Roswell Junction

As a Roswell native, I was anxious to see how a former church I attended as a child had been transformed into a trendy food hall. Parking was adequate and I found a spot immediately near the front at 12:30 on a Thursday. Several selections. The pizza stall looked good but the guy behind the counter only shook his head and scowled when I asked if they served pizza by the slice. I stopped by the seafood counter that was advertising a lunch special shrimp wrap with a side Caesar salad but was told the Caesar salad was not available. I asked if there was a substitute side item and just got a blank stare like I had two heads. I moved on to "Pretty Little Tacos" where I ordered the lunch special of two chicken tacos with a side of yellow rice, and a drink for $14.95. I still tipped even though the food isn't served and you have to get it at the counter when it's ready. That was fine. I also noticed the 100 health score which was a draw. As I approached the counter when my food was ready, two workers behind the register were exchanging CIGARETTES that were laid out and being counted on the counter near the food prep area. I was shocked and so grossed out I had a hard time finishing my lunch, even though it tasted good. Not going back. Don't recommend it.

Just spent a couple hours here with some family friends for an early dinner. All the food was great, lots of options. The birria tacos were the highlight, surprisingly good! We also had a lobster roll, a sushi order, and a kid’s chicken tenders plate, all good and well prepared. Kids had a great time playing ball with all the other kids in the yard area.

This place as a foodhall alone is great but add to the fact that there is an area in the back that has a full stage for live music elevates as a great music spot as well. I came for the food and stayed for the band. Bandx played that evening and I got drinks from the bar and danced on the dance floor. I will definitely be back. Nice Roswell gem.

This is such a cute spot for friends and family! There is a massive bar in the central area, and another in the back, called the Garage. That area actually has a stage for live performances. There is a great selection of food and drinks. I'm impressed with the bourbon selection, too! Alexis, at the bar, is super sweet and gave us plenty of recommendations for food and cocktails. Many spots to hang out for the kids, including an outdoor area and a small arcade in the back. Fun games and activities are planned for different holidays.

Awesome food hall! Lots of great lunch options to choose from and a nice bar in the middle of it all. Cool vibe and something for everyone

Wow! The food was so good. I loved that my family could all pick something they wanted, and we could enjoy the outdoor space and hear live music. The $5 margaritas were excellent - better than some of the $15 skinny ones at local restaurants.

Enjoyed some Mediterranean food at this interesting concept establishment. It is a hang out spot, bar, entertainment venue, and lots of food options rolled all into one space.

Came here with a couple of guys I work. This was the first time we tried coming here which we all thought it was a good place to go and maybe chill or hangout. The food prices at all the restaurants inside are WAY overpriced. I’m not sure if this place will stay in business due to this. I got a chicken sandwich w/fries and a fountain drink and it cost $20.00. The food we ordered was good but the portion size could be a bite bigger considering the price. The reason for three stars for service is because you order your food with whatever place you want to eat and that is the only interaction you have. You have to fill up your own fountain drink, grab napkins, get up to get your food when it’s done, and then drop off your tray when you are done eating. I can see parking being an issue during peak hours. Not a ton of parking but at least it is free. I say if you want a cool experience definitely try this place once but again, the prices are a bit to high for my taste.

I won't go back ever again. I never seen so many rude employees. I lived all around the USA the shorter girl is terrible. She foreign , and she need to be working somewhere overseas. I own lot places , and tell tons of the people the experience was terrible.v. This waste of space in Roswell, and need to shut down immediately.

The reviews seem to be about individual restaurants and not about this food hall at large, which is frustrating to see because it's a great spot. There's a good variety of food options, tons of places to sit and hang out both indoors and outdoors, giant wall to wall television screens to watch games on, etc.. It's a fun addition to Roswell.

Went to Mad Daddy's authentic Philly cheesesteak. Awesome food. Staff was very friendly. This place has it all including Philly sports for viewing. Sit outside or in. Bring your family and pets.

