I have been vegan since August, and it has been such a fun adventure to find new plant-based food…read moreoptions. I am SO thankful that I crossed paths with Devine Soups n More at the Marietta City Farmer's market. I absolutely LOVE their food and drinks. My favorites are: -The Spicy cabbage, tomato, and vegan sausage soup -The lentil meatloaf with cauliflower mac/cheeze and green beans -The vegan beef stew (made with jackfruit) -The chili -The red bean and white sweet potato soup -The fresh-squeezed lemonade All of the food is SO flavorful, but it is not too salty. I have also encouraged a number of my non-vegan friends to try their food, and they fell in love as well. Please do yourself a favor and visit them at the Marietta Square Farmer's Market, the Peachtree City Farmer's Market, or schedule a pick up from their kitchen facility. You will not be disappointed, and your tastebuds will love you FOREVER!!!

From the owner: We are a locally owned specialty food brand that focuses on offering healthy and delicious food…read moreoptions that are steeped in aromatic, Caribbean flavors.

Ok I gotta stop finding spots like this with amazing food. I'm going to be the size of a house! I…read morecould eat here everyday. The food is absolutely amazing. The goat pepper soup is hands down a fave of mine.

I ordered the Fufu & Egusi, along with Jollof rice and plantains. The worker was really nice with…read morehelping me figure out what to order. The fufu & Egusi was so good and flavorful! It was my first time trying it and the spice level was perfect. It went really well with Jollof rice and the plantains. Everything tasted amazing and I was so full after my meal. There is plenty of seating here and a very relaxed vibe at this restaurant. I also really liked that they have a station where you can wash your hands. I would definitely recommend coming here!

Don't judge the outside too much! The food is genuinely amazing and the staff is super nice! It…read moremight be a bit pricey but you get a good amount and the vegetables are freshly grown from the owner!

Great place to eat at!…read more I would highly recommend to anyone wanting to eat here! This place is great prices and ready to take and go!

You can find plenty of full scale reviews of the Marietta Diner on YouTube and across the Internet…read more It has been featured in television multiple times and is open 24/7. It even has a drive thru. My personal favorites are the gyro, the party melt, and perogies romano, but everything I've had here is consistently good. The servers are always top notch and it's constantly busy, even at midnight in a weekday. Truly a must visit if ever in the neighborhood for an authentic diner experience.

We lived in the Marietta area between 1993 and 2000 so we had been to Marietta Diner many times…read morebefore and since we were back in town for a Braves game, we hit it on a Thursday night and then again for breakfast on a Friday. Some things never change, the portions are massive and the service is quick, friendly, and efficient. I ordered a club sandwich, my wife ordered a tomato with chicken salad, and our son ordered an egg sandwich. We ordered an appetizer of onion rings, which of course was a mistake due to the amount of food in our order. The onion rings came out first. Large order with ranch dressing. Crispy and hot. They were very good. Again, I understand that is really doesn't take much to prepare a club sandwich but it was very good and the bacon was crisp and smoky. My wife and son really enjoyed their meals and spoke of how delicious they were. Again, massive portions. Friday morning our son chose the Marietta Diner again and we had breakfast. I ordered the deluxe pancake breakfast with home fries. My wife ordered Eggs Benedict, and our son ordered pancakes and bacon. Unlike many places, these pancakes don't rely upon syrup or toppings for their only taste. they are simply good. Bacon was cooked perfectly for my taste. The home fries were delicious and a massive portion. Again, I could not finish everything. Our son agreed with me on the taste of the pancakes. My wife loved the Eggs Benedict with the only complaint, one egg was cooked perfectly runny and the other overcooked. Service was fast and efficient again. If you are in the area and looking for quality food, good service, and a huge variety to satisfy anyone in your group, this is the place to go.

This was absolutely delicious…read more We came here post track meet at Marietta High. Order at the counter and find a place to sit. My son had buttered noodles. He really wanted bread and was sorely disappointed he didn't get any with his noodles. The server overheard and brought him the end pieces of the sandwiches which made my son's day! That was so thoughtful! The sandwiches were great! The diner like experience was so fun! So much to look at inside

The sandwich was like $19 and somehow still tasted emotionally under seasoned…read more And before the mob comes for me: "Yes yes yes, AUTHENTIC NORTHEAST DELI." I get it. You miss New Jersey. But nostalgia is not a seasoning. At one point I legitimately checked myself for COVID. If this is authentic then the entire state of New Jersey owes Chili's an apology.....

Cuban Diner caught my attention because I saw an ad for them on social media. Despite it being a…read morebit farther than our typical distance threshold, we decided to take our son and my in-laws out for a good Cuban lunch last weekend, and thankfully it did not disappoint. As a first generation Cuban-American born and raised in Miami and married to a Cuban man, I am happy to report that Cuban Diner is the real deal. This is authentic Cuban food that is as good as the Cuban food easily found all over Miami. We started with croquetas and mariquitas. I ordered the bistec empanizado, hubby ordered the vaca frita, my son ordered the ropa vieja, my MIL orders the palomilla, and my FIL ordered a papa rellena and tamal along with a natural guava juice. We all shared bites of our plates with each other and everyone agreed that everything was absolutely delicious. My favorite was the vaca frita, so I stole a good bit from hubby and I also loved my FIL's guava juice. Service was good, but we got there shortly after opening so we had the place to ourselves. We noticed as it got busier, service definitely slowed considerably, but there was only one server for the whole place and one more handling to go orders. The one server did a fantastic job despite being the only one for multiple tables, but I did notice one couple left in frustration when they were not attended in a timely manner. I loved that they offer a total of 3 sides with the entrees, so you don't have to compromise on sides. I really enjoyed our meal and will be back to try more things on their menu soon. I definitely recommend Cuban Diner, but urge you to pack your patience if you go when there is a crowd. The good news is that the food will be well worth the wait!

