The restaurant is only open "in season". The owner was very rude when I mentioned he needed to…read moreupdate his Yelp page. He shared that the closure was on his website and he couldn't control Google. We won't be back but it's probably a nice place to sit and sip on a cool during "the season". The view of the marina from the upper deck looked like it would be very nice.

Quaint river side dive. Clean, welcoming atmosphere. Food is served hot and fresh, with lots of…read moreflavor. Prompt friendly service. Seems like a good place to come spend an afternoon between water and jest skiing.

This is a food stand that mostly sells chicken wings and French fries. You can also get these…read moreBuffalo Wings in different sauces. As far as ordering wings, you can order anywhere from 12 to 100 wings according to their wall menu. You can get them in several sauces including garlic, Parmesan, lemon pepper, BBQ, hot and other sauces. The service here was pretty fast as my order was ready within 2 or 3 minutes like he said. Inside this food stand were two men who were waiting on every body as well as cooking mostly buffalo chicken wings. I was surprised that this place was very busy on a cold Monday evening. I think this food vendor is popular in this area. Every body seemed to be regulars except for me.

Great place the owner told me to put new number up 423-876-5944…read more 423-876-5944 new number

Incredibly nice people with amazing drinks. Highly recommend the great people over there.read more

Food truck was at Wild Leap brewery before the Atlanta United game. GREAT food - much more flavor…read moreand creativity than I expected. The jerk chicken Philly was ridiculous! A great variation! Also - love supporting a local woman-owned business. Definitely will follow 9th Ave Street Food and find them for another meal!

Are you looking for a break? Journey over to Chef Amy's Farm Fresh Foods. It's a beautiful drive to…read moreher farm and I just love that you can see the farm animals. Her stand is precious and like you are "at her home!" Very welcoming and she has lots of goodies depending on the season. I drove by today just for a break away from "life" and enjoyed it So much. Topped it off with some lavender tea cookies and lemon curd (I ate one on the way home it was so delish!) and of course picked up a dozen eggs. Stop by and see for yourself. It's worth a stop!!!

Saw this business at the Marietta Juneteenth celebration…read more I ordered the catfish and fries it was good, and seasoned very well. The lines were long at this spot and people in line stated that was their second time in line. I knew the food was good then. I got a chance to talk to the owner to get more information about the business. He informed me he only does fish. Thats his specialty. He also stated for catering purposes he does fries, spaghetti and also can make salads. I forgot to take a picture of my food, but it was well worth the money. I went on the Instagram page and saved a video from there page that they shared. Worth checking out.

My sister loves the burgers from Slutty Vegan and we saw on Instagram that they were at the food…read moretruck park, so we decided to make a detour to grab a bite. We parked next door at the gas station and walked to the park. There was no parking fee or entrance fee. We made it there about 9 and there were about 5 vendors and many tables to sit and enjoy your food. There was also music playing. Slutty vegan seemed to be the only vendor with a line. When I'm talking line, I'm talking L-I-N-E!!!! As we were waiting, we ended up getting a spiked lemonade from one of the vendors and it wasn't spiked much. Lol After standing in line for 2 hours we're getting closer to the front, and then we hear "We're sold out."

I finally made it out to the Atlanta Food Truck Park last night despite living just around the…read morecorner. I had a great time and am really glad to see this place open in my neighborhood. Atlanta is better off for having food trucks (and this park, specifically). Despite the cloudy, on-and-off drizzly weather, the park had a good turnout of patrons between 7-9pm on a Thursday night. Thanks to those who braved the elements for our UYE (http://www.yelp.com/events/atlanta-atlanta-food-truck-park-uye). The food truck/food stand lineup was pretty good: Sweet Auburn BBQ Corn-a-Cue One Love Jerk Grill Metro City Dogs Lemonade Stand WOW! Food Truck Ibiza Bites Chay J's New Orleans Candies Rouxd Food Truck King of Pops Yum Yum Cupcake Verizon also had a stand. I've been following the park's official calendar (http://www.atlantafoodtruckpark.com/calendar/) over the past month and noticed Thursday nights are the ideal weeknight (excluding Fridays) to go for the most trucks and the best selection. I suspect there might have been more trucks last night if it wasn't for the weather. I ended up trying a little bit of everything: Arepas (Venezuelan sliders) from WOW! Food Truck Beef brisket with Asian pear slaw taco from Sweet Auburn BBQ Goat cheese-stuffed fried green tomatoes from Ibiza Bites Creole pretzels and Creole popcorn from Chay J's I'll be posting reviews for each of those trucks in the next few days. If you come for dinner, I recommend coming on the early side as the food trucks only have a limited supply of items and do sell out. This leads some trucks to close early. I saw many menus with marked off items that had sold out for the day. Yum Yum Cupcakes shut down early because they sold out of their cupcakes for the day. I was pleasantly surprised to see how much seating the park had. I counted 16 large picnic tables in the main "dining" area, most with umbrellas. Each picnic table can seat up to about 8 people each. The picnic tables are located on a flat, paved surface. The food trucks are located in a large gravel lot. This lot has 4 communal standing tables and 2 additional picnic tables. So overall, this spot has quite a bit of seating, which is convenient. Also, plenty of trash cans and recycling bins to keep the grounds looking relatively clean. The park is family and dog-friendly. It can be a little loud because you're around all these big trucks and next to busy Howell Mill Rd. You can BYOB, so save money by bringing your own drinks. If you want water, I saw some trucks selling it for $1 per bottle. There is one restroom and it's a "Johnny on the Spot" porta-potty in the parking lot with portable sink outside so you can wash your hands. There is ample free parking behind the park. Turn onto Emery St, next to the Shell Station on Howell Mill, to find it. If you need more detailed directions, check out the park's FAQ here: http://www.atlantafoodtruckpark.com/faqs/. The parking lot is old and filled with pot holes, so drive carefully. I saw someone puncture their car's tire by running over a broken-off metal sign post on the ground (she was trying to make too tight of a turn around the dining area). Note that every Wednesday and Friday night throughout the summer, the park will be playing movies for free. Also, from time to time, there is live music. On the weekends, there's a food market with rotating vendors and an artists market coming soon. Overall, I'm very happy with the Atlanta Food Truck Park and definitely plan on returning.

These people are rip offs! I bought a hot dog and they charged my card $85 i didn't know until i…read moresaw my statement. They don't give you a receipt. They don't post prices and when you get up to the front of the line after you order they tell you the price. $25 for almost everything but turkey leg is $50 Their food is disgusting. No safe handling practices. They should be reported.

I hear so much about the amazingness of Food Trucks. It's a new movement! It's super-food on…read morewheels. It's the best moving delicacies! So I finally tried my first food truck at a festival. The "local, organic, healthiest food truck" slogan caught my attention so I tried Happy Belly. Happy Belly was started by a couple who couldn't find any healthy foods when they eat out. So they started their own healthy foods. 5% of their proceeds goes to Boys & Girls Clubs to help prevent childhood obesity. I tried the chicken sandwich and it was amazing! It came with gouda cheese and ciabatta bread. The chicken is free-range and it also has aioli sauce . My friend Jonathan got the Georgia Peach. I liked the pulled pork on this one, but the peach sweetness with the pulled pork wasn't my favorite. However, my chicken sandwich was 5 stars. Amazing! The chefs were awesome and man manning the window was really nice even when they were slammed and busy.

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.