The area around the Garnett MARTA station isn’t the most developed, but with people coming and going on Greyhound buses, finding a place to eat before or after a trip can be a necessary part of the journey. See the list below to view your options.

South Downtown Restaurants

The Original Jamaican Restaurant
Closest to the Garnett MARTA station, the Original Jamaican Restaurant features Caribbean and Jamaican food in a casual setting. Sandwiches, salads, jerk chicken and fresh vegetables are some of the menu highlights. Exit the MARTA station on Trinity Avenue and turn right and walk about a block.

Subway
If you keep walking on Trinity Avenue past the Jamaican restaurant, you’ll reach Subway if you need a quick sandwich.

Mama Mia’s Pizzeria and Italian Grill
At the Subway, turn left on Central Avenue to reach Mama Mia’s Pizza and Italian Grill. Another casual dining spot, you can order pizza, salads, calzones, wings, subs and more. Walking time is about 8 minutes.

Or take the main exit out of the station to Trinity and cross over the street to enter Broad Street. Walk a block and turn right on Mitchell Street for:

Unique Pizzeria
For a quick pizza, wings or a sandwich, head to Unique Pizzeria.

Fred’s Place
Fred’s place offers home-cooked breakfast or lunch with Southern meats and sides.

Castleberry Hill Restaurants

Near the Garnett MARTA station is the Castleberry Hill neighborhood across the freight railroad tracks, though use extra caution when walking here from the station. Take the Trinity Avenue exit out of the station and turn left on Trinity (which turns into Peters Street SW) and walk two to three blocks for:

Baltimore Crab and Seafood
Walk another block past Cloud IX for this seafood spot.

Blu Cantina
Next to Baltimore Crab and Seafood, this Mexican spot has tacos, burritos and fushion-flavored wings. Walking time is approximately 11 minutes.

255 Tapas Lounge
The 255 Tapas Lounge has a large variety of sandwiches, specialty burgers and salads.

The Spinning Pie
Pizza is the specialty at the Spinning Pie, and you can also order sandwiches, salads and pasta.

Or turn left on Trinity, right on Haynes Street and left on Walker Street for:

No Mas! Cantina
This large Mexican spot has a festive atmosphere along with a large food and drink menu. Walking time is about 11 minutes.

Bottle Rocket Fine Food and Beverage
Next to No Mas! is Bottle Rocket, an Asian fusion restaurant and sushi bar.

Drink Art
In addition to organic liquor and beer, you can order vegan Thai food off Drink Art’s menu.