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** Attention: Support the Development of Peace in the Southeast **
Rameshori Buddhist Center's Annual Fundraising Dinner is on Sunday, May 18, 6pm at Anthony's Fine Dining in Buckhead. Reserve a table for you and your friends.

OR, purchase one or more of our annual raffle tickets. Prizes include a romantic weekend getaway at a B&B in the North Georgia Mountains, an EcoTrip to a coffee plantation in Nicaragua, Braves tickets, movie tickets, restaurant gift certificates, and much more. Tickets are only $3 for one and $12 for five.

Read our review by the Atlanta-Journal Constitution Hours of operation: Mon: Closed Tues - Fri: 9am - 9pm Sat & Sun: 10am - 3pm Place your take-out / to-go order by phone: 404-256-2100 We are a FREE WiFi hotspot Find out about specials and events by joining our email list Volunteer Here!

The vision of the World Peace Café is to serve nutritious and tasteful vegetarian food in a peaceful, warm, and gracious environment that is reflective of the Buddhist principles of loving kindness and respect for all living beings. The café uses natural food products and organic locally grown whenever possible. The café also serves a variety of specialty and organic teas.

The World Peace Café provides a relaxing, serene environment that is ideal for enjoying a healthy meal, working quietly on a laptop, reading a book, or chatting with friends over tea. It will feel like a true sanctuary in the midst of a busy stressful world.

Volunteer Spotlight: Seth Nathanson

Name: Seth Nathanson Age: 51 Occupation: Chef, World Peace Café Favorite World Peace Café Dish: Mushroom Stroganoff Recently, you transitioned from a part-time volunteer to our full-time head cook.  What have been some of the challenges you have faced during this transition?  What have been some of the rewards of your new role? The biggest challenge I have faced is that there is so much to learn, in a very short time.  In addition to learning the recipes, and keeping up with the food inventory, I'm trying to work the changes we want to make to help us serve more people, faster.  Some things we've tried have worked, others have teetered on disaster!  The important part, for me, is to remember that there will always be things going wrong, but if I focus on the positive, they are not problems for me.  I can smile at myself, patiently accept the situation, and be excited about trying the next thing. You have been a volunteer at the World Peace Café since our early days, including during our planning and build-out phases.  What created your initial interest in volunteering for this project, and what has sustained your interest over the past two years? The Café is a wonderful project on so many levels!  On the surface, instead of supporting Rameshori Buddhist Center by asking for donations directly from the public, we work hard to provide them with healthy, good tasting food, in a peaceful, loving environment.  Dig deeper, and you find sincere spiritual practitioners developing humility and patience through service to others.  Look even further, and there's the opportunity everyone is given, just by walking through the door, to be touched by their experience, and develop their own sincere wish to learn more about why we are here.  World peace truly develops one person at a time. Hey potential volunteers.... Have a summer break or summer vacation? If you'd like to spend part of your time this summer volunteering with a great community of volunteers at the World Peace Cafe, just contact our volunteer coordinator, Chris Byrne, at info@worldpeacecafeatlanta.com. You can choose to volunteer as much or as little as you like; we have available shifts seven days per week. NKT Practitioners Outside the Atlanta Area: Consider a working holiday this summer at the Cafe. We'll be happy to give you free room and board, plus access to all of Rameshori's classes and events, in exchange for 35 hours of volunteering per seven days.