Atlanta halal Iftar deals

Top iftar deals at Atlanta halal spots

Ramadan 2026 began around February 18, and as fasting days unfold, Atlanta’s halal restaurants are stepping up with carefully curated Iftar specials. With sunset falling around 6:25 PM on February 20, local spots are offering everything from full buffets to quick, affordable platters for those heading home from work.

From traditional dates and lentil soup to grilled meats and kabsa, the focus is on comfort, value and community.

Buffet Feasts and Family-Style Iftar Packages Across Atlanta

At Dijla Café Lounge, diners can expect a full Iftar package featuring dates, lentil or harira soup, salad, samosas, hummus and a hearty main such as kabsa meat or chicken mandi. The restaurant, known for its hookah lounge setting, posted its Ramadan offering on February 19.

Another popular Ramadan buffet spot, widely believed to be Mughals or a similar venue, has launched weekday buffets at $35, rising to $45 on weekends. Children under 12 dine at a reduced rate of $18. Menus are updated daily, keeping repeat visits interesting throughout the month.

Community-favoured eateries near Al-Farooq Masjid are also drawing crowds, especially for their generous buffet spreads.

Quick and Affordable Iftar Options for Busy Evenings

For those looking for something lighter or faster, Ameer’s Mediterranean Grill remains a strong choice. Known for falafel platters and Lebanese dishes, it’s consistently rated highly for flavour and speed, with meals typically in the $15–$25 range.

Downtown, Baraka Shawarma offers affordable shawarma options between $10 and $15 — ideal for commuters breaking their fast before heading home.

Meanwhile, Aviva by Kameel continues to top TripAdvisor lists for hormone-free halal Mediterranean cuisine. Diners are advised to check directly for seasonal Ramadan specials.

FAQs

1. When is Iftar time in Atlanta during Ramadan 2026?
Around February 20, sunset — and therefore Iftar — is approximately 6:25 PM, though timings shift slightly each day.

2. Are reservations required for Ramadan buffets?
Yes. Many popular halal restaurants experience high demand, especially on weekends.

3. What are affordable Iftar options in Atlanta?
Quick-service spots like Baraka Shawarma and mid-range venues like Ameer’s Mediterranean Grill offer budget-friendly choices.

David Njoroge

David Njoroge is a sports journalist who covers African football leagues, athletics, and major continental tournaments. He shares inspiring stories of athletes and the growing sports culture across Africa.

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