Patios and outdoor dining in Marietta: the Square and beyond

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

Outdoor dining in Marietta is concentrated on and around the Square: sidewalk tables on North and South Park Square, a cluster on Mill Street and Powder Springs Street, and the big patio at Marietta Square Market. Outside downtown, patios are scattered along Whitlock Avenue, Canton Road and Cobb Parkway North.

How we made this list. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Marietta’s city limits that list outdoor seating, the same data behind our business directory, plus places whose own website says they have a patio or outdoor seating. Each was checked against its own website on Oct. 6, 2026. Where a place has no website, or its site would not load for us, a 2026 record in the Georgia Department of Public Health inspection database confirms it is operating. Outdoor seating can close for weather; call ahead. 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

On the Square

Australian Bakery Cafe, Bottega Italian Market & Pizza and Taqueria Tsunami are on South Park Square, and their OpenStreetMap records list outdoor tables. Australian Bakery Cafe bakes meat pies, Bottega is an Italian market with pizza, and Taqueria Tsunami serves Asian-Latin tacos.

Mac’s Chophouse says it offers lunch, brunch and dinner with outdoor seating on the Square. A few doors down, Mac’s Raw Bar serves oysters and seafood, with a happy hour Sunday to Thursday.

Sugar Cakes Patisserie & Bistro, Three Roses Tavern and Willie Rae’s Social House are on North Park Square. Sugar Cakes serves breakfast and pastries, Willie Rae’s serves daily brunch and Cajun-inspired lunch and dinner, and Three Roses is a tavern; its site blocked our request, and an April 13, 2026, inspection record confirms it is open.

West Park Sports Club on West Park Square is a sports bar with draft beer and bar food. Its site posts no hours.

Marietta Pizza Company is on Whitlock Avenue at the Square, serving pizza, subs and wings.

A block or two off the Square

Marietta Square Market on North Marietta Parkway is a food hall with an expansive outdoor patio and indoor communal seating, its site says. Its stalls include Forno Vero, El Jalisco, Smokehouse Q, PONKO Chicken, Pita Mediterranean Street Food and Roxy’s Burgers.

Cool Beans Coffee Roasters and Stockyard Burgers & Bones are on Mill Street. Cool Beans roasts coffee in the old train station and says it has a courtyard; Stockyard serves burgers, smoked ribs and whiskey.

Antika, Kiosco Marietta Square and Sully’s Steamers are on Powder Springs Street. Antika has no website; a Sept. 22, 2026, inspection record confirms it is open. Kiosco opens at 10 a.m. most days, and Sully’s, a steamed-sandwich shop, lists outdoor seating and breakfast.

House of Lu, behind the Strand Theatre, has a seasonal patio, its site says. Tuesday Coffee & Shoppe is on Church Street, The Marietta Local on Roswell Street, Season on Lemon Street and Sessions Stand on North Sessions Street. The Marietta Local’s site blocked our request; a March 30, 2026, inspection record confirms it is open.

Farther out

Derek’s Cafe on Canton Road and Crooked Tree Cafe on Cobb Parkway North serve breakfast and lunch. Douceur de France on the South Marietta Parkway loop is a French cafe and bakery, and Mr. Tombstone’s Coffee Emporium is farther along the loop; it has no website, and a March 26, 2026, inspection record confirms it is open.

Hoboken Cafe and Marietta Perks are in the Whitlock Avenue shopping centers. Jerusalem Bakery & Grill is on Franklin Gateway; its site blocked our request, and a May 19, 2026, inspection record confirms it is open. The Rusty Barrel Bar & Grill is on Powers Ferry Road; its site also blocked us, and a June 4, 2026, inspection record confirms it is open.

Related lists: wings, pizza, Mexican and Tex-Mex, barbecue, breakfast and coffee, burgers, sushi and Asian, ice cream and desserts, bakeries and every list by category. Also: dog-friendly places, brunch, the Marietta Square guide, the business directory and restaurant inspection scores.

Frequently asked questions

Where is there outdoor seating in Marietta?

Most of Marietta’s outdoor seating is on and around the Square: sidewalk tables on North and South Park Square, Mill Street and Powder Springs Street, and the large patio at Marietta Square Market on North Marietta Parkway. Whitlock Avenue and Canton Road have more.

Which restaurant on Marietta Square has a patio?

Mac’s Chophouse says it offers outdoor seating on the Square, and the OpenStreetMap records for Mac’s Raw Bar, Three Roses Tavern, Willie Rae’s Social House, Sugar Cakes, Australian Bakery Cafe, Bottega and Taqueria Tsunami list outdoor seating.

Does Marietta Square Market have outdoor seating?

Yes. The food hall at 68 N. Marietta Parkway describes an expansive outdoor patio as well as indoor communal seating. It is open 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday to Thursday and 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday.

Where can I eat breakfast outside in Marietta?

Derek’s Cafe and Crooked Tree Cafe, both north of downtown, Sully’s Steamers on Powder Springs Street, Season on Lemon Street and Sugar Cakes on North Park Square all list outdoor seating and morning hours.