Every time we come to this restaurant for dinner it is empty, and I don't know why. The food was…read morevery good. Lechon asado had great flavor and they accommodated me by giving me extra onions. Maduros were delicious. Boiled yuca may have been the best that I have had in Atlanta. Server (who doubled as the bartender!) was so sweet and pleasant. And she made a really solid Mojito. The restaurant is in a little strip mall, and definitely is not anything fancy. But the food is good enough that you should try this place!

Amazing! I was excited to try after reading the reviews and it did not disappoint. The Paradiso was…read moreperfect and very similar to the focaccia sandwich I had it Italy. We also tried the Capri which was also very good. Plus, all the cookies and snacks and pastas to buy!! Yum. I got some biscotti and cookies to bring home. Highly recommend!

I've had this place on my list for Pizza but instead got sandwiches. I wasn't really feeling pizza…read moretoday and they feature three options which are kind of like thick focaccia bread with toppings on top. Maybe next time, and maybe a whole pie instead, as I'm not typically a fan of pizza that stays out on the counter for a bit. That's just me, I bet this is usual, so no points off to them for this. I decided to grab The Marino from their menu. I really enjoyed the meatballs. They were super flavorful, a lot better than most places. The bread they used seemed to have been more on the Ciabatta side. The texture of the bread was soft and not hard to bite into. The sauce was not doused on this, which was great for me, so I didn't get any in my beard. It said panini, but I didn't sense the bread was pressed at all. Maybe there is something different about this in Italy that I'm not aware of? The sandwich was great overall, I wish it was larger or had an option to be larger. At $9.99, I really can't complain. Coulda just gotten two. Maybe next time! :D The shop is really cool and carries a lot of Italian/EU imports. I was able to find a jar of Nutella that is imported, which if you know, imported Nutella taste different than US Nutella and comes in a glass jar instead of plastic and taste creamier. They also had lots of pastas, sauces and candies. Some Easter stuff leftover as well at the time of this post. EU easter candy is better than American easter candy. :D When you walk in, the line sort of leads to the back and you make your way up to the front. In the glass, there are various burrata's available for around $8 each. Good for making your own pizza or perhaps an Italian dish. I didn't pay attention to what milk was used, but this is Georgia, so you make do. The drinks are all canned or bottled. They had some imported sparkling waters. You can tell by the fact that the caps don't twist off and are attached to the bottle intentionally because the EU requires this to avoid pollution by people leaving bottle caps all over the place. The young lady at the counter super knowledgeable and ready to answer questions. She was very sweet and good to talk to. I came after a lunch rush, so she asked me to pick a seat and let her know so she can clean it up. Very much appreciated that. Place is a little small and not a lot of seats. If you happen to come during lunch hour, be prepared to get the order to go and sit outside or across in the park center of the square. It's very well maintained from the looks of it and would be a great picnic area. Overall, I enjoyed this location very much. I would definitely come again to try some of their other offerings.

Got the 6 inch classic chicken pot pie just to try it. It was good but I don't think it was…read moreoutstanding. Probably wouldn't go again but glad I tried it as I always see it in Marietta square.

Wow. Drove by this place for 10 years and finally gave in. The turkey pot pie is literally mind…read moreblowing. Totally worth the $13 and easily feeds two. I cook every night, but will never try pot pies again because my husband has now eaten Paul's and mine will never measure up.

We were in the mood for momos and all the reviews had recommended this place so we decided to check…read moreit out. We got the steamed veggie dumplings, the fried chicken dumplings and the sweet and sour tofu with white rice. the best dish was the tofu as the sauce was very good so it made for a flavorful dish. portion size for each entree was good but the dumplings were a bit of a disappointment. they were not bad but i have had better elsewhere nice atmosphere, quick service but average food

Himalayan Kitchen was a hidden gem and I'm really glad I made the visit…read more The inside has some cool traditional interior and the service was quick. The food was definitely the best part. We had the steam and butter curry Momo, I would definitely recommend the butter curry, and really enjoyed those and set the bar high. Both of the mains I had were even better though. The beef shabakley was super flavorful and delicious and the same can be said for the French fry chilli. I really enjoyed the experience and expect to be back!

5/5 Wimal Authentic Thai…read moreIn town for a work trip, I stopped by Wimal Authentic Thai for some chicken fried rice and spring rolls. The location is in a decent enough spot, but I'd definitely recommend locking your car doors just to be safe. The restaurant is pretty small inside, so I went with a pickup order instead. The food was made with fresh ingredients, and the chicken fried rice was solid -- nothing mind-blowing, but a good baseline Thai-style version. The portions were average, and the spring rolls were decent too. Price-wise, it was pretty standard -- not too expensive, not a steal either. Overall, it was exactly what I ordered and expected. Would I go back? Probably if there weren't better options nearby. I did try a couple other Thai spots in the area that gave bigger portions, better value, and noticeably tastier food. But if Wimal is your most convenient choice, it'll get the job done.

Love their pad see ewe and khao soi - very flavorful, just the right seasoning and spices, and good…read morequantity. Not the biggest fan of their pad Thai - too sweet, not enough other seasonings to balance it out. The papaya salad is a rock star though - crunchy, flavorful, spicy! Service can be a little spotty during peak dinner hour - the spot itself is small, and they get a lot of takeout/delivery orders. But the staff are really friendly and try their best.