The Atlanta Braves have been the hometown baseball team since 1966, moving from Milwaukee and Boston and welcoming greats like Hank Aaron. After two previous stadiums, the team moved to Truist Park at The Battery in Cobb County in 2017. The entertainment complex has dozens of restaurants, shops, and places to keep you entertained, whether you’re catching a game or just want to grab a bite.
Where to Eat at The Battery
The Battery has several incredible places to eat, but these are just a few of our favorites. Double-check before you go, of course, as tenants are subject to change.
Antico Pizza Napoletana was Atlanta’s first big Neapolitan pizza joint and its location at the Battery stays busy. Grab a pie to share with friends, like the popular Diavola pizza, before a scoop of gelato for dessert.
C. Ellet’s Steak House provides upscale dining for sit-down service, but you can also stop by the window for oysters and cocktails on the go. The restaurant also has great happy hour deals including its mini martinis and jazz brunch.
El Super Pan is known for its Cuban sandwiches and rice bowls, but don’t sleep on the weekend brunch, live music and dancing, and happy hour.
Fox Bros. BBQ started this location as a partnership with Terrapin but is now with Blue Moon. But you can still expect the slow-smoked Texas-style barbecue with all the Southern sides.
Garden & Gun Club is tied to the famed magazine and, despite the name, no membership is required. The menu focuses on seafood and Southern cuisine.
Ph’east Food Hall specializes in Asian cuisine, with vendors offering sushi, Chinese, Thai, and ramen. There’s also a craft beer bar.
Superica is a popular Tex-Mex spot that gets very busy during games, so go early. The margaritas are top-notch as are the tortilla soup and chile relleno.
Savi Provisions is an upscale market selling beer and wine but also has sandwiches and quick bites if you’re in a rush.
Where to Eat and Drink Inside Truist Park
The Braves recently announced new eateries setting up inside the stadium. Outfield Market will have eight food stalls, including local favorites NFA Burger, based in Dunwoody, and Fred’s Meat and Bread, with its original location at Krog Street Market. Marietta-based Taqueria Tsunami and Slutty Vegan will also have outposts.
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Where to Drink at The Battery
The Battery is an entertainment district, so you can take drinks to-go from many businesses. You’ll find a little bit of everything from pubs to wine bars, but these are our favorites.
American Spirit Works is an Atlanta-based distillery with a cocktail bar at The Battery. Here, you can sample drinks from their lineup of spirits and even grab a bottle of the special-release bourbon created for the Braves.
Battle & Brew opened a second location after its wildly successful Sandy Springs gamer bar. Here, you can eat and drink while playing video games, trivia, and more.
Cru Food & Wine Bar is a chain, but this location is a great spot for light bites and wine. They even have a flight option where you can try three different varieties.
Punch Bowl Social is another favorite for activities like bowling, darts, and cornhole, with two bars and a full restaurant menu.
Where to Shop at The Battery
The Battery has several shops, especially if you’re looking for clothing to wear to the game. Threads and the Braves Clubhouse Store are the best places to start.
What Else to Do at The Battery
Even if there’s no game going on, you can still have plenty of fun. Visitors can take a tour of Truist Park to get a behind-the-scenes look at the field and historic exhibits. The Coca-Cola Roxy hosts big-name acts throughout the year. Friday night fireworks can be enjoyed by all, not just those at the game, as can the screening of games from the outside patio. Kaiser Permanente also hosts free yoga during the spring and summer.
If that’s not enough, catch a movie at Silverspot Cinema or play a round at the TopGolf SwingSuite. There are two onsite hotels, including the Omni, which offers seasonal pool passes for non-guests.
