Boxete Kitchen

Very good. Jose's Birria & Burgers. Not really setup for dine in though. The automatic door opener kept holding the door open and cold blasts of air. Which wouldn’t have been terrible except I didn’t bring a jacket and it got chilly! Admit it, Boxete, you bought that door opener off Amazon.

A very cool concept of several restaurants in one location sharing the same kitchen.

Very interesting food hall concept with several "mini" kitchen working in one location. Offers a variety of food to build the ultimate meal experience. You order and pay at the kiosks and your order is called out. My son ordered a chicken sandwich and boba. I got a tea and croissant pastry for another family member. Chicken was fresh fried chicken breast not a breaded patty so that was authentic, not commercial. The pastry was apparently amazing. The tea was pretty good. I'd come back to try more of the soul food next time.

Man, Oh, Man! Excited just from the entry. I was greeted by a spacious posh interior, futuristic food tech, and a warm smile from across the counter. Ms. Tanisha immediately helped me understand what Boxete is as an entity and how to navigate it for the best experience. She also made me a mango shaved ice beverage that was top tier! Overall, I was new to “tech food hall” concept but will be back as a consistent veteran due to the customer service and the food alike. See Dorothy Mae’s Soul Food kitchen for food review.

I usually am hesitant writing about a restaurant that I have visited only once, but I think this restaurant is promising. Few unique things about this place. One is that they have variety of menus you would usually not associate being sold at the same place. They have poke to wings and fries to specialty drinks. Using a kiosk, you would order food and they prepare it from the back. You can also order variety of food at the same time. Second is that their interior feels like a brunch cafe but with no disturbance from a waiter/server. Although most cafes now sell food or baked goods, Boxete also sells unique food item making it a unique patio/cafe experience. Despite the nice interior, they are better known for their take out/third party delivery service. Probably because they do a good job in keeping food secure until the customer receives it. Third, the location is bizarre. it is at the end of a plaza hidden behind trees that you cannot see from Peachtree Industrial Blvd. There is advantage and disadvantage to being hidden behind the trees and not being advertised. Foot traffic might get slow, because it's hidden, but those who knows the place KNOWS the place. Food was not bad quality wise. I got rainbow poke. It looked like the ingredients will meld in well together. The down side is that you get to only choose one sauce and if you do take out you can't know if the utensils and other things were placed inside the bag without the risk of ripping the bag trying to rip through stapled region