Quaint little spot at the bottom of Kennesaw Mountain. Family owned opened only for…read morebreakfast/brunch. My food was delicious. Had the breakfast burrito with chorizo sausage. Although there was a lot of people service was quick. If you are in Kennesaw stop in!

They have changed somewhat from our previous visit. You order at the front and take a number to…read moreyour table. The food is good especially if you get a biscuit. The other food I had didn't impress me. The inside of the place is open and bright. Has seating outside as well. I will return until I can find my go to breakfast/bruncn

After a night of serious drinking while visiting the Atlanta area, I made a journey to Marietta (…read morejust somewhere I wanted to see )..... I was still feeling pretty worn out and I needed a pick-me-up so I went searching for Coffee - Luckily I found EDEN Smoothies... I went in and met Anna ( who if friggin fantastic ) - I explained my plight - I needed energy quick and Anna totally hooked me up She made me a Ginger / Vanilla Protein Combo Smoothie and not only did I feel better- it tasted EXCELLENT!!! Anna is very cool and we had a great conversation - Anna has the same last name as the owner of one my favorite Italian Restaurants in NYC What an awesome person to meet and Anna really knows the benefits of the Healthy Smoothies she prepares for you The store itself is immaculately clean and they have these top-notch blenders that look like something from the future .... I also met Anna's co-worker who was super-cool also and I wrote her name down, but ( like an idiot ) I left the paper in my rental car ‍. Anyhew - get in there for a smoothie - Say Hi to Anna and friend, You will LOVE IT ‼ HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

After a good morning of working out and walking through the noonday trail I opted to get a smoothie…read moreinstead of caffeine. Ordered the Goliath. Very banana/peanutty with chocolate. Just a personal preference of mine. I am not a chocolate person in my smoothies or granola bar. But I need to say this was pretty good. It did do some waking up as a result from the protein. I probably didn't read the menu completely but it appeared that all they had were chocolate flavored protein drinks. The shop was pretty zen, all but one lightbulb that was out. Comfortable sofa, hospitable team, with a calming white zen environment. I will be back next weekend to ask if they have anything g else that's not chocolate

The food quality/taste to price ratio here is absolutely excellent! Let me start by saying no, this…read moreis not a gourmet Chinese restaurant. But what this is is a tasty, quick, and fantastically prices place for quick lunch or dinner. This is one of those quick Chinese restaurants that charges by the scoop ($1.25 per scoop to be exact). But that one scoop tends to be 3 scoops of fried rice and 2 to 3 scoops per entree. A tub of hot and sour soup is also 1 scoop and 3 crab rangoon is 1 scoop. The serving size per priced scoop is VERY generous here. On top of the generous servings, the food...isn't bad. It's down right tasty. My favorite is the pepper chicken! So if you're in the area and need a quick lunch, give this place a try.

I don't know if I've ever left or felt the need to leave a yelp review before, but man.... having…read moreeaten at this establishment and the location in Lawrenceville for a long time, the changes instituted with the new year have been a pretty big letdown. I don't know if Asian Express has new owners or what, but I truly hope that the owners take reviews like this and any possible dip in business to heart and see the error of their ways. Firstly, they got rid of their sushi. it was cheap, but good and I enjoyed it. Secondly, this restaurant that was widely and affectionately known as a "dollar scoop" or "scoop spot" is no longer such. Where they use to charge $1.50/scoop up until last year (and, typically, quite generous scoops that required your plate's lid to be pushed down to close it), they raised it to $2/scoop later in 2025. My traditional Saturday night order of lo mien, two scoops of honey chicken, two scoops of veggies and an order of teriaki chicken skewers (so 6 scoops, basically) came to 12 dollarydoos and change, up until the most recent changes that went into effect with the new year. Now, they no longer charge by scoop, but rather by "plate size", with the "large" plate costing 15 dollars and only being 4 scoops. I forget what they were charging for the teriyaki skewers à la carte now, but whatever it was, I think my "large" plate plus a side of skewers was either just shy of or just over $20. As a little cherry on top of this disappointing sundae, the servers must have been instructed to start being very strict with their scoop sizes, because not only was my "large" plate fewer scoops than I normally get, but the servers seem to be very, shall we say, conservative, with their scoop sizes. Very small portions. I think I counted literally like 15 little bites in my 2 scoops of honey chicken, pretty much halving the generous scoop sizes I'm sure accustomed to. So yeah, tl;dr version is that what use to be a cheap but very good fast food takeout place has, in the span of a few months, more than doubled their prices while also reducing portion sizes. Not cool. The value of the food at Asian Express has always been a huge factor in making it my weekly go-to Chinese take-out spot. I get that the economy is bad right now and inflation is through the roof, but man is this all very disappointing. Bottom line, if this once cheap but very good Chinese spot is going to cut back on quality *and* quantity while also raising their prices to the same level or higher than the Chinese place I had previously been going to since high school, I may as well go back to patronizing their business instead... and I have.

