Visit Roswell recently announced plans for Roswell Junction, a multi-use concept that will feature multiple restaurants, on the site of the former Atlanta Street Baptist Church at 340 South Atlanta Street is coming to the area in June 2024.

The church sold the property and moved to Woodstock because of plans by the Georgia Department of Transportation to take a portion of the land for the Historic Gateway Project.

The project is touting a free, expansive private parking lot as a premium perk in the busy district. The hall’s 12,000-square-foot space will host eight different chef-led food concepts and three bars, including an indoor/outdoor bar, all set in an open concept with garage doors leading outside to a bandstand and 2,400-square-foot covered patio with a vintage arcade, big screen TVs, outdoor games, children’s play area and fenced dog park.

According to Visit Roswell, the project is expected to add more than 80 new jobs to the area.

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A pedestrian walks by the Mall West End in Atlanta on Wednesday, September 10, 2025. Developers BRP Cos. and the Prusik Group are pursuing permits to begin work on the rundown shopping center, according to state paperwork filed Tuesday. (Arvin Temkar / AJC)

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