Atlanta Food and Wine Festival runs four days each September in Atlanta with Southern-focused chef stations, wine tastings, dinners and seminars.
Editorially verified May 19, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Tip: The Grand Tasting tent is the festival's anchor; chef dinners across the city require separate tickets and book a month out.
Address: Historic Fourth Ward Park, Atlanta, GA 30308
Taste of Atlanta runs two days each October in Atlanta with over 80 restaurant tasting stations, chef demos and live music. Held since 2002.
Tip: Buy tasting tickets in advance for a discount. The chef-stage demos are the under-the-radar draw; VIP gets early entry.
Atlanta Greek Festival runs four days each October at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Atlanta with souvlaki, baklava, dancing and church tours.
Tip: Souvlaki and gyro plates run heaviest at lunch; baklava and pastry sales run all weekend. Parking gets tight by 18:00.
Taste of Atlanta runs two days each October in Atlanta with over 80 restaurant tasting stations, chef demos and live music. Held since 2002.
Tip: Buy tasting tickets in advance for a discount. The chef-stage demos are the under-the-radar draw; VIP gets early entry.
Atlanta BBQ Festival runs one day each September in Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta with 30 pitmasters, KCBS competition, beer pairings and live music.
Tip: VIP tickets get early entry and a separate covered tent. The competition results announce around 16:00.
The Georgia Peach Festival in Fort Valley, 90 minutes south of Atlanta, runs three days each June at peach harvest peak. Largest peach cobbler in Guinness.
Tip: Drive down for the day; the largest cobbler bake happens Saturday afternoon. Bring cash for produce stands; cards accepted at the main events.
Atlanta Greek Festival runs four days each October at the Greek Orthodox Cathedral in Atlanta with souvlaki, baklava, dancing and church tours.
Tip: Souvlaki and gyro plates run heaviest at lunch; baklava and pastry sales run all weekend. Parking gets tight by 18:00.
