Atlanta Smokehouse

Awesome all around. The owner is very personable.
He also has a ton of fresh smoked products from all over Europe.

Was excited to finally find smoked whitefish in GA. Drove and hour and 15 minutes to purchase. Paid about $20. But when I got home and opened the fish , it smelled like rotten milk or spoiled cottage cheese . Clearly spoiled. Total waste of money.

Excellent smoked fish and excellent customer service. I love this place! I got the hot smoked (it was either sturgeon or salmon?) fish and it was smoky and slightly sweet and moist unlike some smoked salmon I've gotten that seemed too dry. Please visit this place if you come to Atlanta.

Man I ain't playing with y'all. When I tell you this place whoops the fudge out of places up and down the entire east coast, it really does.

Some of the highest quality product I've run into in my life in terms of salmon roe, salmon bellies, smoked mackerel, buttah fish, and kippered salmon. Don't play with it y'all.

While 2 chainz new mixtape is called "hibachi for lunch"...if he were to try this spot I'm sure he'd rename it to "Atlanta smokehouse for lunch". This place is that good. I might start bringing some of the salmon bellies with me anywhere as a snack.

Wow, this place is such a hidden gem outside of the perimeter. I have never tasted better smoked fish than from here! I was pleasantly surprised when I walked in and saw that the shop also offered Eastern European goodies (all of my favorite snacks from Ukraine). The shop owner is funny and friendly and super helpful when you're not exactly sure what fish you want to walk out with. You might be put off guard if you are not familiar with Eastern European cuisine/languages, but don't worry--the owner is accommodating and willing you show you around! Seriously, I would call this a destination spot if you are in town. It's an AWESOME small business!!

Outstanding fish, outstanding prices, and outstanding service. Every time I return, I enjoy trying something else. I loved the hot-smoked salmon kabobs and the hot-smoked tails (I think salmon, too?). I look forward to return and trying more! The popcorn salmon was outstanding for the price, though some pieces were a little too salty for my taste. But $2.XX/lb for smoked salmon, listen, I'm not complaining! The two employees I've met have been wonderful, and very eager to please.

Great place for all sorts of delicious seafood and Russian foods and gifts. Atlanta smokehouse has an excellent selections of caviars, frozen seafood, and in-house smoked fishes. The business is family-owned and the service is great. Highly recommended place!

I was extremely impressed with my purchase. Cold smoked salmon, salmon jerky and salmon roe. Everything was so good. Prices very fair. So glad i found somewhere local to buy salmon jerky.

I schlepped out here one afternoon last week in search of a certain quantity of high-quality smoked fish to serve at a party. The location is weird--an office park off Windy Hill, in what looks like it could be the headquarters of a mid-sized pool cleaning business. But this is not a pool-cleaning business--it is, in fact, a small but well-stocked retail outlet for all things Russian and pickled, salted, and--thanks be to God--smoked.

The smoking, both hot and cold, is done in-house, behind the shop--hence the wacky location. After tasting a few items, I bought a large side (~3 lb) of smoked salt-and-pepper nova salmon ($30), a half-side of smoked butterfish (which I think is actually sable, $27), a cold-smoked trout ($8), and an 8-oz. jar of salmon caviar ($14).

The fish was truly some of the highest quality I've ever had--silky yet toothsome, with a deep, smoky flavor and a woodsy aroma. The butterfish had a pale, firm flesh, and was cut a bit thicker, which nicely highlighted the slightly springy texture of the flesh. I did not get to taste the trout as it was quickly picked clean; however, the animals I call friends all tell me it was premium. The salmon caviar (the large, reddish-pink eggs) was reasonably good--this is not a product made by the smokehouse, and was middle-of-the-road in terms of the quality they have available. All but the trout were frozen when I bought them, but neither the texture nor the flavor appeared to suffer from that at all.

Service was provided by a delightful woman who made honest recommendations and opened a few products to give me tastes, including the whitefish salad and the salmon spread. They were both a bit rich for my taste, and I didn't love the flavor of the whitefish, but the salmon spread would be killer on a fresh bagel or stuffed into an olive. Other products available include cured meats and sausages, a variety of dairy products including farmer's cheeses, pickled tomatoes/cucumbers/grape leaves/etc., Russian cookies/candy/canned things/etc. and these amazing frozen chocolate-covered cheesecake confections.

(On a side note, do not miss the amazing frozen chocolate-covered cheesecake confections.)

Who's Barney Greengrass, again? Whatever. Atlanta Smokehouse's quality is unbeatable, period. And the price is terrific. And it's locally made by nice people. They should be very proud of the product they're selling, and you should buy as much of it as you can fit into your fridge.

Ok so this is a perfect example of a business that produces high quality products and is run by a guy with zero people skills, rude and indifferent to customer service. You will get a typical "Russian treatment" at this place which for those of you to whom this term is foreign it means YOU WILL NOT LOOK FORWARD TO COMING BACK. Being born in Russia I'll be the first to admit that unfortunately Russia has never been a customer service centric country. May be the owner's service style changes when he deals with Americans but as a Russian native I was disgusted by the level of rudeness and arrogance that came from this dude.