Breakfast and coffee in Marietta: the Square, Canton Road and more

Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Breakfast and coffee in Marietta cluster around the Square, where six cafes and coffee bars are within a few blocks. Canton Road has two more north of downtown, and the chains, two of them open around the clock, are on Cobb Parkway and Cherokee Street.

How we made this list. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Marietta’s city limits, the same data behind our business directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 6, 2026. D’Cuban Cafe is also listed in the Marietta Square Market vendor directory. Where a place has no website, or its site would not show us its hours, a 2026 record in the Georgia Department of Public Health inspection database confirms it is operating. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to correct your entry.

The list

The places

Australian Bakery Cafe on South Park Square bakes Australian meat pies, sausage rolls and desserts, and posts a to-go menu.

Café Clément roasts coffee and sells beans and subscriptions online, with free pickup at its Marietta cafe. Its site gives no street address or hours; an Aug. 31, 2026, Cobb County inspection record confirms the cafe on Canton Road.

Cool Beans Coffee Roasters roasts its own coffee in the old train station building on Mill Street, a block off the Square, and sells beans by the pound.

Crooked Tree Cafe serves Southern breakfast with house-smoked meats, biscuits and a bar of family-recipe jams and jellies.

D’Cuban Cafe inside Marietta Square Market serves Cuban sandwiches, desserts and Cuban coffee, the market’s listing says.

Derek’s Cafe on Canton Road calls itself a neighborhood restaurant and coffeehouse serving an American breakfast and brunch menu since 1984. It takes online orders.

Dunkin’ on Powder Springs Street has a drive-through, its location page says.

IHOP on Cobb Parkway South lists itself as open 24 hours.

Marietta Perks in the Whitlock Avenue shopping center is a coffee bar serving what it calls handcrafted coffee.

Mr. Tombstone’s Coffee Emporium on South Marietta Parkway has no website. A March 26, 2026, inspection record confirms it is open.

Phyllis Brunch is in the Cherokee Street shopping center with Panera and Tropical Smoothie Cafe. Its site would not load for us; a July 23, 2026, inspection record confirms it is open.

Season on Lemon Street describes itself as a chef’s kitchen for breakfast and lunch. It is now closed every Monday and Tuesday.

Sessions Stand on North Sessions Street bills itself as coffee, pastry and community. It stays open into the evening Wednesday to Saturday.

Starbucks is the chain’s I-75 and Windy Hill Road store. Its store page would not show us hours; a Sept. 29, 2026, inspection record confirms it is open.

Sugar Cakes Patisserie & Bistro on the north side of the Square pitches itself for breakfast meetings, brunch and coffee, and makes custom cakes.

Tropical Smoothie Cafe on Cherokee Street opens at 7 a.m. on weekdays.

Tuesday Coffee & Shoppe on Church Street pairs specialty coffee with seasonal food and a small retail shop. Free two-hour parallel parking is on Church Street, it says.

Waffle House No. 494 on Cobb Parkway South is open around the clock.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get breakfast in Marietta?

Derek’s Cafe on Canton Road opens at 6:30 a.m. on weekdays, Crooked Tree Cafe on Cobb Parkway North serves 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily, and Season on Lemon Street serves breakfast and lunch Wednesday to Sunday. IHOP and Waffle House on Cobb Parkway South are open 24 hours.

Where can I get coffee on Marietta Square?

Cool Beans Coffee Roasters on Mill Street, Tuesday Coffee & Shoppe on Church Street, Sugar Cakes Patisserie & Bistro on North Park Square, Australian Bakery Cafe on South Park Square and D’Cuban Cafe in Marietta Square Market are all on or a short walk from the Square.

Which Marietta coffee shop opens earliest?

Dunkin’ at 1101 Powder Springs St. opens at 5 a.m. Monday to Saturday, and Marietta Perks on Whitlock Avenue opens at 6 a.m. on weekdays. IHOP and Waffle House on Cobb Parkway South never close.

Is there a 24-hour breakfast place in Marietta?

Yes. IHOP at 179 Cobb Parkway South and Waffle House at 920 Cobb Parkway South both list themselves as open 24 hours, every day.