If you are looking for where to watch every game in Roswell, GA, Roswell Junction brings together the largest screen in Roswell, TVs throughout the venue, every game every day, food hall options, drink specials, patios, and group-friendly space near Historic Roswell Square.

Roswell Junction gives event hosts in Roswell, GA a flexible venue with indoor and outdoor spaces, food hall catering, bar packages, screens, patios, entertainment infrastructure, and room for everything from private parties to corporate events.

Roswell Junction is built for game day in Roswell, GA with the largest screen in Roswell, every game every day, food hall dining, drink specials, patios, and the kind of energy that makes watching sports feel like an event.

Here is a sneak peek, first glance at one of the main areas of what the food hall interior will look like. It will be spacious and feature a huge main bar serving anything under the sun as well as lots of unique food choices. And this is only one area of the whole food…

A milestone moment for Roswell as city leaders and development partners officially broke ground on Roswell Junction — the 12,000 sq ft food hall, event space, and social destination coming to South Atlanta Street.

The Roswell Junction food hall concept is tapping into some of the best and brightest in the industry to ensure a best-in-class final product is delivered. Patrick Garza is leading the way on the food hall components as a consultant with specific expertise in Food Halls and has launched impressive concepts such as Legacy Hall…

Will is a Roswell resident and former UGA starting left tackle in 1988 and 1989, as well as being an All-Academic SEC selection. Will is also the Principal of Red Door Revivals and has been a driving force in the redevelopment of Roswell with over $45,000,000 of projects that includes historic preservation projects, urban redevelopment…

The just announced Roswell Junction Food Hall was recently featured in a Wall Street Journal article discussing the growth of the Food Hall concept across the country and the spread of Food Halls from pure urban areas to more suburban locations. See full article here.