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Route: Beltline food, history and street art: 5 to 6 locally owned stops in historic Inman Park over 2.5 hours.

Tip: Gluten-free, dairy-free, vegetarian, vegan and nut-free diets accommodated with advance notice. Meeting at Krog Street Market makes parking simple.

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Atlanta: Walking Food Tour★ 4.3 (6)

Guided tour · 3 hours

Atlanta: Walking Food Tour

Enjoy a walking tour of Atlanta's vibrant food scene in the company of an Atlantan who is passionate about local food, the city, and its history.

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Food Tours Atlanta ★ 4.3

Old Fourth Ward

Food Tours Atlanta runs a 2-hour, half-mile Ponce City Market tour in the Old Fourth Ward: five to six locally owned stops plus a craft beer tasting, with hidden springs history and Beltline street art on the way.

TipBest for first-time visitors. Walk is short, 0.5 mile, but the building is large; wear flat shoes. Diets accommodated with notice.

Secret Food Tours ★ 4.1

Midtown

Secret Food Tours Atlanta runs a Midtown walking tour starting at the Georgian Terrace, six tastings across Peachtree Street into Colony Square.

TipLook for the guide with an orange umbrella at the Georgian Terrace lobby. The final secret dish is exclusive to the Secret Food Tours format.

Unexpected Atlanta ★ 4.5

Buford Highway

Unexpected Atlanta's Buford Highway tour runs five stops over 3.5 hours through Atlanta's deepest international corridor: Korean, Vietnamese.

TipDrive-along format; meet at the first stop, follow the guide. Better with friends; the format works for groups of four.

Sidewalk Food Tours ★ 4.2

Old Fourth Ward

Sidewalk Food Tours Atlanta runs an Old Fourth Ward route through five restaurant stops in three hours: soul food, sandwiches and a coffee finish.

TipTours run rain or shine. Wednesdays through Saturdays; Sunday tours run a slightly modified route. Book online.

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