Our food tours of Atlanta combine history, delicious food, and street art. It mashes together a great meal with sightseeing and history.

Our walking food tours are a completely unique experience!

Yes, we can accommodate most food restrictions with advance notice. Simply include your information when purchase the tours. Atlanta has great options!

Don’t read this if you want to be surprised!

Generally, our tastings include the following (subject to change):

• Saints and Council: crispy chicken Dutch baby; undercover angel cocktail
• The Nook: redneck totchos; flower power cocktail (Coca-Cola)
• Urban Hai: pork soup dumpling, vegetable dumpling, crispy tofu skins
• Cupcakin’ Bake Shop: cupcake of choice

For vegetarians, tastings may be (subject to change):

• Saints and Council: veggie power bowl; undercover angel cocktail
• The Nook: tree hugger sandwich; Coca-Cola
• Urban Hai: vegetable dumplings, dragon eggplant
• Cupcakin’ Bake Shop: cupcake of choice

Sort of! We’ll visit Colony Square in the heart of Midtown. Some of the restaurants we will visit will be outside the complex’s main food hall area, but guests are welcome to explore the food hall before or after the tour.

The first two stops are appetizer portions. The 3rd spot is enough for a hearty meal, and the last stop is a to-go dessert. Most guests find it to be enough food for a hearty meal.

All food is pre-ordered so you may not change options during the tour.

Please let us know about severe food allergies. We will order without those foods. Our guides also carry Benadryl but do not carry epi-pens.

The Midtown Food Tour traces the history of Atlanta from the 1840s to 1970s. It includes the story of Atlanta’s first female detective, Margaret Mitchell’s time writing Gone with the Wind, and the rise of hippie counterculture.

We include information about the integration of Georgia Tech with the first four Black students and history of the Chinese population in Atlanta on this food tour in Atlanta. If you want to learn about Martin Luther King Jr. or the Civil Rights Movement, check out the:

• Martin Luther King Jr. History Tour

Midtown is central to many Atlanta neighborhoods, while also a destination unto itself. Our tour begins and ends about .5 miles to Piedmont Park and 1 mile to the Fox Theatre. You can also walk to the Atlanta Beltline and Downtown.

The Midtown Food Tour in Atlanta is approximately a 2-mile stroll with several seated dining stops along the way. That being said, we suggest comfortable shoes and dressing for the weather!

The tour is wheelchair accessible. Before you join the tour, please let us know that you will be bringing a wheelchair. During the tour, your guide will help you with the few small curbs.

The food tastes great in rain or shine! In addition, our guides carry ponchos. They modify the walk if it is raining a lot.

We recommend starting at 3:30 pm, but we can accommodate different start time requests upon verification with our vendors. Submit your inquiry below with your preference and we’ll be in touch!