Georgia’s oldest restaurant without at telephone!
Main Street & Gilmer Street, Cartersville. Open Monday-Saturday 6 AM-3 PM. Cash only. No alcohol.
The place for hot dogs, burgers, french fries and fried pies since 1931.
“Under The Bridge” in downtown Cartersville.
Tuesday-Thursday 11 AM-9 PM; Friday 11AM-10 PM and Saturday Noon-10 PM. Closed Sunday-Monday. All major credit cards accepted. Entrees: $8.95-$22.95. “A favorite of North Georgia.” Arrive early if possible. It’s worth the wait! Full bar service. Delicious food and great service. No reservations accepted, everyone seated on a first-come, first-served basis. A People’s Choice Best Restaurant Award Winner in 2017 and 2006! Ask about our private dining room for your next gathering.
Another cool addition to the dining scene in downtown Cartersville from the owner of Appalachian Grill. Enjoy delicious food in lively setting that will quickly become a favorite hang-out for your friends. Opens Tuesday-Friday at 11 AM and Saturday at Noon. Closed Sunday-Monday. Outside dining for those with pets.
Cartersville’s first craft brewery that is both family and dog friendly. Enjoy food truck favorites, live music, and the best games on TV. Open Tuesday-Thursday 3-10 PM, Friday 3-12 PM, Saturday Noon-Midnight and Sunday 12:30-8:00 PM.
Your family-friendly sports bar & grill specializing in world famous wings, huge juicy hamburgers, fresh seafood, oysters on the half shell, fresh salads and cool desserts. Monday-Wednesday 11 AM-10 PM; Thursday-Saturday 11 AM-11 PM and Sunday 11:30 AM-10 PM.
Maine Street Coastal Cuisine’s shrimp and grits was honored in 2016 as 100 Plates Locals Love by Georgia Eats. From prime rib to fish and chips, guests will enjoy the fresh flavors served here. Stop in for fine food in a casual atmosphere Sunday-Thursday 11 AM-9 PM and Friday-Saturday 11 AM-10 PM. Full bar service.
Open daily 11 AM-10 PM; Thursday-Saturday bar open until 11 PM. We offer a full menu plus popular Daily Specials, homemade soups and desserts. Weekend brunch menu 11 AM-2 PM, along with regular menu items. Outdoor seating available. Full bar service.
Fuel for the Journey. Now open in a vintage garage and “filling station” in Historic Downtown Cartersville. Stop in at the corner of Noble and Main for exceptionally roasted coffee, muffins, hot teas and smoothies.
Counter service of burgers, hot dogs, meat-n-vegetable plates and more.
Monday-Saturday 6:30 AM-2:30 PM. Open late on Thursday and Friday until 8 PM. Serving good food since 1945. Cash only.
Enjoy southern, smoked pork”que” and ribs with just the right side items – hometown barbecue at its best. Brisket available on Friday.
Open Tuesday-Wednesday 10:30 AM-2:30 PM and Thursday-Saturday 10:30 AM-8 PM
Open Daily 11 AM-3 PM. Choose from Gourmet Soups and Bread Stix (three soup choices daily), Swheat Sandwiches, locally-grown veggies when available and Bountiful Bowls of Greens (four delectible salad choices). The Little Swheats children’s menu has the basic sandwiches and Mac & Cheese. Daily evening specials may be paired with a select bottle of beer or wine. Try the Black Bean Burger honored by ExploreGeorgia.com’s 100 Plates Locals Love, Summer 2015. Featured in Southern Living Magazine, August 2008.
Executive Chef Chris Lyons brings his Italian roots and extensive culinary training in Atlanta’s top restaurants to his own modern American restaurant in historic downtown Cartersville. Come to Table 20, meet Chef Chris, and enjoy a memorable meal and great experience unlike any other. Chef Lyons’ Georgia Trout was named to “100 Plates Locals Love” by Georgia Eats in 2018. Table 20 was awarded the 2018 People’s Choice Award for Best Restaurant for residents and visitors to VisitCartersvilleGA.org.
Open Tuesday-Thursday 11 AM-9 PM, Friday-Saturday 11 AM-10 PM, and Sunday 11 AM-8 PM; closed Monday.
“Big city flavor in a small town” Voted 2015 People’s Choice Best Restaurant!
This 4-star review from Donna S. in Woodstock GA on TripAdvisor says it best: Cozy atmosphere
City Cellar and Loft is a great place for a sandwich and a beer. It actually is a cellar, so if you have folks with you who may have trouble with steps, you might want to give them a hand. It’s in a Historical Building and the steps are of the era. It’s dark with hand hewn beams and a cozy atmosphere. The drinks were well made. The food was tasty,. We had the Fish and Chips – 3 large pieces of cod in a light, crispy breading accompanied by homemade chips. There’s on street parking and an adjacent parking lot. We walked from the Booth Western Art Museum only about 2 blocks away and enjoyed a bit of downtown Cartersville.