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Voting closed: What’s the best patio in Roswell? | Best of Roswell

Here are the results of this month's Best of Alpharetta poll.
By Kiersten Willis
June 10, 2020

The weather is warming up and many restaurants have opened for dine-in service. With that in mind, Roswell residents can begin stopping by some of their favorite spots to enjoy a meal alfresco.

From Cajun food at Adele’s to southern cuisine at Peach & the Porkchop, there’s something in the North Fulton city that can fit anyone’s tastes — even if all the eateries aren’t open for dine-in service yet.

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For this month’s Best of Roswell poll, the AJC asks: what’s the best patio in Roswell?

If you can't view the poll, click here.

Know of a patio that should be added? Email a write-in nominee to kiersten.willis@ajc.com. If enough people suggest your spot, we'll place it in our poll. Due to the Fourth of July, voting will close early at midnight on Wednesday, July 1.

Voting is now closed.

» RELATED: Roswell seeks to fill 200 summer job positions

Don’t forget to check out our Best of Roswell winners:

» Best rainy day activity

» Best late-night spot

» Best burger

» Best date night spot

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About the Author

Kiersten Willis is a native advertising specialist at the AJC.

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