Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Kennesaw

"Murphy’s is one of Atlanta’s most loved restaurants, and has been for more than 30 years. The acclaimed restaurant brings in crowds of locals and visitors with their perfect combination of high quality food, amazing service, and comfortable atmosphere. Their chefs successfully create American contemporary food that focuses on fresh and local ingredients."

"Murphy’s at Brunch menu faves: Grilled sourdough, Eggs Santa Fe, Hazelnut Crusted French Toast, Eggs Virginia Highland. Here’s what one reviewer says about Murphy’s: “Went for brunch after getting in early to the airport."

"If you make a list of the best brunch places in Atlanta and don’t include Murphy’s, does your list even exist?"

"Nakato Japanese Restaurant is the oldest Japanese restaurant in Atlanta, having opened its doors some 45 years ago. The location of the restaurant is on Cheshire Bridge Road and it specializes in serving traditional sushi and teppanyaki dishes in the hibachi dining style. It is also has a rich menu for steaks and seafood, and it promises an above-average Japanese dining experience."

"The longest-running Asian restaurant on this list is probably the most treasured, having called Buckhead home for more than 45 years. With celebrated sushi, high-flying hibachi, omakase and private tatami dining, Nakato is the authentic Asian experience in ATL."

"Family-owned and operated Nakato is Atlanta’s oldest Japanese restaurant at over 45 years old. Located on Cheshire Bridge Road, come here for traditional sushi as well as teppanyaki dishes and hibachi-style dining. Reservations highly encouraged."

"Winner-Best of Atlanta awards since 1992, Alon’s is a European style bakery. They boast flavors like “Chocolate Louise”- Named for Alon’s Aunt, it’s a rich chocolate cake, topped with silky chocolate hazelnut cream You can even get a Croquembouche at Alon’s-a cone of cream puffs filled with vanilla custard bound together with a caramel cage."

"Alon’s markets haven’t skipped a beat after transitioning to takeout and delivery via UberEats. Both the Morningside and Dunwoody locations offer full take-out menus ready for curbside pick-up, including Alon’s extensive selection of desserts. Pre-order Passover and Easter desserts here, too."

"With one location in Morningside and another in Dunwoody, Alon’s offers an expansive variety of baked goods to go with their cheeses and wines. Simple cakes are available, or you could go nuts with the French macaroon tower."

"Cultivate Food & Coffee was created so people in Atlanta could go to the same place for both great coffee (roasted on site) and food. I’m not a coffee drinker so I can’t vouch for that part, but I loved the made from scratch brunch. I ordered the Nashville Hot Chicken & Waffles."

"I love the open space and decor at this cute cafe near Atlantic Station!. This restaurant has delicious brunch options and small bites featuring Southern comfort foods. Plus, they serve speciality and seasonal espresso drinks and pastries."

"Scofflaw’s original 18,000 square-foot facility and a tasting room, located in the Bolton neighborhood, is still a favorite among locals and westside residents, much like the POG Basement IPA. Now the brewery has a second location nearby at the Works in Underwood Hills. Currently open Thursday through Sunday, Dr. Scofflaws includes a huge rectangular bar of taps offering the brewery’s standards and special releases. Grab a seat on the outdoor patio featuring the jagged remains of an old brick wall, outdoor heaters, and games."

"While you search for booze around the city, don’t forget about hard ciders. The fruit-based alternative to beer is worth trying while you quarantine, and UrbanTree has a diverse selection, from rosé to traditional Spanish-style ciders. Delivery is available within 10 miles of the cidery.What to drink: Habanero Haze, a ginger-infused cider with hints of habanero zest"

"A seasonal rotation of ciders are offered along with three traditional alcoholic ciders. The cidery also has a tasting room and offers growler days every Thursday from 5:30-8 p.m. with growler fill discounts on tap ciders."

"Now owned by Canadian cannabis company Aphria, the longtime Atlanta brewery still feels local, with socially distanced drinking in its mask-mandatory taproom, where wings, boiled peanuts and more are steadily coming off the line in the rear kitchen. The latest brews include the H.A.Z.Y double dry-hopped IPA and the Oasis line of hard seltzers, packed with electrolytes and vitamin C. The Woodlands Project, located next door to the main brewery, continues to be the place for experimental barrel-aged, Belgians and sour beers."

"Its SweetWater 420 is the standard for Atlanta craft beer, but it doesn’t rest on its laurels (don’t blame every barbecue and get-together for having 420, because it’s delicious). Even if you’ve tried all of SweetWater’s standard offerings, the brewery is always worth a visit thanks to the Woodlands, an experimental barrel-aged and sour beer-focused brewery. Where: 195 Ottley Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30324"

"This large craft beer brewer expanded a couple years ago to a much larger space for private events. When the weather is nice, enjoy live music on the patio. You can’t go wrong with the signature SweetWater 420."

"On this tour, learn about the city’s history and architecture with a stop at the beautiful 1928 Swan House and a visit to either the Margaret Mitchell House, the governor’s mansion, or the Rhodes Hall. Details of the tour depend on the day of the week and other details, but with three historic homes and two famous neighborhoods, you will learn more about Atlanta than on any other city tour."

"If you’re looking for something a little more vintage, Atlanta’s still got you covered. The Swan House was designed by Phillip T. Shutze for an elite married couple. Once they died, the mansion and its grounds were acquired by the Atlanta Historical Society."

"Atlanta History Center displays its clients with historic houses within their 33 acres of curated Goizueta gardens. Next, they have a professional staff that guides their clients throughout their museum and caters to registration concerns. In addition, they have been curating their gardens since 1990, making this art center one of the community’s pioneers of quality garden artworks."

"Located in Buckhead, the Swan House at the Atlanta History Center is an elegant, classically styled mansion built in 1928. If you’re looking for photos straight out of your favorite fairy tale then this is the location for you. The beautifully restored historic house offers pure old Southern charm with elegant staircases, a majestic lawn, gardens, fountains and stunning views."