Location: Marietta
Top Restaurants in Marietta
Top Things to do in Marietta
- 1. Marietta Square
- 2. Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park
- 3. Sope Creek Trail
- 4. Marietta Museum of History
- 5. Marietta Confederate Cemetery
- 6. Earl Smith Strand Theatre
- 7. Marietta Welcome Center & Visitor's Bureau
- 8. Six Flags White Water - Atlanta
- 9. Marietta National Cemetery
- 10. Gone With the Wind Movie Museum
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Marietta Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Marietta
Marietta in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Takeout. Discover best restaurants in Marietta with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Things to do in Marietta
1. Kiosco
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 223 reviews
Zip: 30064
Reviewed By Wilfredovr - San Juan, Puerto Rico
Excellent place to go if you are around the Marietta Square. You just cannot go wrong eating here especially for the price that you pay. I recommend the "Picada" or Picadera" -grilled steak, chorizo, chicharron, chicken plus the works (sides), plantains or rice and beans!!!. OMG! everything was great!!
2. Cuban Diner
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 206 reviews
Reviewed By Jef N - Chattanooga, Tennessee
The owners are so nice and the food is awesome. These are simple Cuban dishes made with family recipes...clearly made by people who love Cuban food. Awesome.
3. Taqueria Tsunami
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 579 reviews
Taqueria Tsunami was created to bring you all the great flavors from the Far East and South of the Border to your plate. The idea behind the concept was a vision of delicious Latin-Asian fusion food served in a fun, contemporary atmosphere.At Taqueria Tsunami we only use the freshest ingredients and never sacrifice quality, from offering all natural tortillas with no preservatives, to our cocktails made with fresh fruit. We take pride in our culinary excellence and believe our unique menu sets us apart from your typical taqueria.
Reviewed By Schwahlbee
Yum yum yum!!!!! Highly recommend - we look forward to returning these empanadas are filled with the short rib and they were amazing. The tacos are shrimp tempura, bbq short rib, Mahi and chicken. They were all very good. Garbanzo salad and Couscous salad are served cold but a great accompaniment to the tacos! Very friendly staff too.
4. Moxie Burger
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 161 reviews
Fabulous neighborhood burger place!!
Reviewed By Bernard H - Atlanta, Georgia
Secluded in residential East Cobb county, this burger joint is truly a find. We were celebrating a farewell for my fiancé’s coworker and really enjoyed this spot. You walk up to place your order and can get somewhat overwhelmed with all of the different options especially if there is a line behind you. You can either build your own burger or order a specialty burger that’s already on the menu. Instead of building my own, I ordered the Moxie Burger - angus beef, pimento cheese, fried green tomato, bacon, Moxie sauce and I added onion straws. Bomb! I also got the 50/50 option for my sides with half fried pickles and fried zucchini. To die for. I live within the city but I could see myself visiting this place again. Also, the beers are cheap. They don’t serve liquor but they do have a good wine and beer selection. Staff was very friendly and the patio is kid and dog friendly.
5. Mountain Biscuits
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 197 reviews
Breakfast & biscuits
Reviewed By Bill O - Kennesaw, Georgia
First visit after recently moving to the area. No wait staff. Order at counter, pick up your own food, pour your own drinks, and clean up after yourself. On a positive note, the biscuits were good. I don't like being critical but I expected more based on high reviews prior visiting.
6. Thaicoon and Sushi Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By coberg - Marietta, Georgia
We ate delicious fresh sushi at the sushi bar. The sushi chef is polite , friendly and knowledgeable and takes pride in his work.
7. The Red Eyed Mule
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By Amy H - Fort Mill, South Carolina
I’m a big fan of TripAdvisor reviews and Yelp...found this on the short list in Marietta and decided to drop in on my way out of town with my boys. Small footprint, cozy, and well-run with genuinely kind and customer-centric staff. The food prep was quick, the grits were fantastic, bacon crispy, and the biscuits well-loved by all. Recommended...we will be back.
8. Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Lovetowrite333 - Atlanta, Georgia
A friend introduced me to this place saying it was amazing! I left thinking it's ok. It's very busy and I don't get what all the hype is about. Service was good but I have had better seafood for a better price.
9. Seed Kitchen & Bar
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 593 reviews
Seed Kitchen & Bar is a chef driven, modern American neighborhood restaurant by Chef Doug Turbush located at Merchant's Walk in East Cobb. The expansive boutique wine program provides cherry picked wines at incredible values. Mixologists stir up vintage and modern takes on cocktails, and American and International Craft beers are on tap in this vibrant, sleek and modern setting designed by Ai3.
Reviewed By Barbara K - Marietta, Georgia
Cozy to sit at the bar to have dinner. Great ambiance and delicious food! Friendly, helpful waiters and bartenders.
10. West Cobb Diner
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 330 reviews
New local restaurant that opened up in the old Atlanta Bread Company location. Excellent food at a reasonable price.
Reviewed By georgiagirl09 - Marietta, GA
We stopped in for a quick bite to eat. This restaurant was originally an Atlanta Bread. That was a really long time ago and I have been a cheerleader for the West Cobb Diner. Tomato pie, fried pickles, meatloaf, Turkey and dressing and pimento burger are long time favorites.
Well on this occasion things did not go well. The restaurant was not crowded like usual. It had been about 4 months since we had been there so I was looking forward to meatloaf which is a comfort food for me. I love their meatloaf and I have ordered it through the years.
The waitress brought me 2 meatballs. I told her that I had not ordered that but that I had ordered meatloaf. She was rude and arrogant and told me it was meatloaf. We began to argue over what the stuff was. She said it had always been meatballs like that. I told her I had eaten there for years. She cut me off, talked over me and told me to order something else. That girl was probably in elementary school when I started eating there. I refused to order something else because I had my mind set for the meatloaf and the exchange with the rude little waitress girl ruined my appetite. My husband ate his dinner while I watched which wasn't an enjoyable experience for either of us even though his Pastrami sandwich was good.
I went home and ate a bowl of cereal. I wish I could have that time back. I regret not eating at the nearby Arby's.
I don't know if I will ever go back. If I do it will be a long time, if they are open. Which is why I am sad to write this. I lost one of my favorite restaurants.