I like the concept here but, the execution is way off. Food halls are great but, need to have the space to house it. They don't have the space of Chattahoochee works or Halcyon so everything feels very tight inside. I think this place would be better if they took out the food stalls to create additional room and bars. Use the outside for food trucks. The weather in Atlanta is good for 8 months out of the year. Food truck pricing tends to be more of an affordable option as well. Found the service to be lacking at the food stalls. No one seems to be ready to take an order. Maybe they prefer online/app ordering.

Went three times- Tried Taco and Asian restaurants- the food was good but very pricey. I paid $20 for a taco plate that doesn't come with a side. I was still hungry after. You get a lot more for your dollar on Canton Street and can get served at a table instead of cafeteria style. I was excited to try breakfast at a Thousand Hills, but the potato bowl was $18 after I added egg and sausage and tasted like frozen potato's tossed in the microwave which I'm pretty sure is what they did. There was no good seating on the evenings I went, because every room had kids running through and screaming. If they could make at least one area kid free I would consider trying again to just get a drink and listen to music. But all in all, it was high priced, noisy, and not an enjoyable atmosphere.

I LOVE the place, location, aesthetic.... All of that. My boyfriend and I went to the shawarma shack and first of all there was a line and we couldn't get the worker's attention. They were goofing off- which like I get it they're teens but- there's a line and we are all trying to get your attention, ya know? My boyfriend got the chicken was super dry. I saw that in other reviews as well. I had the falafel and it was actually really good and so were the fries. I want to come back cuz I love shawarma, but I think that some work needs to be done here

Sad to see negative reviews of Roswell Junction but I had a great experience on my first visit. There are 7-8 Resturant options, 2 indoor bars and a cute outdoor bar. Lots of indoor and outdoor first come, first serve seating options, a small arcade room, performance stage. Free parking(Be sure to look for parking in the rear of the building) and valet is offered as well. We chose to Across the Coast Seafood and enjoyed a Salmon Ceasar Wrap and Fish & Chips. Service here was great at both Across the Coast and at the Bar. Roswell Junction is a nice add to Roswell. It's a clean, casual space. Will definitely return and try some of the other food options and just hang out.

I had seen rave reviews about this place as it's a new hot spot in town. When some family came for a visit this week, I figured it would be the perfect time to check out Roswell Junction since it seemed like a good idea to have a variety of options under one roof. Parking was okay as there were a few spots available even though it was technically lunch time. Upon arriving inside, though, I was immediately underwhelmed. It felt like a mall food court without the mall. There are several stalls selling various food option on one side and a big bar on the other. Running along the middle area are the tables. The layout was not appealing. It felt very cafeteria like and the vibe from the people working the counters was not open or inviting but rather more awkward. I feel like maybe if anybody had engaged us while looking at the menus or even just said hello, maybe we would have felt differently. We walked around to each stall to peruse the menu offerings and when we convened back together, everybody was in agreement that nothing seemed particularly appealing. The burger place and the cheesesteak place were the only two options that I would have ordered from had we decided to stay but I'm glad we decided to leave. While some menu options seemed okay, I wasn't thrilled with the prospect of paying upscale prices for what was clearly a mediocre experience at best. Obviously since I didn't actually try anything, I can't speak to the quality of the food. Based on my self-guided tour of the place, however, I am not a fan. If I am not interested in even ordering from here, then I won't bother coming back and certainly can't recommend it, which is a shame because I really wanted to like it.

we went for the music and the bar in the back. It was awesome. Bathrooms are clean. Music was good and the singer worked the crowd closes at 11 ... seems

Roswell Junction is a new up and coming spot in the Roswell! Conveniently located right next to Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee, this place has it all--delicious food, craft drinks, live music, and a fun, vibrant atmosphere. Whether you're here for a night out with friends or a family outing, there's something for everyone. The space is massive--12,000 square feet of pure entertainment. With 7 unique food concepts, you'll never run out of options, and there are plenty of gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian choices to satisfy all diets. The three bars, including an indoor/outdoor bar, are perfect for grabbing a drink while you enjoy the live performances on stage. They also have a great selection of games and TVs, so it's a perfect spot for hanging out or catching the big game. What really sets this place apart is the atmosphere. The friendly staff, lively crowd, and all the fun events make it an exciting spot to visit any day of the week. Plus, there's a fantastic green area for kids to play, and coming soon--an arcade! And did I mention FREE PARKING? It's the cherry on top. If you're in the Roswell area, make sure to check out Roswell Junction. It's quickly become my go-to spot, and I can't wait to keep coming back!

