Things To Do
Canton Street
Walking distance from our venue is Canton Street, the heart of Roswell. Not only are there a bunch of awesome shops, bars, and restaurants but it’s also open-container. Have fun…but not too much fun!
City Springs
The Sandy Springs town center with beautiful outdoor areas and fun restaurants. Our favorite places here are Cafe Vendome, The Select, and The General Muir. You can also check out some other fun restaurants nearby like Okiboru and Clay’s Sports Cafe (Joey’s favorite wings).
Avalon
This bustling shopping center is full of great stores as well as a movie theater and some tasty treats like the Bocado burger and Jeni’s Ice Cream.
Roswell Mill Waterfall
Visit the waterfall for walking and hiking trails, and some beautiful historic (don’t laugh, European friends) bridges and mills. A great place to relax or get the blood flowing before dancing the night away with us!
The BeltLine
Atlanta’s only walkable stretch... we love to grab a drink or bite at Ponce City Market, Krog Street Market, Nina and Rafi, Beetlecat, and Alici. Or you can just enjoy the walk and get some steps in before the wedding!
The Battery Atlanta
The Braves may be out of town on our wedding weekend, but the Battery is still a blast. Enjoy a beer and some BBQ at the Fox Bros Terrapin Taproom, some nachos at Superica, or pizza at Antico. Maybe even try your luck riding the bull at PBR (fun fact - this was the place where Joey first asked Maddie out).
Chattahoochee Food Works
An in-town ATL food hall with good parking? Only at the Works! Home to 20+ awesome food spots. Our personal favorites are the margs at Taqueria La Luz, the mac and cheese at Delilah’s Everyday Soul, and the Cuban sandwiches at Cubanos ATL. But if you go there and don’t bring the bride and groom cookies from Munster Cravings, consider yourself uninvited.