Fine dining, bakeries, and loungey wine bars — Marietta has it all
If you’ve never ventured OTP (outside the perimeter) for a meal in Marietta, you’re missing out. The historic enclave is a masterclass in repurposing, with modern steakhouses occupying Civil War-era structures and a much-loved metro Atlanta food hall, serving everything from Cuban cuisine to Korean fried chicken, in a restored train depot. The walkable Marietta Square, lined with old-school comfort food eateries and exciting soon-to-open restaurants, adds a dose of Southern charm city dwellers can get behind. Whether you’re craving a smoky rib rack, a creative brunch, or no-frills flavor from overseas, here are the best restaurants worth a drive to Marietta.
In our first guide to Marietta restaurants, Sarah Bisacca selects a range of everything from fine-dining at Spring, a deep wine library at Marietta Proper, to a bakery where Keith Urban has placed an order. The restaurants are listed in geographical order from north to south. …