Links Grill-Terminal C

awesome BBQ Sliders! The pork is juicy and smoked perfect!

Tried to just get a DRINK HERE at 9:45…they said «No, we’re closing.» Seriously, this place’s service is awful. Went down to the Varsity, same terminal, and they had food and drinks and a smile… and they also close at 10:00!

Had a very pleasant experience here this afternoon. Our wait person was meticulous with our order. Our food was fresh and hot. My friend has the Caribbean chicken link with mango chutney and jalapeños. It was just spicy enough and went well with his Stella. I had the NY link with sauerkraut, onions and mustard. My bun was toasted perfectly and my link was hot and juicy. Very well done.

Soooo delicious… you forget you’re in an airport because of the tastiest of the food. My daughter and I truly enjoyed our meal!

I posted a picture already (link below), but felt the need to write a review too.
Extremely overpriced for the amount of food you get. I know this is an airport so prices are high, but $ 9.36 for a sausage that fills little more than half of the bun is really lousy. Most airport food stands at least fill you up for the average $ 10 price tag. I definitely won’t be back, and I’m sure you’ll leave hungry and disappointed.

Links Grill in Terminal C has what no other fast food joint behind TSA security has: BIG, professional kitchen knives at the cook station (securely tied with TSA strength cable, so no throwing antics…) That tells the story of why it’s my pick over the standard burger-​and-​fries places.
Links brings together creative sausages and dogs with a selection of top-​shelf bottled beers. It’s simple fare, yet when the grill master takes the time to ‘plate’ your Chicago dog, arrange the chilis just so, and finish the bun with celery salt, you know there is an extra level of care here. The diner bar is retro and the servers will not rush your meal, or you can grab a fresh cooked bratwurst to go in less than 10 minutes.
Back to that BIG chef’s knife…
Any grill that takes the time to chop its onions, slice its hot peppers, and split its sausages at the time the customer orders is going to give you a more personalized and tasty meal. After all, you could run a hot-​dog stand in an airport with little more than tongs and premade toppings…

I ordered a Philly Cheesesteak that was awesome. Had to grab it to go (about a 10 min. wait) and eat it at the gate, but it was worth it. Wish there was one of these restaurants back home.

Worst chili dog ever, the chili was bland and the bread had this unpleasant sweet flavor that simply doesn’t pair well with a hot dog and chili. Lesson learned, don’t stop here for a quick travel meal.

Pretty small location — only six stools.
Not great service — seems like it took about 15 minutes for our server to close out our tab.
$ 7.63 for beers that were not particularly cold. I don’t plan on returning.

I did not eat here. Merely asked for a plastic bag. Obviously a complicated request for the first employee. She went into the back to ask the manager. Manager strolls out. I repeat my request. Am told it would be 25 cents for a bag. Really??? I don’t think the company would be too hard off of they gave me a bag worth a penny.

If only this place was cheaper, I would give it a better rating. It was actually pretty good for airport food. Crispy sausages, but the portions were too small.

For what you pay and what you receive Links is worthy of a flyby when passing through Atlanta. I was excited to finally saddle up to the counter, and I was quickly disappointed by the service and availability of options. When I was given a paper menu, I was informed that all the side items, like the «waffle fries with chili and cheese» were discontinued options for some time. If they have been unavailable for some time, print new menus and find suitable substitutions and print the prices on the menu. I was told I needed to get up and walk to the front of the store to look at the electronic TV menu for pricing and accurate menu availability which is ridiculous. I hardly think if I am paying nearly $ 10 for a hot dog, that chili covered Fritos count as an adequate substitute.
The New Yorker was good, but certainly not anything particularly special. It could very easily be made at home without the cackling and loud conversation of the restaurant staff. They busied themselves with talking loudly amongst each other and pretty much ignored the customers aside from «what you want,» «we don have that,» and «here’s your check.» Also fair warning, while the hot dog bun may be warm, the meat is fresh off the grill and VERY hot. Not that I was told or anything until I burned the roof of my mouth.
The beer and soft drink selection is quite limited and over priced. I disagree paying more for a beverage in the airport than while ON the airplane, especially when it’s terrible beer. I don’t anticipate coming back again.

