Where to Eat Hawaiian/Poke in Atlanta

Our list of Hawaiian and Poke restaurants in Atlanta.

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By CL Staff Monday January 11, 2021 09:41 AM EST

Where to Eat Hawaiian/Poke in Atlanta
All Hawaiian Restaurants

Hawaiian food these days means poke which means slices of raw marinated fish over rice and vegetables and other goodies. In Atlanta, Hawaiian can also loosely describe Trader Vics - the fun restaurant on the top of the downtown Hilton. Below is our list of restaurants that have some claim to Hawaii, poke and tiki.

Where to Eat Hawaiian/Poke in Atlanta

Bowl Lab

A bowl is used very commonly in Asian cuisine, and Asians have been eating out of bowls for generations. We love a bowl because of its efficient way to eat and efficient way to heap a bowl with food. With this concept, we aim to share with Atlanta community fun ways of enjoying bowls. A bowl of fres... | more...

Fish Bowl Poke Hapeville

We provide delicious Hawaiian poké made using only the highest-quality, sustainably sourced fish. Each poké bowl is customized to your liking and comes packed with fresh flavor! At Fish Bowl Poké, you can always feel great about what you’re eating, so go ahead and let your taste buds dance! | more...

Poke Bar

The California-based chain opened its first location outside of the Golden State in Sandy Springs. Poke Bar dishes out bowls of rice, salad, or nachos topped with seafood — think raw fish, shrimp, tofu, and octopus, among others; a number of customizable add-ons, including crab meat, jalapeño, cilan... | more...

Poke Bar at Avalon

Part of the Poke Bar group. | more...

Poke Bar Decatur

Decatur outlet of the Poke Bar chain of restaurants. | more...

POKE BURRI

The S.O.S. Tiki Bar

Located in the former Paper Plane space in Decatur, SOS is the tiki bar from the the team behind Victory Sandwich Bar. | more...

Trader Vic’s

Feeling the need to escape to a tropical island? Trader Vic’s, located in the Hilton Downtown Atlanta, is the next best thing, with its intensely topical decor of palm fronds, tiki poles, and Polynesian long boats. Starters like the flower-shaped crab Rangoon and the butterfly shrimp flattened into ... | more...