Piccadilly - Marietta

Smelled like a nursing home and that's how the food tasted. Whatever you do, dont go into the restroom. Ugh, smelled like death. This used to be a great place to eat but not anymore. You're better off eating at a gas station. Server was nice but that's it.

I was surprised they were still open bc I haven't seen one in quite some time. It's much different than I recall. The customer service has declined significantly but the food was still tasty. Broccoli/cheese casserole was delicious as well as the baked and fried chicken. Lots of dessert options. Seems the prices may have increased as well but guess that's due to inflation?

Food wasn?t nearly what it used to be. Had to take Mac and cheese back to exchange for mashed potatoes bc they were watery and gross. Mashed potatoes tasted boxed. Fish was over breaded. Green beans were bland. Generally a big drop in food quality but no drop in prices. Service was decent.

Absolutely wonderful!. You guys know I love good fat girl food!. Restaurant is extremely clean. Service is always excellent. Food is presented nicely in a stocked bar filled with a wide variety of meats and sides. Pier, the manager served me himself and was very patient with my indecisiveness. He is well groomed and pleasant to speak to. His staff is also neatly dressed and pleasant. This is the only Piccadilly I frequent and for all the above named reasons why. Even though I always skip the meat now, before it was always good. I mean home-cooked good and the sides are incredibly pleasant to the pallet. I went fat girl style as always and got 2 sides of the carrot souffle, Mac and cheese, sweet potatoes, broccoli and corn bread. EVERYTHING tasted so good and I walked out satisfied. So satisfied that I had to walk back in and get pictures just for you guys!!!! You're welcome. Stop by here when you get a chance. You will not regret it. It has my fat girl approval!

It was surprisingly busy, mostly with younger patrons this time. The interior décor was quite impressive for a Piccadilly, featuring chandeliers and an interesting "flowing plant garden" that used to be a fountain but now holds ivy—a lovely touch. The layout was somewhat reminiscent of the former location at Lenox Square, but much more attractive. The staff was incredibly friendly and attentive, even during the busy rush. We had several waitstaff members making sure we had everything we needed. As for the food, it was as good as ever. I decided to try boiled okra, a dish I haven't had since I was a child when my grandmother used to make it. It was just as I remembered, though I had forgotten about the sliminess that comes with okra. When I mentioned this to my waitress, she kindly brought me fried okra on the house. The sweet tea was delightful, and all the food was served hot. I left feeling completely satisfied after seeing so many happy diners enjoying their meals. If I find myself in the Marietta area again, I will certainly return. It’s hard to believe such a lovely place is located on Cobb Parkway!