Perhaps it was just the hot dog I got.
We were in a rush between switching flights, when I realized I should probably get something to eat before boarding. This seemed to be the quickest option in route, and looked somewhat appealing.
They have a great variety of different flavored/​style hot dogs to choose from. They also serve beer and wine. I ended up just getting their Beer Bratwurst hot dog, perhaps to compensate for the drink that I could not have :) It comes with sauteed bell peppers and onions. The total was like $ 8 and some change.
Hot dog it self, was nothing spectacular. The «sauteed veggies» were minuscule and all wilted to a soggy, less than appealing mess. I ended up taking a fork and sweeping them off the dog into the trash. Overall hot dog was ok, but nothing worth buying again. I also only had a few bites of the bun which seemed to have picked up some seasoning from the grill, that was also less than palatable. At least the service was friendly.
If I were to come back, I would certainly give it another shot though, just choose a different dog.

Best airport food I’ve had in a while. While way overpriced like all airport places, the food is excellent (mostly different kids of sausages as the name implies).
Both my wife and I really enjoyed our sausages. And they’re pretty fast, too, which can be important at the airport.
If you’re hungry and like sausage, this is a good place to eat.

Links was fast and friendly with good tasting food. However the limited seating only allows for 6 to 8 patrons. The rest, like myself, need to get it and go.
The menu may look small at first but there’s a lot up there, and it’s actually the right amount of choices for a quick airport turn around.
I decided on the BLT with chicken sausage, thick cut bacon topped with shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes and mayo. It was dang good too even after sitting in bag for about an hour until I could open it up during the flight. The sausage was spiced perfectly, the toppings fresh and just the right amount of mayo applied to add flavor without drowning it. Although the bun was good it was rather large making it my only complaint.
The only side option I saw was the Mrs. Vicks jalapeño chips, which served me fine as they would’ve been my first choice anyway.
Cleanliness was pretty good. Especially for the activity about the place.
Overall I have to agree with my Unilocal colleagues and stick to the 4 to 5 star rating. Today it’s 4 but I wonder if I was able to eat it there hot and fresh off the grill if it would’ve been a 5? Maybe I’ll find out next time.

Great brats, well prepared with quality ingredients by small proprietors unlike the big franchise eateries in terminal C. Beats the varsity hands-​down AND they have a place to sit and win in the hipness department. Cool look and they roll some good tunes!

This was a great place to grab a bite.
I got the peppers and brat which was pretty good. The 2 people next to me were eating the the chili dog which looked and smelled delicious.
I had a nice cold beer as well.
I would definitely come here again!

Wow… This is a great meal located in the C-​gate. Owned by someone real that you can tell cares about the items on the menu.
Amazing boutique of different hotdog options. From brats, chicken dogs, to the traditional high quality Vienna all beef option. The only thing missing (Veggie Dogs) I was told was in the works to be added to the menu. I went with the Chicago dog which was worthy of being compared to the best of of the best in the Windy City. They have Jerk Dogs, New York Style, you name it. My dog was great with waffle fries that are seasoned and a great addition to any dog. They also have a nice selection of beers and my only real complaint is that there is not more seating. This place is great and am glad I found!!!

Hard to believe such good food and service can exist in an airport, but it does at Links! Highly recommended! Super friendly and helpful staff and excellent music makes it even better.

We needed something to eat while on a stopover at ATL Georgia airport. We were in concourse C and walked the entire area looking at all the menus. Nothing really stood out as different.
We decided to give Links a try. It was a small establishment with only a row of seats to eat. There was only one other customer eating. We ordered the combo meal that came with fries and a drink for $ 9.95 as well as another bratwurst for under $ 8. The chili cheese link was as expected. Can’t really go wrong it had a good amount of topping in a soft bun and flavored brat. The Chicago was a great choice because of all the extra ingredients, namely brat veggies, adding to flavor and texture.
Overall for airport fast food, this place was good. The service was fast and friendly. It was clean and music was being played to keep entertained.