First time trying this place out and decided to go with ramen. I have had ramen from all over and have never been disappointed, but on today's date the Flying Fish became the first. The ramen noodles were over cooked, chewy, and had the similarities of rubber. The pork pieces were small and burnt, and the broth was just outright distasteful. For $18.00 l expected the ramen at the Flying Fish to be superb (I have never paid over $15ish for ramen) but unfortunately the ramen was indeed below par. On the other hand, the tuna roll was very tasteful, probably because the ramen was a disappointment. If visiting the Flying Fish I would avoid the ramen but this is just my personal opinion.

Love the atmosphere!! It's definitely a spot worth checking out! Glad Roswell Junction is only a few minutes away from me!

I've been there 2 x. Had the cheese steak (Mad dads)both times. Lol. Excellent. My date had the taco's from PLT and they were fantastic. So food quality is good. Pricing: a little high. Looks like $18 is the minimum. Service. Self service. You order at the individual restaurants.There are RJ employees that pick up finished trays and glasses. It's a big kids place early hours. After 7pm it gets more chill.

This place has FINALLY opened and I will no longer be wasting my time and money at Canton Street anymore. Super cool place. Great food and ambiance. Very nice entertainment venue as well. Large patio and plenty of free parking.

What a great addition to the Roswell food scene. Lots of options with a flovor for everyone. Super pumped on how this turned out

Had $28.00 lobster rolls not near comparable to what we get on vacation! Guess not fresh lobster by look and taste. Sauce skimpy. Not at all hot as advertised. Seems location is a big meeting place. Could not get served at bar. Stood for 20 minutes with 2 ladies tending. Never got a cocktail. Not impressed. Place new and wish them well, but we like good food and service. .

This review is less about the place as a whole and more about the restaurants inside of it. I came here before 9:30 on a Saturday and was informed that all of the restaurants were closed! Online, because I checked before I came, they say they closed at 11 pm on Saturdays. Yet, here I am without food because everything shut down an hour and a half before. I was told that the food here was good and I was looking forward to trying it. The website has the restaurants, their names, menus, and hours, and NONE of them say they close before 11 pm on Saturday. I am sad, hurt, and hungry. EDIT: the taco place was open (pretty little tacos) but i've had that plenty of times and wanted to try a different spot.

CLEAVER-says "cocktail sauce" on menu but they don't have it. Shawarma Shack- 80% lettuce. Cold dried pita bread and chicken. SUPER unfriendly, have guts to ignore customers Flying Fish- zero friendly, unpleasant cuts of salmon and no wasabi in $16 poke Flourish Cafe- breakfast sandwich was gas station level..why..

My first visit and decided to eat at Mad Dads Philly. The Philly cheese steak was meh, the quality of the steak was good but under stuffed. Certainly over priced for what I received. Taste was decent but the cheesesteak to bread ratio was just way off, if your use to a traditional Philly. Service was really good though people were nice. I like the concept of this social food court but it the food missed the mark on this visit. I like the bar and the stage in the back of the food court though I didn't stay late enough to hear the band play. Overall concept I really cool, I'll give it another try but I don't think the Philly will be an option next visit.

Overpriced food court junky food. Terrible layout - they are trying to appeal to everyone from grandpa to young families, to the live music bar scene, and fail all the way around. When they have live music, they expect you to pay for every chair in the place, plus "standing" room at the bar. No kidding! They sell tickets for standing room at the bar!! Went once and won't be back. Here's a tip, Roswell Junction - stop nickel and diming your patrons. Your food and drinks are overpriced and expecting people to pay for standing room is a load of crap.

