Marietta Square Market

Marietta Square Market brings food hall dining to the edge of downtown Marietta, a couple blocks from Glover Park and the streets that frame Marietta Square. Located at 68 North Marietta Parkway NW, the market occupies a renovated warehouse-style space with indoor seating, patio tables, a central bar, and a 1922 trolley car parked in the front. The trolley connects the building to Marietta’s streetcar past, back when rail lines helped move people between Marietta and Atlanta.

The setup is simple. Guests order from individual restaurant stalls, then meet at shared tables inside or outside. The format keeps things easy for families, friend groups, office lunches, date nights, and visitors exploring the Square.

The restaurant lineup includes wood-fired pizza from Forno Vero, Korean dishes from BullGogi and One Korean Bistro, ramen from Momoiro Ramen, Thai food from Shai Karr, Cuban sandwiches and coffee from D’Cuban Cafe, barbecue from Smokehouse Q, Mediterranean plates from Pita Mediterranean Street Food, chicken from PONKO, burgers from Roxy’s Burger, sandwiches from Philly & Wrap, Asian bowls from Fried Rice Master, New Orleans flavors from Café Bourbon St., vegan food from B.A.D. Gyal Vegan, sweets from Das Sweet Treat, and drinks from Tiny Bubbles Tea Bar.

The market is also part of Marietta’s Entertainment District, which means adults can purchase beer, wine, or cocktails and take them to go in a plastic cup. Drinks need to stay inside the district boundaries, so this is not an invitation to wander halfway to Kennesaw with a margarita and a dream. Used correctly, it adds a relaxed option for visitors who want to sip while exploring Marietta Square.

That mix is the market’s main strength. Visitors can eat from several kitchens in one stop without splitting up the group. A family can order from three counters and still share one table. A couple can start with cocktails, split pizza, grab dessert, and walk toward the Square after dinner. A lunch break can be quick without the need for fast food.

Marietta Square Market also fits well with the rest of downtown. The Square already has long-running traditional restaurants, pubs, bakeries, coffee shops, delis, steakhouses, and gourmet grocery. The market adds a casual dining option near the center of it all, with enough variety for repeat visits and enough seating to make it a good choice during busy downtown days.

Parking is another practical advantage. The market offers two hours of free parking with validation in designated lots, which helps first-time visitors avoid the downtown parking shuffle. It is a small detail, but small details matter when hunger has entered the chat.

Marietta Square Market is located in a convenient spot, making it easy to work into almost any visit to Marietta. Stop in for a quick lunch. Linger over drinks on the patio. Grab a beverage, then walk to the Square. Eat dinner before a show. Marietta Square Market offers plenty of options under one roof and an easygoing atmosphere that keeps people coming back.

Marietta Square Market welcomes visitors from 11 am to 9 pm on Sunday through Thursday and from 11 am to 10 pm on Friday and Saturday. Additionally, the market is family-friendly and pet-friendly on the outdoor patio, making it a great destination for all to enjoy.

Restaurants:

• B.A.D. Gyal Vegan (Vegan Jamaican) – 111
• BullGogi (Korean fast casual) – 112
• Café Bourbon St. – 109
• Das Sweet Treat (German baked goods in the front trolly space) – 119
• D’Cuban Café – 116
• El Jalisco – 106
• Forno Vero Pizza & Bar (wood fired artisan pizza) – 114
• Fried Rice Master – 113
• Momoiro Ramen (formerly Momo San Ramen) – 104
• One Korean Bistro (Korean with a modern twist) – 101
• Philly & Wrap – 107
• Pita Mediterranean (street food) – 108
• PONKO Chicken (Asian fusion) – 103
• Roxy’s Burgers & More – 102
• Shai-Karr Eatery by Thaicoon (Thai street food) – 115
• Smokehouse Q (formerly Grand Champion BBQ) – 118
• Tiny Bubbles Tea Bar – 117

Hours:
Sunday through Thursday from 11 am to 9 pm
Friday and Saturday from 11 am to 10 pm

On Saturdays from 9 am to noon, the Marietta Square Farmers Market and the Marietta Square Artisans Market are open in the parking lot next door.  The Root House museum and gardens is also next door, open Wednesday through Saturday from 11 am to 4 pm.

Address:
Marietta Square Market
68 North Marietta Pkwy NW
Marietta, GA 30060

Directions from Marietta Square Market to Marietta Square:

Marietta Square is a short 3 minute walk from the Marietta Square Market. When you exit the front door of Marietta Square Market, turn left/head south towards Mill Street. Turn left at Mill Street and continue for about 1/10 of a mile to Marietta Square. While on Mill Street, you will first cross the railroad tracks and then pass Thaicoon, Stockyard Burgers and Bones, and Paul’s Pot Pies.

Directions from Marietta Square to Marietta Square Market:

From the northwest corner of Marietta Square (intersection of Mill St. and Church St.), head west away from the Square on Mill St. towards the railroad tracks. On your right you will pass Paul’s Pot Pies, Stockyard Burgers and Bones, and Thaicoon before crossing the train tracks. Continue past the tracks and then turn right on Denmead St. just before you get to North Marietta Parkway.