Virginia Highland / Morningside

Breakfast with Santa raised another $8000 for local fire stations…

Travis is a server at Doc Chey’s Morningside who is also persuing a career as a nurse. After being diagnosed with lymphoma cancer in 2014, he decided to go back to school to become an oncology nurse.  He hopes to Read more…

May 16-22.  Mention “Pride” when you dine & 25% of your purchase will be donated back to help fund the Atlanta Pride Festival.  Dine often for lunch, dinner, take-out & catering at Doc Chey’s, Dragon Bowl, or Osteria 832.

Whether you’re road tripping or globe trotting, pack a Peace Love Noodles shirt for a snapshot at your destination. Submit your pic to be included in Doc’s travel photo gallery, and if we really dig it, we may just reward you Read more…

We’ve revitalized our Tea Bar menu with six new organic hot teas. Each tea boasts a unique and delicious flavor profile and is chock full of nutrients designed to keep you healthy and thriving during the autumn and winter seasons. Read more…

Here’s a quick Q&A to help you get to know one of our new(ish) managers, Jordan Ruff: You look familiar.  Where do we know you from? Doc Chey’s, of course! I’ve been working for Doc Chey’s for a little over Read more…

It’s official. The Atlanta City Council’s approved list of projects for the $250 million Renew Atlanta Infrastructure Bond includes $600,000 to renovate Fire Station No. 19, located in the heart of Virginia-Highland. Station 19 is Atlanta’s oldest operating fire station Read more…

We are proud to announce that HomeGrown Charities — the charitable arm of Doc Chey’s, Dragon Bowl and Osteria 832 — has surpassed the $200k mark! We aim to make our neighborhoods a better place to live through fostering good Read more…

Order a 22 oz. SweetWater Second Helping beer.  Both SweetWater AND Doc Chey’s are donating 100% of our profits to The Giving Kitchen, an awesome local organization that helps restaurant folks experiencing catastrophic emergencies.  

The Results are In! The annual Doc Chey’s race, Morningside Mile, broke fundraising records again this year, raising $17,400 for Atlanta’s oldest fire station, Virginia Highland Fire House 19, doubling last year’s donation and bringing the grand total to more Read more…