Great staff and seasonal items! We go there for quick lunches and pick-me-ups all the time.read more

The pimento cheese had large (1.5 inches) chunks of cheese and was flavorless I bought frozen…read more meat balls. They were discounted 15%. They would have probably been good if they were had not been freezer burned Very disappointing

We came down to the area for a Braves game. We were looking for something to eat in downtown…read moreMarietta. We were going to try another place, then we spotted this food hall. We are happy we did! We love a food, hall! And this one was great. we made the rounds that had a hard time deciding what to get! My wife ended up with the euro for one of the places. It was great. I got some redneck lasagna from the barbecue place, a burger from Roxy's, and some chicken from the Japanese chicken finger place. And then we ended the evening with some Flan from the Latin booth. Everything we got was really good We will be back soon with our kids to try out all the different places!

We met friends at around 11:30 a.m. on a Saturday to grab lunch here. When we arrived, there was…read moresome sort of farmers' market type event, so the parking lot was pretty full. About the parking: the food hall is located adjacent to the railroad tracks on the opposite side from Marietta. This is fine unless there is a train. Even then, it appeared they had a pedestrian walkway over the tracks, but we didn't use it. The lot itself is public and appears cobbled together from where they razed former buildings. There are more like 3 - 4 separate lots that are interlinked at odd places. I think 2 of them were not joined at all, so depending on how close you want to park, you should try the lot with an entrance in front of the food hall. Payment was via texting a number or an app. They talked about validation, and I made 2 attempts to do that. One involved letting them see my location (which purported to give me 2 hours for free) and the other involved scanning a QR code at various locations in the hall (which took me to a web page for auto parts...). You can park here for 2 - 3 hours for somewhere under $9 at worst. And so, we finally enter the actual food hall. It is sort of a maze of indoor 'alleys' where you find restaurant counters, plus a main indoor plaza area with seating and more restaurant counters. You can check the website for specific places, but they had burgers, pizza, sushi, gyros, Cuban sandwiches, Asian bao buns, a coffee place, Cajun food, some dessert-oriented outlets, etc. There is enough variety to please most any party. I was planning on getting a Philly, but the place I went had a special on a gyro-and-fries for $11, so I went with that. It was good. Others in our group got a selection of buns, gumbo, and sushi. Everyone seemed to like the food. As for seating, they have a large number of cafeteria-style long tables in the main plaza. It was crowded, but we were able to immediately find space for 4 people without feeling crowded by the next group down the table. Saturday around noon after youth sports events may be their peak time, but I don't know. While Marietta has plenty of restaurants, if you want a possibly quicker and cheaper option while visiting, this place may be worth checking out.

Excellent Brazilian food at a great price. The service and ambiance were also remarkable. Highly…read morerecommended!

Service was amazing. Staff was knowledgeable and friendly. The place was clean and welcoming. We've…read morebeen multiple times and enjoyed the food. It's still good. There's plenty to share or have leftovers.

I've been here a few times now, including my most recent visit this month, and every experience has…read morebeen consistently enjoyable.I usually order the Choice Platter with a half rack of ribs and chicken, along with baked beans, mac and cheese, and the jalapeño cornbread. The ribs are always tender and flavorful, and the chicken is cooked well. It can be a little dry at times, but the BBQ sauce takes care of that. The baked beans and mac and cheese are both delicious, and the jalapeño cornbread is always a great choice.I've also tried the stuffed jalapeños and the hand-battered mushrooms. The stuffed jalapeños were hearty and very tasty. The mushrooms were okay, but I probably wouldn't order them again unless I was sharing with a group. They're served whole, and I think cutting them in half would improve the batter-to-mushroom ratio. The batter could also use a little more seasoning, as the mushrooms make them taste a bit bland.Service has been a little slow each time, but the waitresses have always been friendly, welcoming, and attentive, which makes the experience enjoyable.Overall, the food has been consistently good, and I'll definitely be back whenever I'm in the area.

I've driven by this place many times while visiting family in town, and it's always packed around…read moredinner time. Our son and DIL recently went and had a good experience and asked if they could take us -- and who is going to turn down BBQ?! We went in around 5:45pm on a Saturday and got seated quickly, but the place filled up pretty quick after us. Ayla (?) was our server, and extremely sweet and knows that menu! We did have two flies buzzing around us in our corner which were quick and we only eventually killed one of the two -- part of the reason for the 3 and not a 4. Two of us ordered the ribeye, one got the chopped brisket, and one got a salad with chicken. The ribeyes were tasty, they just lacked the marbling found in a good steak at that price. (Another reason for the 3) And the chopped brisket was more shredded and wasn't as moist as you'd expect -- even after asking for some fattier pieces. (Final reason for the 3) sides were good -- TONS of onion rings/straws, delicious mashed potatoes and green beans. Overall: server was great, minor improvements needed on the food, and something needs to be done to deal with the flies INSIDE the restaurant.

Nice to find a poke spot that's fresh and quick service order at the table. I enjoyed the bowl. It…read morewas a good size. Definitely give them a try. They're right near the Gabriel's bakery.

Stopped by here to grab something after getting a pedicure. It's a cute little spot that offers…read moreindoor seating and ordering via a kiosk or at the counter. I got the salmon hibachi lunch special which was good besides the rice was a bit mushy. I also got a California roll and crunchy roll which were both really good and fresh. The vegetable spring rolls and miso soup were also really good. I ordered via the kiosk but when I had a question the young lady at the front came right over to assist. I plan on trying them out again. Everything came in a cute reusable bag and was packaged well.