Best Dinner Places to Eat in Marietta

"Grab a Bite to Eat at the Atlanta Breakfast Club In spite of its name, the nearby Atlanta Breakfast Club, just north of the Center for Civil and Human Rights across the Ivan Allen Jr Boulevard, serves not only breakfast, but also other standard American fare such as BBQ, burgers, and so much more. Join the waitlist before arriving to the restaurant if you want to avoid waiting in line for more than 20 minutes. This place really is that good!"

"Downtown can be tough when it comes to dining but, thankfully, there’s Atlanta Breakfast Club to help with morning hunger pangs. It’s also the place to go to when you want an over-the-top-breakfast that’s going to make your taste buds happy. The peach cobbler French toast with vanilla butter and the Gulf shrimp and grits with chicken sausage and smoked pepper gravy are definite winners."

"Nikki was the ABSOLUTE BEST, and we are So so grateful for the experience!!!. Anyone that comes to Atlanta, COME HERE!!"

"Enjoy some of the best food in Atlanta, overlooking one of the best views in Atlanta. Nikolai’s Roof is the epiphany of romance, with astonishing views for miles. For the ultimate night of romance, make sure you check what time the sun is setting and book accordingly."

"A post shared by Hilton Atlanta (@hiltonatlanta) on Nov 10, 2018 at 10:00am PST. Spend a romantic night out and have dinner at Nikolai’s Roof!. This sky high place does not only serve the finest meals but the finest views of the city - especially in the evening."

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"Set in a converted house in Buckhead, Aria is the perfect place for a memorable evening. With its white linens and simple, yet sophisticated traditional American dishes, it’s a slam dunk for a romantic night out. Chef and owner Gerry Klaskala and pastry chef Kathryn King are known far and wide for their eclectic gourmet fare and the restaurant continuously tops the charts as one of Atlanta’s best."

"Aria continues to be one of Buckhead’s top date night destinations. After years of serving classic, white-tablecloth fine dining, chef Gerry Klaskala remodeled his Buckhead staple restaurant to appeal to a younger generation of diners. Now it’s a bit more relaxed and casual — there’s a walk-in ready bar and lounge for drinks and snacks for an impromptu night out."

"Aria is easily one of the most romantic restaurants in the city. Chef Gerry Klaskala has a beautiful spot that exudes romance and elegance. The atmosphere sets the tone for the beautiful evening guests will have when dining here."

"While Wednesdays are specifically reserved for whiskey deals, there’s never a wrong day to sip brown liquor at the Pinewood in Decatur. Be sure to ask for the bar’s whiskey list which includes budget-friendly bourbons to wallet-busting single barrels and reserves. Flights are also offered and can be curated."

"My Midtown food recommendations aren’t as numerous because there aren’t as many casual restaurants in those areas. There are more high end and up and coming pricier ones. DaVinci’s Pizzeria in Midtown is very different from the typical Midtown restaurant."

"The famed New York burger chain is one of the more sought-after Atlanta airport restaurants on the fast-food end of the spectrum. It’s a good quick stop if you’re in Concourse A, even if all you try is one of the delectable Shake Shack shakes. Plus, you can feel good about this dining choice: The Shack recently earned an ethical honor, the Compassion in World Farming’s 2017 Good Farm Animal Welfare Awards (GFAWA)."

"Yard House features a menu of 100+ American-style dishes made from scratch daily, an extensive craft cocktail menu and the world's largest selection of draft beer with 130 different taps. There's something for everyone to enjoy for lunch, dinner or happy hour. Visit Yard House today to experience happy hour, Late Night Happy Hour, the monthly rotating Chalkboard Beer Series and amazing American-inspired dishes."

"Not only are they a sports bar, but they are a pretty classy sports bar at that, and their menu covers more than just the basic burgers and fries. They feature two happy hours, so whether you get there early or late, there will be wonderful service and food awaiting."

"My friends and I had a great dinner at Yard House following a Braves home game. The place was packed and we still got our food in decent time."

"Indian cuisine is perhaps the cuisine most naturally suited for vegan eaters, but Chat Patti’s vegetarian focus makes this spot an even better option. Their Special Chaat is a unique and sweet take on the typically savory Chaat dish, and their Vegetable Thali is a great way to grab a little taste of everything!. Avocado Vegan Cafe – Kale In coconut sauce over Rice & Beans, topped with Jerk Tofu | Photo: Facebook/avocadovegancafe"

"For over 20 years, this counter-service, vegetarian restaurant at the Patel Plaza in North Decatur has been feeding its loyal regulars Indian street foods like dosas, samosas, and biryani as well as a variety of thali platters. Chat Patti offers an expansive menu and serves generous portions, with most items under $10. A great place to order a family feast to-go."

"Chatti Patti is a counter-serve Indian restaurant in Decatur that has been loyal to Atlanta regulars for years. They are strictly anti-meat and feature some of this favorite Indian dishes. Their menu includes Samosas, Punjabi, a Veg Platter and a Patra Plate."

"The first Atlanta location of New York City’s oldest falafel restaurant, Mamoun’s Falafel, opened two months before the pandemic took hold in Atlanta. Located at the West Midtown Center complex between 17th Street and Northside Drive, expect falafel, shawarma, baklava, hummus, and baba ganoush on the menu here. Jennifer Zyman says not to skip the seasoned fries served with a garlic dipping sauce."