If the sun s out, though, the deck is the place to be. Since it s elevated two stories, there re no bugs and usually a nice breeze. The food is along the lines of a TGIFridays or a Bennigans. The staple is burger and fries, though the gyros and chicken sandwiches also are good. Upscale pub fare is probably an accurate description.
Prices are reasonable, especially for an airport.
The service is fair to good. Waitresses seem a little overworked, and not particularly into their jobs. Definitely more burger joint than Bennigans. My friends and family often eat here as drive up rather than fly ins. Given the amazing restaurants in Atlanta, this says a lot for the Downwind Cafe.