3
Food Stops
2.5
Hours
1.2
Easy Miles
90
Per Person
Delve into the future of Southern cuisine while exploring Atlanta’s past.
This fun Atlanta food tour takes you through one of the city’s oldest areas.
Try 8 modern and Southern fusion tastings from 3 local food stops. This 2.5 hour small group tour includes a walk through historic Oakland Cemetery.
This Atlanta food and cocktail tour will introduce you to local tastes and drinks. And, you’ll love our enthusiastic and well-informed guides.
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Food Tastings Include:
Bustling seafood place
Pizza tavern
French-inspired bakery
*May be subject to change.
Pictures courtesy of Cliff Roles Photography
Tour Details
Cost:
$90 adults;
$55 children ages 4 to 10
When:
Saturdays, and Sundays at 11:00 a.m.
What’s included:
8 food and drink tastings at 3 restaurants (enough for lunch);
$5 gift card;
an awesome and informative guide;
and $5.00 of your ticket purchase goes to support the Historic Oakland Foundation
Food restrictions:
We can accommodate most food restrictions with advance notice. This includes vegetarian, gluten-free, and seafood and nut allergies.
Booking deadline:
9:30 a.m. on the day of the tour
Tour size:
14 people maximum
What to wear:
Weather-appropriate clothes and comfortable shoes
What to bring:
A bottle of water and an umbrella. Cash for gratuities for your guide and souvenirs
Weather conditions:
Tour takes place rain or shine
Distance:
1.2 easy miles with plenty of rest stops
Meeting point:
Grant Park neighborhood (exact location provided with ticket purchase)
Highlights Include:
- Insider’s look at 3 of Grant Park’s favorite restaurants
- Mouth-watering tastes and drinks with a focus on hyper-local ingredients
- Entertaining and informative stories of Atlanta’s deep past and founding
- Food-focused tour of Oakland Cemetery
- Skyline views from a gorgeous patio
Frequently Asked Questions About Atlanta Food Tours
About the Food
What exactly is a food tour?
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!
Do you offer vegetarian and gluten-free options?
Yes, we can accommodate most food restrictions with advance notice. Simply include your information when purchase the tours. Atlanta has great options!
What are the menu items? (Spoilers!)
Don’t read this if you want to be surprised!
Generally, our tastings include the following (subject to change):
- Six Feet Under: shrimp and grits; fried catfish and fried okra
- Firepit Pizza Tavern: steak pizza; pork belly toast
- Little Tart Bakeshop: whole wheat chocolate chip cookie; fruit galette
For vegetarians, tastings may be (subject to change):
- Six Feet Under: asparagus and grits; fried okra
- Firepit Pizza Tavern: parmesan bites; fried brussels sprouts
- Little Tart Bakeshop: whole wheat chocolate chip cookie; fruit galette
Does this Atlanta food tour include an urban food hall?
The Grant Park Food Walk does not visit any urban food halls.
How much food is on the Atlanta food tours?
Each portion is about an appetizer. Most guests find it to be enough food for a nice lunch.
Can I change the food options during the Atlanta food tours?
All food is pre-ordered so you may not change options during the tour.
I have a severe food allergy.
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.
About the Tour
What type of history is included on the food tours of Atlanta?
The Grant Park Atlanta food tour traces the history from the 1700s to 1887. It includes the founding of Atlanta.
Why does the tour go in a cemetery?
This is not a ghost tour or a morbid place!
Victorian cemeteries were public parks. Oakland Cemetery was Atlanta’s first public park. As well as being home to important personas, it is beautiful.
You will be amazed by the Atlanta history we tell in this cemetery.
I am interested in the Civil Rights Movement. Is that on this tour?
If you want to learn about Martin Luther King Jr. or the Civil Rights Movement, check out the :
How close is the Atlanta food tour to other attractions?
Grant Park is close to many Atlanta neighborhoods. Walk to Inman Park and Candler Park. Or, walk to the Atlanta Beltline.
It is about a half mile to Zoo Atlanta.
I am interested in private tours.
Wonderful! Contact us here. We will help you organize private tours.
How long is the walk?
It is a 1.2 mile walk with no major hills. That being said, we suggest comfortable shoes.
Are the Atlanta food tours wheelchair accessible?
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.
Will the food tours of Atlanta run in the rain?
The food tastes great in rain or shine! In addition, our guides carry ponchos. They modify the walk if it is raining a lot.