Fuego Mundo is a wood-fired, South American grill that’s not only kosher, but the entrees and sides here are also gluten free. Separate fryers are used for gluten-free dishes. Expect a large selection of steaks and churrasco (grilled meat skewers) and plenty of grilled vegetables and tofu to round out the meal. The yucca fries with dairy-free ranch dip and the Uruguayan grass-fed ribeye are standout items on this menu. Shabbat family meals available. Patio seating.

Operating in Sandy Springs as both a kosher ghost kitchen and catering facility, EB Catering Co. features a selection of sandwiches, salads, and snacks for sale throughout the week, including blackened tilapia sandwich, pastrami egg rolls, and a steak salad, along with family meals for Shabbat every Friday. EB Catering also offers special menus for holidays like Rosh Hashanah and Passover. Pickup available from either Northland Drive in Sandy Springs and on Holly Lane in Toco Hills.

Formaggio Mio, a self-described family bistro, features classic Italian-style entrees, including paninis, pastas, pizzas, and a great selection of vegetarian burgers and fish dishes. Though most folks stop by Formaggio Mio for pizza, the pasta entrees here, like the pasta bolognese made with Impossible meat and the eggplant parmigiana appetizers, are worth ordering. Formaggio Mio is one of the few kosher restaurants to open on Saturday nights after the Sabbath ends, too, beginning dinner service at 9:00 pm. 

In the same shopping center as Formaggio Mio and Kosher Gourmet, Toco Grill is the spot for kosher burgers and Israeli street food. Famous for its laffa-stuffed shawarma sandwiches and its shawarma burger, Toco Grill also serves baguettes piled high with pulled beef, falafel, and schnitzel, and its popular hummus topped with rich, ground beef and spices. Toco Grill is one of the few kosher restaurants in Atlanta to deliver (up to 20 miles), and it is well worth it. Patio seating.

Chai Peking, the kosher, takeout-only restaurant located inside the Toco Hills Kroger, embraced everything that’s wonderful about American Chinese food on its menu. The dishes here are familiar and nostalgic, like the sesame chicken and Mongolian beef. Chai Peking also offers gluten-free, soy-free, and nut-free options, too. In addition to everything on the menu being dairy free, Chai Peking features special Shabbat meal packages. The Kroger in Toco Hills also offers a wide variety of kosher products and kosher selections in its deli. Shabbat family meals available from Chai Peking.

Sure, it’s Publix, but the Toco Hills location includes a kosher version of the grocery chain’s popular fried chicken along with its rotisserie chickens and sandwiches in the deli.

Tucked inside the back of an Israeli grocery and market, Tip Top’s food counter features a small selection of freshly made sandwiches available in a pita or on a baguette. Choose from a pastrami toasted sandwich or go for an Israeli-style fried chicken schnitzel sandwich stuffed with hummus, eggplant, pickles, and other condiments. Grab some baked goods and snacks in the market, too. 

After closing briefly at the end of 2022 to retool the menu, Nur is back open on Buford Highway, and it’s now AKC certified. Centering on dishes from throughout the Mediterranean region, look for Moroccan bourekas, falafel, hummus plates with freshly baked pita, and eggplant carpaccio to start, followed by entrees of whole fish, kofta kababs, and even burgers. The family meal at Nur comes with shawarma, chicken pargiyot, schnitzel, falafel, rice, and a variety of sides and feeds up to four people.