sure to pack appropriate footwear."

"Bojangles' Famous Chicken & Biscuits 1126 (885 Thornton Road)"