Hapeville

This is where Chick-fil-A got its start. Opened in 1946 as the Dwarf Grill, and later renamed the Dwarf House, it still operates as a sit down diner. Its waitresses are still serving the original pre Chick-fil-A menu.

"Once a week, go Greek!" True to their slogan, many employees at Delta Air Lines and the airport make a point of coming to this excellent Greek restaurant regularly. A standard gyro is enough for lunch, or make it a platter with fantastic seasoned home fries and a Greek salad.

Upscale hotel close to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) with lots of space for groups, meetings, and events. Free shuttle from the Ground Transportation Area West (purple bus aisle stalls 25-29) running every 15-20 minutes, 5am-11pm.

All-suite property with complimentary breakfast and reception daily. Located a half mile from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL). Suitable for leisure, business, and groups.

Every month, Delta sells off items it no longer needs, with proceeds benefiting the Delta Flight Museum in Hapeville. Selection varies, but can include things like first-class seats from retired aircraft, servingware and cutlery, vintage uniforms and merchandise, and office furniture. To avoid crowding, only a handful of people are allowed in at a time; arrive half an hour before opening to ensure you'll be among the first, or come later in the day to avoid the crowd. Everything purchased must be removed the same day, and you have to arrange your own transportation or shipping. The location of the sale is separate from the museum.