Marietta Square Market Information

Marietta Square Market at 68 North Marietta Parkway NW is a food hall in Historic Marietta Square, not a single restaurant. Opened in 2019 inside a revitalized warehouse near the railroad tracks, it brings together more than 18 eateries with indoor communal seating and a large outdoor patio. The lineup stretches from wood-fired pizza and Cuban food to ramen, Korean dishes, barbecue and vegan cooking. First visit? Pick two different vendors and share,the variety is the main reason to come.

What Is Marietta Square Market Known For?

Marietta Square Market works best as a choose-your-own-meal destination for groups. One person can grab ramen while someone else orders pizza, barbecue or Mediterranean food, then everyone meets at the communal tables. Current vendors include Forno Vero, D’Cuban Cafe, Momoiro Ramen, One Korean Bistro, PONKO, Smokehouse Q and B.A.D. Gyal Vegan. The market also hosts events and has both indoor and outdoor dining.

A state tourism listing places average entrée pricing broadly in the $1–$9 and $10–$19 ranges, though each vendor sets its own menu and prices.

What to Eat at Marietta Square Market

Forno Vero’s wood-fired pizza is the first pick for pizza lovers. Its Neapolitan-style pies use double-zero flour and San Marzano tomatoes, producing the thin, blistered crust and soft center associated with this pizza style.

Momoiro Ramen suits anyone who wants a full bowl rather than snack-hopping. Ramen noodles are the centerpiece, with starters such as gyoza, edamame and pork buns available alongside them.

D’Cuban Cafe is the move for Cuban sandwiches and coffee. Choose it when you want something handheld and savory rather than a heavier plated meal.

Smokehouse Q covers the barbecue craving with smoked meats and traditional savory sides. It works especially well when the rest of your group wants cuisines that have nothing to do with barbecue.

Das Sweet Treat is worth saving room for. Its specialty is Quarkbällchen,fried German pastries made with quark cheese, giving them a fluffy interior, lightly tangy flavor and doughnut-hole-like format.

Food, Service & Atmosphere Review

Visitors repeatedly praise the range of food choices, group-friendly setup and lively atmosphere. Reviews also highlight the convenience of trying several vendors in one trip and having both indoor and outdoor seating.

The tradeoff is that this is a multi-vendor food hall, so food quality, portion size, value and service naturally vary by stall. Busy periods can also make the shared-space experience feel less relaxed.

Is Marietta Square Market Worth Visiting?

Yes,especially for groups that cannot agree on one cuisine. Come for variety rather than a single destination dish. It works particularly well for families, casual lunches and mixed groups because everyone can order independently and still eat together.

FAQ

Is parking available?
Yes. The official market currently offers two hours of free parking with validation.

Can you eat outside?
Yes. Marietta Square Market has an expansive outdoor patio as well as indoor communal seating.

Are there vegetarian or vegan choices?
Yes. PONKO offers tofu tenders, vegan patties and vegetarian sides, while B.A.D. Gyal Vegan is a dedicated vegan vendor.

Is Marietta Square Market the same as the farmers market?
No. Marietta Square Market is the permanent food hall at 68 North Marietta Parkway NW; the Marietta Square Farmers Market is a separate local market.

Business Info

What People's Say About Place

This food hall is phenomenal for all it offers. I’m quite new to the Cobb County area, but I have frequented the Atlanta Metro a multitude of times. Krog Street and Ponce City markets are enough to bring someone to the beautiful city of Atlanta. They are that awesome. All that to say, I had no idea I would have a slice of that down the road when I moved to Marietta. First trip to the market, and I’m impressed to the fullest. Great food options, great atmosphere, perfect location.

A great variety of food. This place was very popular even in a Sunday. They do validate parking as well. I had the falafel starter and it was very good!

A great short, full of wonderful and unique restaurants!! My Cuban sandwich was terrific! My son's brisket was moist and delicious! And there are so many other choices. Definitely going back.

A very nice food court/market. It’s a chilled atmosphere where you can drink or order food from various food places ranging from Chinese, Japanese, Cuban, vegan, barbecue, American, etc. You get a bit of everything yet nothing is mind blowing. That being said, I did enjoy the Japanese ramen the best. It’s more authentic too & while it tastes great, the serving size imo was kinda small for the price. The barbecue place suffers from the same issue. It’s not the taste but the size that’s disappointing. Still, there’s nothing wrong with the food here & is a crowd pleaser. Just don’t expect top restaurant quality of portions & even taste. It’s fast food type imo, it’s unique tho but there to get you quick food nonetheless.

Me and my wife had to go shopping to the Sam's close by and could not decide what to eat. I was super excited to find that Marietta has a food hall! There are so many options to choose from inside. We wandered for about 45 minutes before we could decide. An boba tea place, egg roll place, a sushi place, pizza, Cuban, burgers, Italian. Plenty to choose from. You have to pay for parking, but if you eat there you get 2 free hours. I decided on BBQ at smokehouse. I got the rib + meat platter. I chose chicken as the second meat. There was a little bit of a wait as the two side I ordered were beans and mac and cheese and they had to make more. Overall liked the BBQ. My only thing is for just having made the Mac and cheese, it was not all too hot. But still the food was good! I wish they had cornbread as an option. The bread they give you is just untoasted slice of white bread. Both the ribs and the chicken were very tender and flavorful. I was actually surprised by the amount of flavor in the chicken. Alot of places is usually bland (not in a bad way, just no flavor). The baked beans and mac and cheese were good. I think the mac needed a bit more salt (noodles felt a little under seasoned) My wife ate at Pita. She got the falafel and harisa(I know i did not spell that correct) salsa with pita chips. That salsa was delicious. I would definitely recommend that. My wife also got a Boba tea next to the Smokehouse. She really liked it as well. I dont remember which one she ordered. Overall it is a great place to come with friends and family so that everyone can get what they like and hang out to eat. There is a pizza place in the center with a bar as well. I look forward to being back and trying a different place next time

We really enjoyed this place. Basically indoor food court. First off the atmosphere was great and everybody was seemingly having a great time. A wide variety of food choices is there, from barbecue to New Orleans style Cajun food to Asian food and more. We had the New Orleans restaurant catfish. The food was seasoned great and the portion was generous. Also had some barbecue. A brisket sandwich and brisket chili, both was excellent. They even had a singer right outside the door, performing. Paid for parking right out front, roughly $4.

A friend did their birthday here on a Monday night. Great choice. Several food options to choose from New Orleans style and yep beignets, BBQ, pizza , Rice Bowls… Seating area had TVs to watch games. Parking was easy because it was a Monday but probably pretty tough on weekend Enjoyed it and will be back

We absolutely LOVE the vibe in the Marietta Square Market. It seems to attract so many people from so many cultures, older and younger. The food is amazing omg so many different choices! It’s sooooo awesome and everyone is so nice and friendly!

Marietta Square Market