Every Brookhaven where-to-eat list in one place: wings, pizza, Mexican, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, desserts, bakeries and patios.
Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Refreshed every three months.
Brookhaven’s restaurants gather in a few places: Dresden Drive, with its restaurant rows at Parkside on Dresden and Village Park Place; Town Brookhaven, off Peachtree Road; Peachtree Road itself, near the MARTA station; Buford Highway, with its taquerias and takeout counters; Johnson Ferry Road near Ashford Dunwoody Road; and the Briarcliff Road shopping centers near North Druid Hills Road. Most of these places use an Atlanta mailing address, so every list below is limited to places inside Brookhaven’s city limits.
How we made these lists. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Brookhaven’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 6, 2026. Places we added from the Explore Brookhaven dining listings and the Town Brookhaven directory are kept only where the place’s own site gave a Brookhaven address, confirmed against the U.S. Census Bureau’s city boundary. Every list is alphabetical. None is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on any of them. Run a restaurant? Write to us to correct or add your entry, with a link to your own website.
The lists
Where to get wings covers six places: three pizza chains on Buford Highway, a tavern on Dresden Drive, a cantina at Town Brookhaven and a wing and Chinese takeout shop near Interstate 285.
Where to get pizza lists seven places, from a Neapolitan pizzeria on Dresden Drive and a neighborhood pizzeria on Windsor Parkway to Mellow Mushroom on Peachtree Road and the delivery chains on Buford Highway.
Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants lists 11 places: taquerias on Buford Highway and Johnson Ferry Road, a cantina at Town Brookhaven, a taqueria with a rooftop bar on Durden Drive and two Willy’s and two Moe’s locations.
Breakfast and coffee lists 10 places: breakfast restaurants on Dresden Drive and at Town Brookhaven, a bagel bakery, coffee shops on Peachtree Road and three 24-hour Waffle House restaurants.
Where to get burgers lists five places, including two burger restaurants on Apple Valley Road and Briarcliff Road and a Friday burger night on Dresden Drive.
Sushi and Asian restaurants lists five places: Thai and sushi at Town Brookhaven, a Japanese restaurant on Johnson Ferry Road, two Chinese restaurants and a bubble tea shop.
Ice cream and desserts lists eight shops for gelato, frozen custard, paletas, fudge, cookies, cupcakes and macarons.
Bakeries lists five bakeries: French pastry, bagels, cookies, cupcakes and a sweet boutique.
Patios and outdoor dining lists 13 restaurants whose own sites mention a patio, rooftop or outdoor seating, most of them on Dresden Drive.
More food pages
- Brunch: weekend brunch hours on Dresden Drive and at Town Brookhaven.
- Date night: dinner, wine, theater and late tables.
- A guide to Town Brookhaven: the center’s restaurants, shops, events and free parking.
- Dog-friendly Brookhaven: dog parks, trails and patios.
We did not publish a barbecue list this quarter: fewer than four barbecue restaurants inside the city limits could be confirmed from their own websites. For every business in town, see the business directory.
Frequently asked questions
Where do people eat in Brookhaven?
Most restaurants inside the city limits are on Dresden Drive, at Town Brookhaven off Peachtree Road, along Peachtree Road itself, on Buford Highway, on Johnson Ferry Road and in the Briarcliff Road shopping centers near North Druid Hills Road.
Are these Brookhaven restaurant lists rankings?
No. Each list is alphabetical, covers places inside the city limits whose own websites we checked, and nobody pays to be on it.
How often are the Brookhaven restaurant lists updated?
Every three months. The lists were last checked on Oct. 6, 2026.
Does a restaurant with an Atlanta address count as Brookhaven?
Only if it is inside Brookhaven’s city limits. Most Brookhaven businesses use an Atlanta mailing address, so we check each address against the U.S. Census Bureau’s city boundary.
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