Restaurants Near the Peachtree Center MARTA Station
There are plenty of restaurants to choose from near the Peachtree Center MARTA station. With major hotels, offices and tourist attractions in the area, the bustling station is good option for dining out in downtown Atlanta.
Things to Know
- Many restaurants near the station cater to tourists and have average ratings
- A food court is connected to the MARTA station for inexpensive meals on the go
- Don’t miss the annual Downtown Atlanta Restaurant Week to sample some of the top restaurants in the area
Recommended Restaurants
- Aviva by Kameel (Mediterranean, in food court)
- The Food Shoppe (Creole, breakfast)
- Alma Cocina (Latin American)
- Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken (in Peachtree Center)
- Sway (in Hyatt Regency)
- Ted’s Montana Grill
- Hsu’s Atlanta (Chinese)
- Truva Turkish Kitchen
- JP Atlanta (New American in Hotel Indigo)
- Polaris
- Aamar Indian Cuisine
- Amalfi Pizza
- Farmers Basket
- Streatery (hot dogs)
Directions + Other Places to Eat
Mall at Peachtree Center
Before you even get to street level, the John Portman exit out of the station takes you to the Mall at Peachtree Center where there’s a large food court. You’ll also find Gibney’s Pub within the mall.
Peachtree Street West
Peachtree Street is right above the MARTA station and a variety of places to eat can be found there, from an Irish pub to gourmet restaurants. After exiting the fare gate at the station, follow the signs to Peachtree Street West for easy access to:
- Ray’s in the City (Seafood)
- Meehan’s Irish Pub (Pub)
- Sweet Georgia’s Juke Joint (Southern)
- Sun Dial Restaurant, Bar and View (American)
- Durango (Steakhouse)
- Fire of Brazil (Brazilian)
- Jalepeno Charlie’s (Latin/Mexican)
- Terrace on Peachtree at the Ellis Hotel (American)
- Corner Bakery (Café)
- White Oak Kitchen and Cocktails (New Southern)
Peachtree Street East
Follow the signs to Peachtree Street East from either the Ellis Street or John Portman exit to reach the following restaurants:
- Hard Rock Café (American)
- Hooters (American)
- Atlanta Grill at the Rtiz Carlton (American)
- Alma Cocina (Latin)
- Sway in the Hyatt Regency (Southern)
Andrew Young International
Andrew Young International Blvd. travels to Centennial Olympic Park and Pittypat’s Porch (a Southern restaurant) in the west, but in the other direction you’ll find numerous places to eat. From the station, take the John Portman Street exit off the train platform and follow the signs to Peachtree Street East. Turn left at street level and walk less than a block to Andrew Young International Blvd. (Hard Rock Café is on the corner). Turn left on Andrew Young International Blvd. for the following restaurants:
- Azio (Italian)
- Tin Lizzy’s Cantina (Mexican)
- Metro Café Diner (American)
- Truva (Mediterranean)
Peachtree Center Avenue
Parallel to Peachtree Street and just a block away is Peachtree Center Avenue. The Marriott Marquis is located here, along with several restaurants. From the station, take the John Portman Street exit off the train platform then follow the signs to Peachtree Street East. At street level, turn right along Peachtree Street, right on Harris Street/John Portman Blvd. and then left on Peachtree Center Avenue for:
- Morton’s the Steakhouse (Steakhouse)
- Pacific Rim Bistro (Asian/Seafood)
- Sear at the Marriott Marquis
- High Velocity at the Marriott Marquis
Or after exiting the station, turn left on Peachtree Street and left on Andrew Young International Blvd. to reach Peachtree Center Avenue for closer access to:
- Hsu’s (Chinese)
- Benihana (Japanese)
- Agatha’s A Taste of Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre (American)
- Quizno’s (Sandwiches)
Fairlie-Poplar District
West and south of the station toward Centennial Olympic Park are additional places to eat. Use the Ellis Street/Peachtree Street West exit for the shortest walk to:
- Sidebar (American/pub food)
- Slice (pizza, pasta)
- Ted’s Montana Grill
- Olympic Pita (Mediterranean)
- Waffle House
