Atlanta Food & Drink Tours — Beltline Crawl, History Walks & Wine Country
Atlanta's food scene runs from Southern classics to the Beltline's new wave, so the choice is a walking food crawl in the city, a Hard Rock meal downtown, or a wine-country day trip out of town.
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Food & Drink Tours: what to know before booking
Atlanta's food scene runs from Southern classics to the Beltline's new wave, so the choice is a walking food crawl in the city, a Hard Rock meal downtown, or a wine-country day trip out of town.
- Availability
- 5 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $45 USD before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.6 stars across 3,591 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Beltline Eastside Trail and central Atlanta for food walks; departures from downtown for wine-country trips
- Best time
- Late morning for food walks so tastings double as lunch; book day trips early as they sell out
- Ticket note
- Date- and time-specific; food tours run rain or shine, arrive 15 minutes early
Food & Drink Tours in Atlanta
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Everything you should know before you book
Atlanta's best eating is on the move. The Beltline food, street-art and history tour samples the restaurants and breweries lining the city's converted rail corridor, while the history-and-food walk pairs tastings with the stories behind the neighbourhoods. The Hard Rock Cafe makes an easy downtown meal between attractions.
For drinks, head out of the city to North Georgia wine country. The wine-country day trip and the Bartram Trail hike with a tasting both swap the downtown bustle for the Blue Ridge foothills. Most in-city food tours run two to three hours and involve real walking, so come hungry and wear comfortable shoes.
Frequently asked questions
How much food is included on an Atlanta food tour?
The Beltline and history-and-food walks include several tastings — usually enough to stand in for a meal — across multiple stops along the route.
Where do the wine-country trips go?
North Georgia wine country in the Blue Ridge foothills, about an hour and a half north of the city, with tastings at local wineries and scenery along the way.
Are food tours a lot of walking?
Yes — the in-city tours cover the Beltline or historic neighbourhoods on foot over two to three hours, so wear comfortable shoes.