Marietta Travel Guide

 dustmon Says:  Located near the Hyatt Suites, this place just opened with a groupon, and I have been there twice now---the therapists are great and the massages are relaxing if you want, or invigorating with a firmer touch. Recommended. 

 doug48 Says:  the marietta welcome center is a good first stop when in marietta. the welcome center is located in the historic 1898 marietta train depot. at the welcome center you can get information about hotels, restaurants, and the historic attractions of marietta. 

 BruceDunning Says:  The museum depicts the time of Andrews and group that stole the train-General from the Confederates; the famous manufacturing plants and old time stores in town; the arms used in the wars, and many other sites. The building was a manufacturing plant for knitting, then a... 

 dustmon Says:  There is a local farmer's market here at the Marietta Square every saturday morning starting around 8:30 AM in the summer, normally selling out around 11:00 for the local items. There are locally grown vegetables, fruits, and other items such as soaps, homemade jerky,... 

 BruceDunning Says:  It was different and mostly good. The pasteries and meat pies are the theme, with an Australian flair. There also is baked cookies and many cans of unique goods. Prices are $4.50 and$9 range for a meal and drink and chips The steak/cheese pie was good. 

 dustmon Says:  Just opened in Marietta right across from the Confederate Cemetery, this small spot has delicious pastries, breads and other French imported goodies, also a great breakfast/lunch spot with omelets, french toast, french eggs benedict, and lots more....Run by a lovely French... 

 dustmon Says:  This is right on the square and humming during the saturday farmers market. They have omelets, waffles, crepes and other breakfast goodies changing to soups and sandwiches and more for lunch. Especially nice to sit outside and watch the market bustle!updated august... 

 dustmon Says:  A good but not fancy place for a family Italian meal, or a date night. There are coupons available in the local papers and they also have an early bird special dinner price. Full bar and no TV's----kid friendly and not too expensive.Veal, pastas, salads, sausages and... 

 dustmon Says:  Brother John has a sandwich/Po-Boy shop behind a Citgo Station on Powder Springs St. It used to be the car wash, and now sells homemade po-boys with catfish, whiting, shrimp, oysters, or whatever. They are huge and can feed 2 easily---the bread is delicious and his tasty... 

 dustmon Says:  Wolf Camera has expert help for questions about non-working cameras, digital help, printing, batteries and almost anything you would need for your cameras. They also have daylong classes for those needing more information. Batteries, cameras, cords retail 

 dustmon Says:  Clothes and shoes with a rugged outlook, for men, women and children, a large showroom with lots of lighting and parking. Free shipping with $100 order and web deals on jeans and more..... clothes and shoes retail 

 dustmon Says:  They have autograph signings here on occasion and sell autographed memorabilia from this store location in the Avenue at West Cobb. Lots of Georgia Bulldog items, but all sports represented. Ga Bulldog helmets, cards and autographs retail 

 dustmon Says:  Since my fave store for books, Borders, went out of business, B&N is the only other big box store for book lovers. Located at the back of a strip shopping center, The Avenue at West Cobb off Dallas Hiway. If they dont have it, you can get it on their website. books retail 

 dustmon Says:  These folks have a booth at the Marietta Farmers Market on Saturdays until October, selling fresh homemade cheese, including Brie, Feta, Mozzarella and more---also goat cheesesReally good and fresh!Their main shop is in Sandy Springs---227 Hildebrand Dr 30328...