Roswell Junction

C W 3 months ago

I can't imagine this place at night. It holds a lot of people, but there doesn't really seem to be a ton of parking. We were lucky to get a spot out front, but the back lot didn't look very big. Fun atmosphere, but we're glad we got there before noon on Saturday because we might not have gotten a table outside. Most of the tables were reserved and those that weren't filled in quickly, at least on the covered patio. The tables can be moved to accommodate larger groups, and there were several, so we didn't hang out for long after we ate. We kind of felt out of place as a party of 2. There is a front lawn, but there are only umbrellas for shade. The front bar looked nice, but it was a little too early in the day for an adult beverage. There's a fair variety of food options with pizza, burgers, tacos, etc. I had been craving a burger so I got the Smash from the Tavern. It was OK. A little pricey. I was a little disappointed to get shredded iceberg lettuce on it, which made it a little messy. The tots were crunchy. I like them like that, but these were crispy and seemed more like breading than potatoes. My husband enjoyed his BBQ burger, I don't think the fries were anything specia

Shamán Rodríguez 4 months ago

We recently hosted our post-wedding celebration here, and the experience was absolutely wonderful. From start to finish, the team went above and beyond to make sure everything ran smoothly, even though we were working with a very short timeline. A special thank you to Andrew and Emily for their incredible diligence, professionalism, and attention to detail throughout the event. They were extremely responsive, accommodating, and genuinely cared about making our celebration a success. Their willingness to help us coordinate everything on such short notice took a tremendous amount of stress off our shoulders and allowed us to fully enjoy the occasion with our family and friends. The service was exceptional, the atmosphere was welcoming, and the entire experience exceeded our expectations. We are truly grateful to Andrew, Emily, and the entire team for helping create such a memorable celebration. Highly recommend!

Jack Armstrong Local Guide 5 months ago

We rolled in around 6pm for an 8pm show and quickly realized this place isn’t just a venue—it’s an experience. Roswell Junction brings together a full lineup of food options, multiple bars, and enough space to make it feel like your own playground for the night. We eased into the evening with a mix of standard and smoked Old Fashioneds (the smoked version is worth the moment), an espresso martini, and—let’s be honest—a few celebratory shots over the next five hours. The layout is a win for everyone. Families had space to spread out with outdoor areas and a small arcade, while the adults settled into the music and bar scene. If you want seats inside the main concert area, you’ll need tickets—but here’s the move: grab a spot just outside. You still get the full sound and vibe without missing a beat. Big shoutout to Edward, the GM, who made us feel like regulars on our first visit. Between his hospitality and what felt like our own private bar setup, service was top notch. Food delivered too. The Philly bowl was loaded and satisfying, and the cannoli finished things off perfectly—both priced fair for the quality and portion. Radio 80’s took the stage and absolutely crushed it. If

SB 6 months ago

Overall, it’s a fun and chill spot to hang out with friends, and it’s also very family-friendly. The atmosphere is lively and versatile. There’s an outdoor patio where we saw someone hosting a kid’s birthday party, and inside there was live music along with what looked like a corporate event going on. There’s also an indoor dining hall setup with multiple food stands and a bar, which gives you a lot of options. That said, it does get very packed. Seating can be limited, especially for groups larger than four, and it can get pretty loud—so it’s not the best place if you’re trying to have an easy conversation with friends. The food was a bit hit or miss. I ordered the fish & chips with a side of mac and cheese. The mac and cheese was surprisingly watery, which was a little off, but the fish itself was super crunchy and crispy, especially with the tartar sauce—I really enjoyed that part. The biggest challenge is parking. There are a few spots out front, but they’re almost always full. They do offer free valet, which is convenient, though I’d still tip the valet staff. Overall, it’s a great spot for the vibe, events, and group outings—just be prepared for crowds and come with a bit

Chelsea Rykman 9 months ago

I’ve eaten at Roswell Junction a few times now with several different vendors, but this review focuses specifically on the Shawarma Shack. The food was…okay. I enjoyed it but it wasn’t anything to write home about. The chicken shawarma wrap was definitely better than the lamb gyro. The gyro meat looks like it frozen and cooked for consumption when ordered. The hummus was also okay - certainly not the best. The bigger concern is with Roswell Junction in general - I’m not sure that this place is going to survive unless they start getting some serious traffic in there. Anytime I’ve ever been there it has been very quiet and even one of the original food vendors has already closed (the seafood spot). I like the convenience of not having to go to canton street because parking is easier, but I just always feel like when I go here…no one even knows about this place because it’s almost empty. I’m hopeful for their future, but weary based on what I’ve seen (and eaten) so far.