Where to eat in Woodstock: lists by category

Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Refreshed every three months.

Woodstock’s restaurants concentrate in two places: downtown, on Main Street and Chambers Street, where you can park once in the free City Center East deck and walk, and Highway 92, where the shopping centers between Main Street and Trickum Road hold most of the chains and family restaurants. Smaller clusters are on Eagle Drive and Towne Lake Parkway near Interstate 575 and on Ridgewalk Parkway by the Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta. The lists below cover places inside the city limits. Each one is alphabetical, with addresses, hours as each place publishes them and phone numbers.

How we made these lists. Every list starts from OpenStreetMap records inside Woodstock’s city limits, the same data behind our business directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 6, 2026. We added places that OpenStreetMap misses from the Georgia Department of Public Health inspection database, keeping only those inside the city limits. Places with no website, or whose sites would not load for us, are confirmed through state inspection records. The lists are not rankings or recommendations, and nobody paid to be on them. Run a restaurant? Write to us to correct your entry.

The lists

Wings. Thirteen places, from Buffalo’s Cafe, Taco Mac and Wingstop on Highway 92 to the pizza chains, a Latin American cafe on Main Street that lists wings, and brick-oven wings on Ridgewalk Parkway.

Pizza. Fourteen places, including four downtown on Main and Chambers streets, two on Eagle Drive near Towne Lake and the delivery chains on Highway 92.

Mexican and Tex-Mex. Eighteen restaurants and counters, from PURE Taqueria, Rreal Tacos and Paloma downtown to family restaurants and taquerias on Highway 92, two counters at the outlet mall and the burrito and taco chains.

Barbecue. Four places for smoked meat: Queenie’s BBQ and MadLife Grill downtown, and Bub-Ba-Q and City Barbeque on Highway 92.

Breakfast and coffee. Sixteen cafes, coffee bars and breakfast spots, including three on Chambers Street downtown, a coffee stand that opens at 5 a.m. and two Waffle Houses that never close.

Burgers. Fourteen places, from Canyons, Village Burger and Burger Inn near downtown to two bar-and-grills on Highway 92 and the fast-food chains.

Sushi and Asian. Thirteen sushi, hibachi, Chinese and Vietnamese restaurants, most on Highway 92, with Tenku Sushi downtown on Chambers Street.

Ice cream and desserts. Ten shops for ice cream, frozen custard, gelato, paletas, snowballs, pie, cobbler and macarons, most of them on Main Street and Chambers Street.

Bakeries. Six bakeries and bakery cafes, from macarons and a bookstore bakery on Main Street to doughnuts on Highway 92 and Bundt cakes on Ridgewalk Parkway.

Patios and outdoor dining. Eleven restaurants, coffee shops and dessert shops whose own sites list a patio, rooftop or outdoor seating, six of them downtown.

More food guides

Brunch. Weekend brunch downtown and beyond, with brunch days and hours from each restaurant’s own site.

Date night. Dinner, drinks and shows for an evening out in Woodstock.

Restaurant inspection scores. How Cherokee County inspects Woodstock restaurants, what the grades mean and how to look up any place yourself.

See also our guide to downtown Woodstock, live music and nightlife, things to do and the business directory.

Frequently asked questions

Where are most of the restaurants in Woodstock, Georgia?

Downtown, on Main Street and Chambers Street, and along Highway 92 between Main Street and Trickum Road. Smaller clusters are on Eagle Drive and Towne Lake Parkway near Interstate 575 and on Ridgewalk Parkway by the Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta.

How are these Woodstock restaurant lists made?

Each list starts from OpenStreetMap records inside Woodstock’s city limits, the same data behind our business directory, checked against each place’s own website. Places OpenStreetMap misses come from the state restaurant inspection database. Places with no website, or whose sites would not load, are confirmed through Georgia Department of Public Health inspection records. The lists are alphabetical, not rankings, and nobody pays to be on them.

Do the lists include restaurants with a Woodstock address outside the city limits?

No. Many places with a Woodstock mailing address, including some on Towne Lake Parkway and those on Holly Springs Parkway and Bells Ferry Road, are outside the city limits in Cherokee County and are not on these lists.

How often are the lists updated?

Every list is checked again every three months. Businesses can write to Woodstock Post to correct their entry at any time.