Small portions. Ramen was terrible. Chicken fingers were burnt. Philly was ok. Gyro was meh. Very high priced and slow considering. Second attempt

Cleaver is ok but over priced. Not worth it. I ordered a burger, tater tots and a coke. The Clever burger was your typical burger. Nothing special,

Was excited to visit this new place, but we had to abort as there is NO parking. We circled the parking lot for 15 mins and finally decided to leave. If your facility is not accessible then you will not grow.

We have been looking forward to trying Roswell Junction. It was about 8:15 PM on a Thursday night when we arrived. I know it's past dinner time but the food stations looked like everything had been sitting around since lunchtime. My husband chose the chicken Shawarma bowl And chose to not have any toppings because they were dried out, and just looked horrible. I chose the taco place and I got the chicken nachos. They were average in taste, but they were cold. There were a lot of details that added up to the rating. The price was nowhere near value for what we received. The nachos were $18 or $19 and change without the tip. As we were leaving, the place where you leave the trash had Ppl's Ramen noodles and food all over the edge of the receptacle. It looks like there was nobody walking around cleaning up anything after people. The back room where the band set up is was more full, but there were definitely a good amount of people in the center as well. This was extremely underwhelming, which is sad because we were looking so forward to having a place like this in the area. If you were just gonna have a beer and watch a basketball game on the big screen, it might be fine. The feeling was just that it was unkept and dirty and I think that was the overall point. We could hardly pick one type of food because the stations just looked old and "yucky". I think that we will definitely try it again when it's not 8 PM to give it a fair shot, but the first impression was not a good one.

Parking was atrocious. This is a food court, for crimes sake. $5 for valet. Here's a sample on pricing: Ramen bowl $18 Burger $15 Falafel $13 Cheesesteak $18.95 Getting in an out of Atlanta Street is dangerous STAY AWAY FROM THIS RIPOFF

This is a good hall with different vendors including a bar and LOTH cafe. The food at the Flying Fish is overpriced and terrible. I didn't finish the meal.

First time trying this place after passing by a ton of times as it was under construction. What a terrific surprise. Visited "pretty little tacos" and got their steak juicy birria tacos which were outstanding. Best ever. Paired that with a light tropicalia and perfection. Band playing in the back, sports on the TVs, lots of families and friend groups at the outdoor patio. The eats / drinks / and open airy upbeat vibe were terrific. A cool and unique place for Roswell. Will be back!

What a great job they did converting this church into a food hall! It's a beautiful space with many food options, so there is something for everyone. The only issue was getting drinks. The bar isn't set up well to order drinks if you aren't sitting at the bar but at a table. Looking forward to using all of the great outdoor spaces when it gets warmer!

Absolutely the worst experience I've had at a bar in Roswell. The bartender with black hair and tattoos should find a new career path... customer service is not her strong suit. I've been to the junction before and loved it but due to this bartender's shitty attitude along with the young blonde bartender (Alexis) - I will not be back. I work in the service industry and would never be as rude as she was to any customer. I was told my ID was fake and she needed to verify it with the manager. I had absolutely no issue with proving the ID was in fact real. The manager had my ID for 15 minutes and it wasn't until I threatened to call the police that I finally got my ID back.... with absolutely no apology from any of the bartenders or manager. When I was given my ID back and asked if you were able to prove it was in fact real the manager responded with "Well the state of Alabama thinks it's real" instead of apologizing and admitting his bartenders messed up. The loyal tavern has amazing service and wonderful bartenders- save yourself the hassle and go there to watch games and have a good time.

i've been here three times for dinner. Bartenders are friendly but the drinks are measured out to exactly an ounce and a half and overpriced. The reason for me leaving the reviews is that the food is terrible. Tacos are greasy, Philly was flavorless and expensive, chicken fingers are overcooked, and the euro was absolutely disgusting, four tiny little slivers of gyro meat, not warmed nor was the pita that was piled on with days old lettuce and tomatoes it tasted like the crap that you get at a Taco Bell drive-through. $14 for a pile of lettuce covered with tzatziki sauce that looks like it's a week old and just got stirred up with a dirty spoon. How all that construction of a nice building can take place and then fill it up full of a bunch of overpriced poorly assembled food by a bunch of novices is beyond me. I won't be going back to this place again and I dont recommend anybody else go either.