Every Duluth food list in one place: wings, pizza, Mexican, breakfast and coffee, burgers, Asian, desserts, bakeries and patios inside the city limits.

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

Duluth’s restaurants sit in two places: downtown, around the Town Green, Main Street and Parsons Alley, and along Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and Buford Highway, in the shopping centers between Pleasant Hill Road and Abbotts Bridge Road. Each list below is alphabetical, with addresses, hours as each place publishes them and phone numbers.

How we made these lists. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Duluth’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 6, 2026, with additions from the City of Duluth’s Eat Local directory and the Downtown Duluth directory. We checked every address against the U.S. Census Bureau’s geocoder. The Korean restaurant district around Pleasant Hill Road and Gwinnett Place has Duluth mailing addresses, but most of it is outside the city line, so it is not on these lists. Nothing here is a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be listed. Run a restaurant in the city? Write to us.

The lists

Where to get wings. Six places, most on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard: wing shops, a sports bar with more than 100 taps, a halal pizzeria and a downtown brewery whose kitchen lists wings with its own sauces.

Where to get pizza. Six pizzerias, from a New Jersey-style slice shop on Main Street to family and halal pizzerias on Peachtree Industrial and the delivery chains on Buford Highway and Pleasant Hill Road.

Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants. Five places: two taquerias with bars on Main Street, two fast-casual chains on Peachtree Industrial and a taqueria with a drive-thru and weekday breakfast on Abbotts Bridge Road.

Breakfast and coffee. Twelve entries, from downtown coffee roasters and a biscuit kitchen in Parsons Alley to a Southern diner on Buford Highway, a New York-style diner on Peachtree Industrial and a 24-hour Waffle House.

Where to get burgers. Eight places: a burger restaurant and a brewery downtown, a diner and a wing-and-burger shop on Peachtree Industrial, and the drive-thru chains.

Sushi and Asian restaurants. Ten Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese and Thai places, from a Cantonese Peking duck restaurant to a pho shop, a sushi roll shop and a poke and ramen spot downtown.

Ice cream and desserts. Eight shops, including a small-batch ice cream maker on the Town Green, a pie studio and a chocolate shop on Main Street, and an Indian sweet shop.

Bakeries. Six bakeries and bakery cafes, most of them downtown: a Parsons Alley cafe that takes custom cakes, a pie studio, a coffee roaster that bakes from scratch and a Korean bakery, plus Dunkin’.

Patios and outdoor dining. Five places whose own sites list a patio or outdoor seating, three of them downtown by the Town Green.

We did not publish a barbecue list this round: only two barbecue restaurants inside the city limits could be confirmed from their own websites. Dreamland BBQ in Parsons Alley is on the patios list.

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Frequently asked questions

Where are the restaurants in Duluth, Georgia?

Inside the city limits they cluster downtown, on Main Street, Hill Street and in Parsons Alley around the Town Green, and in the shopping centers along Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and Buford Highway.

Is Gwinnett Place in Duluth?

Restaurants around Gwinnett Place and on Satellite Boulevard have Duluth mailing addresses, but most sit outside the city limits in unincorporated Gwinnett County, so our lists leave them out.

Do restaurants pay to be on these lists?

No. Every list is alphabetical, nobody paid to be on it, and none of them is a ranking or a recommendation.