The Gargantuan Food Hall In Georgia Clocks In At Over 18,500-Square Feet Of Deliciousness

Guess what, Georgians? There is a new food hall on the scene and you do not want to miss this deliciousness. Clocking in at over 18,000-feet, this food hall is likely to have all the answer you’ll need in order to quell that ever-annoying question, "so, what should we eat?" Not only do you have a plethora of different dining options at your fingertips, but you also have a few retail shops, a central bar, and communal dining all in one place. Who’s ready to feast?

This spring, a food hall in Marietta that has been two years in the making, officially opened its doors to the community.

Marietta Square Market is located in the historic town square of Marietta, Georgia, and features over 15 different restaurants and food stalls to choose from.

Many of the dining options that are in full swing showcase a varied option of cuisine from Bread + Butter Bakery to Street Taco, and BullGogi Korean to Creme de la Crepe.

Right near the railroad tracks you’ll find Marietta Square Market, behind the historic William Root House Museum.

The food hall itself is designed after an old train station, and even gives prominence to a 1922 trolley car smack dab at the center of the market.

For some, the idea of a food hall is similar to that of a school cafeteria—except in this food hall you can order frozen margaritas, delicious barbecue, sit with your favorite people, and nobody is monitoring your behavior.

Chances are, your cafeteria didn’t give you the option to choose from D’Cuban Cafe and Cousin’s Maine Lobster, right?

While food halls continue to grow in popularity, there really is no question why…

…food options galore, a community space to dine with your neighbors, and delicious drinks all in one historic spot—what’s not to love?

Address: 68 North Marietta Parkway NW, Marietta, GA 30060

Hours of Operation: Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Sunday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

To learn more about the Marietta Square Market Food Hall, visit the website or Facebook Page. Have you dined at the food hall yet?! Share with us your thoughts in the comments section!