

From home run eats to post-game adventures, here’s your playbook for All-Star fun—and year-round Southern charm.

From home run eats to post-game adventures, here’s your playbook for All-Star fun—and year-round Southern charm.
are the epicenter of All-Star week, buzzing with energy, eats, and entertainment
A fan-focused hub with interactive games, giveaways, live experiences, and maybe even a selfie with a baseball legend.
Brisket mac. BBQ egg rolls. Local craft beer. Cobb’s food lineup is ready for the big leagues.
A walkable mix of restaurants, rooftop bars and skyline views. Perfect for pre- or post-game hangs.
Grab dinner at one of the many restaurants, then linger over cocktails on a patio or rooftop. Cobb evenings are made for long conversations and late-night bites.
From dueling piano bars to speakeasy cocktails, The Battery Atlanta hums with energy long after the final pitch.
You’re not just visiting—you’re playing like a local. Here’s how to do All-Star Week in Cobb the right way:
With events stretching all week it pays to get a headstart. Plan your routes, locate parking and rideshare zones and get familiar with the area before first pitch
Georgia in July is no joke, hot and humid. Think lightweight fabrics, sunscreen, misting zones, and an iced coffee from local spots like Cultivate, Rev Coffee, or Cool Beans.
From the Home Run Derby to fan activations, don’t miss a minute of the action. Check the official MLB All-Star Week schedule for the latest updates.
Your Cobb day-pack should include: phone charger, ballcap, sunscreen, comfy shoes, cashless payment options, and your game face. Want to knock it out of the park? Toss a mini-fan in your bag.
Take a breather between innings—or better yet, extend your stay. Cobb’s got plenty of hidden gems worth the extra day.
Hike Kennesaw Mountain Shoot the Hooch
Hike to the summit for skyline views and a dose of Civil War history.
Marietta Square
Unwind at Lake Acworth
Boutique shops, bakeries, and local restaurants. Grab brunch, explore the square, or catch a show.
FAMILY FUN
Tube, kayak, or explore the trails of the Chattahoochee River.
Calm, scenic, and perfect for paddleboarding or picnics.
Visit the walkable Market Village, with local pubs, wine bars, and many shops that bring the Village to life.
A blend of green space and local flavor. Bike the Silver Comet Trail, then refuel at cozy cafés.
Six Flags Over Georgia & White Water
Coasters, slides, and splash zones galore.
A lakeside gem with a historic downtown, farmers markets, and front-porch
Southern hospitality at every turn.
Vinings
Known for porch dining and historic charm—it’s a quiet escape with style.
Visit the Marietta Cobb Museum of Art, explore the Marietta History Center, catch a concert at the Mable House Amphitheatre, or take a gallery stroll around Marietta Square.
All-Star dining goes way beyond ballpark snacks, though we always love a classic hot dog. Here’s how to taste your way through Cobb.
Fresh oysters, prime steaks, and classic seafood dishes served in a sleek, upscale setting.
Cozy Italian-American spot known for house-made pastas, bold flavors, and a vibe that feels like home.
This Korean-Southern BBQ mashup is legendary. It may be behind a gas station, but it’s worth the trip.
Big, bold Cajun-Creole flavors served with Southern warmth. A Cobb icon with dishes that never hold back.
MUSS & TURNER’S SMYRNA
Unpretentious yet elevated. Sandwiches, snacks, and a secret speakeasy-style bar (aptly named Eleanor’s).
Southern classics with a twist, served in a historic home with one of the best porches around.
Fresh brews that compliment year round events.
Right off the Marietta Square, patio vibes included.
Creative taps, trivia nights, and a relaxed local scene.
COBB’S FOOD SCENE BRINGS ITS A-GAME ALL YEAR LONG.
Cobb’s calendar is packed year-round with local flavor, festive energy, and Southern charm you’ll want to come back for.
From spring blooms to fall flavors, there’s always something to celebrate: Acworth Art Fest, Jonquil Festival, Powder Springs Seafood Festival, Taste of Mableton, and more.
Dazzling light displays, hometown parades, Christmas markets, and winter concerts bring the season to life.
With mild temps into late fall, Cobb’s porches, rooftops, and outdoor patios stay open for business well beyond summer.
Explore local makers, galleries, historic tours, and neighborhood events throughout the year.
From farmers markets to fall hayrides, splash parks to holiday shows, there’s always something on deck.