Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Marietta

"Murphy’s is one of Atlanta’s most loved restaurants, and has been for more than 30 years. The acclaimed restaurant brings in crowds of locals and visitors with their perfect combination of high quality food, amazing service, and comfortable atmosphere. Their chefs successfully create American contemporary food that focuses on fresh and local ingredients."

"Murphy’s has been one of Atlanta's most beloved restaurants for 34 years. Located in the heart of stylish Virginia-Highland, Murphy’s is the long-standing hub of neighborhood camaraderie and the choice destination for visitors. The restaurant draws crowds with the perfect combination of a homey setting, outstanding food, and courteous service."

"Murphy's is a classic and welcoming Atlanta institution that is a must-go spot for any visitor. In the middle of the Virginia Highlands neighborhood, Murphy's is a combination rest..."

"Nakato Japanese Restaurant is the oldest Japanese restaurant in Atlanta, having opened its doors some 45 years ago. The location of the restaurant is on Cheshire Bridge Road and it specializes in serving traditional sushi and teppanyaki dishes in the hibachi dining style. It is also has a rich menu for steaks and seafood, and it promises an above-average Japanese dining experience."

"Located just north of Midtown, family-owned Nakato Japanese Restaurant has been blessing Atlanta with sushi and other Japanese cuisine since 1972!. You can’t go wrong ordering any of their traditional street foods or sushi. Website: Nakato Japanse Restaurant"

"Family-owned and operated Nakato is Atlanta’s oldest Japanese restaurant at over 45 years old. Located on Cheshire Bridge Road, come here for traditional sushi as well as teppanyaki dishes and hibachi-style dining. Reservations highly encouraged."

"Just celebrating their 25th anniversary, this bakery (with a Va-Hi and Dunwoody location) keeps customers coming back year after year for a taste of the delicious selections. Known for its high-quality, made-from-scratch collection of baked goods, cakes, pastries, gourmet sandwiches, freshly prepared foods, fine cheeses, chocolates and more, the eatery is an Atlanta gem."

"Challah, Country French, rye and croissants are done to perfection. Named after owner, Alon Balshan, Alon's opened in 1992 Inspired by specialty markets in Europe and New York, Alon brought a full service gourmet market to the Virginia Highlands. Later, Alon's expanded to include a line of Artisan cheeses Wines and secialty food items."

"Alon’s markets haven’t skipped a beat after transitioning to takeout and delivery via UberEats. Both the Morningside and Dunwoody locations offer full take-out menus ready for curbside pick-up, including Alon’s extensive selection of desserts. Pre-order Passover and Easter desserts here, too."

"I love the open space and decor at this cute cafe near Atlantic Station!. This restaurant has delicious brunch options and small bites featuring Southern comfort foods. Plus, they serve speciality and seasonal espresso drinks and pastries."

"Among Atlanta’s top Black history sites is the Madam C.J. Walker Museum, which honors the life and accomplishments of Madam C.J. Walker, a laundress who became the first self-made Black female millionaire. She started her own cosmetics and hair care company, selling her own products door-to-door, through the mail and at her franchised beauty shops for African American women. If you want to know more about Madam Walker, watch the Netflix series, “Self-Made” staring Octavia Spencer."

"Over 35 acres just east of Downtown Atlanta, the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park is dotted with places tied to Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement in Atlanta. By the King Center for Nonviolent Social Change you can pay your respects at the tomb of MLK and his wife Coretta Scott King, which sits at the centre of a reflecting pool, with an eternal flame burning close by."

"You can’t talk about Atlanta without mentioning its significance to the Civil Rights Movement, and Martin Luther King Jr. played a major role in that. His “park” celebrates his legacy with museums, monuments, archives, resource centers and other important and informative places of interest regarding his life and his cause. The centerpiece of the park is the tomb of Dr. King and his wife."

"Spreading over 35 acres, this revered historic park includes the birthplaces of the hallowed civil rights leader, the Ebenezer Baptist Church where he preached and the gravesite of Martin Luther King, Jr. It is a must-see site for anyone visiting Atlanta. 450 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta | 404.331.5190 | Distance from Hotel: 9.1 miles"

"This small museum documents history from an African-American perspective, including exhibits on African cultures, art and science; slavery; and the history of Auburn Avenue and the achievements and contributions of Atlanta’s African-Americans to the city’s life and growth. Groups of 10 or more need to schedule a guided tour in advance (there is a small discount on ticket prices for groups). Individuals and smaller groups follow a self-guided tour of the museum."

"Set right in the heart of the city, this facility offers a beautiful insight into world history from an African-American’s perspective. You and your kiddos will love the displays on the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Africa as well as the history of the city’s neighborhoods. Teenagers 15 years and above are more likely to enjoy this experience than the younger ones."

"Located in the historic Sweet Auburn district, the APEX Museum is devoted to African-American history. Older elementary children and teenagers will appreciate exhibits on Africa, the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, and the history of Atlanta neighborhoods. A post shared by DIRTZIRE Rest KillaKeeb/Soul (@dirtzire) on May 3, 2017 at 4:52am PDT"

"The Atlanta outpost of this nationally-renowned Italian steakhouse chain is the place for some of the best lunch in town. A colorful antipasti menu features favorites like Kobe bee..."