9

Tastings

3

Hours

0.7

Easy Miles
$
225
All Inclusive Per Person

Step into the Roaring ’20s on Atlanta’s most indulgent—and secretive—culinary adventure!

The Prohibition Progressive Dinner whisks you back to an era of hidden speakeasies, glamorous parties, and underground legends—all while treating you to a night of luxurious dining, drinks, storytelling, and skyline views that’ll leave you swooning.

Over the course of 3 unforgettable hours, you’ll sip and savor your way through 9 decadent tastings and 3 full-size craft cocktails from 4 of Downtown Atlanta’s most acclaimed restaurants. And yes—the price is all-inclusive, from the tipping to the food to the tales.

But this isn’t just a dinner—it’s an experience. Led by a charismatic guide straight out of the 1920s (think flapper flair and mobster swagger), you’ll uncover how Atlanta danced, drank, and defied the rules during America’s dry years. From a behind-the-scenes look at the real Coca-Cola vault to a Prohibition-themed speakeasy to a jaw-dropping rooftop lounge that literally spins, every stop is packed with flavor, fun, and hidden history.

With exclusive access, unforgettable bites, and vintage charm at every turn, this all-inclusive evening is your ticket to live it up like it’s 1929. Dress to impress—or just bring your appetite for food, drinks, and a whole lot of fun.

This is not your average night out. It’s the bee’s knees.

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Food Tastings Include:
shrimp and grits from By George
Shaved ribeye taco plate
Blue dome dessert from Polaris downtown Atlanta

*May be subject to change.

Tour Details

Cost:

$225 adults for all-inclusive cocktail experience

$199 adults for mocktails

No one under 21 years of age on this tour

When:

Saturdays at 4:00 p.m.

What’s included:

9 hearty food tastings at 4 restaurants and 3 full-size cocktails; a fun and knowledgeable guide; take-home souvenir dessert; service fees at all restaurants and for your guide

Food restrictions:

We can accommodate most food restrictions, including vegetarian, gluten-free, and allergy-restricted diets, with advance notice.

Sales deadline:

12:00 p.m. on the day of the tour

Tour size:

4 people minimum

12 people maximum; please contact us for private party inquires with more than 12 guests or on days outside of Saturday

What to wear:

***IMPORTANT*** There is a dress code for this tour.

Please do not wear gym attire, tank tops, beachwear, flip flops, ball caps, athletic apparel, outfits with exposed undergarments or clothing with offensive words or images. Furthermore, ripped, torn, or frayed jeans, shorts, or apparel are not permitted.

Dress shorts with closed-toe shoes for both men and women are allowed, but please note that cargo shorts, cut-off jeans, or surfer shorts are not considered dress shorts.

Guests who do not adhere to the dress-code guidelines may be denied entry to the establishments and will NOT get a refund for this experience.

What to bring:

A bottle of water and an umbrella if the weather calls for it

Weather conditions:

Tour takes place rain or shine

Distance:

0.7 easy miles with plenty of rest stops

Meeting point:

Downtown Atlanta (exact location provided with ticket purchase)

Highlights Include:

  • Prohibition-era character guide
  • Take home gift
  • Gratuities and service fees
  • Entrance into a members-only speakeasy
  • 9 hearty tastings including 3 full-size cocktails
  • Skyline views of downtown Atlanta
  • Tour of the Coca-Cola vault
Text details about the why choose the Prohibition Tour for your next date night.

“What an amazing tour!! Courtney was absolutely wonderful and the entire group loved her. We could have listened to her tell stories all afternoon! Thanks for an unforgettable experience.”

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Frequently Asked Questions About Atlanta Food Tours

About the Tour

A progressive dinner is a multi course meal at different restaurants. Our character guide will lead you through a prohibition story of Atlanta while sharing gourmet food and drinks from our favorite downtown destinations.

Yes, we can accommodate vegetarian guests for the Prohibition Progressive Dinner. Simply note your food restriction in the booking notes.

Yes! You’ll be able to choose a mocktail only option at checkout.

We’ve scouted the most exciting menu standouts from some of Downtown’s top restaurants! Your menu may include: (subject to change):

By George: shrimp and grits, buttermilk cornmeal muffins, Asa’s Old Fashioned cocktail

Alma Cocina: fried chihuahua cheese, esquites, shaved ribeye taco, Beans, rice, plantains, Naranjarita cocktail

Red Phone Booth: Corpse Reviver cocktail

Polaris: Blue Dome chocolate dessert

The Prohibition Progressive Dinner includes a hearty dinner with appetizers, dinner, dessert, and drinks over 4 restaurants in 2.5 hours. You won’t be hungry after this!

The tour begins and ends in the heart of downtown, very close to many downtown attractions and is along the Atlanta Streetcar Route. It is an easy trip on the Streetcar to the World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, National Center for Civil and Human Rights, the Eastside Beltline Trail, and the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Park. If you’re looking for more things to see in Downtown Atlanta, check out our resource guide to Downtown.

The walk is an easy 0.7 miles! We recommend dressing up according to the dress code.

Yes! We advise looking at the forecast and preparing for the weather. Our guide will have rain ponchos to hand out if needed.

No. We will be checking IDs. This includes obvious children and babies under the age of 18 accompanied by an adult. We cannot allow anyone under the age of 21 on the tour.

We share the history of Atlanta in the prohibition era, long before the rest of the United States enacted prohibition, and share the story of how Atlanta has always been a town that knows how to party!

No, unfortunately a 10% off repeat customer code does not apply to this progressive dinner.

If the minimum guest count for the tour isn’t reached, a full refund will be sent if rescheduling your experience is not possible.

Because this is a cocktail heavy dinner, we do not recommend driving and parking. We recommend taking Rideshare or public transit. However, if you need to park, the lot at 191 Peachtree Street parking lot.