Atlanta : Best Street Food Tour With A Local Guide
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Embark on a culinary adventure through Atlanta’s vibrant Inman Park, where history and flavor intertwine in this guided walking tour. Begin your journey amid the charming Victorian homes of Inman Park, a neighborhood steeped in history and brimming with culinary delights. As you stroll along the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, your knowledgeable guide will lead you through the heart of the city’s food culture, highlighting both the innovative and the traditional. You'll explore Krog Street Market, a bustling epicenter where local artisans and vendors present their finest creations, from gourmet bites to unique beverages. The journey continues to the Krog Street Tunnel, a dynamic canvas of street art that vividly reflects Atlanta's creative soul.
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Recommended for all travelers
- If you have dietary requirements. Please indicate it to the special requirements at the time of booking.
Reviews(2)
We were visiting the city and wanted to taste some of what Atlanta had to offer. We have done many food tours and this was not what we expected. We expected to be guided; however, this was ala carte and we were expected to choose food in an area where we’ve never visited. We could have just asked Google for places to eat instead of doing the tour, as we were given a budget per person. On a positive note, the food that we tried was actually great and our guide was nice/ personable, which salvaged the day for us. If you book this tour, please pay attention to the portion where it says customizable, as you will be expected to choose where you want to eat in a new city you may not be familiar with.
AVOID AT ALL COSTS! Guide had no idea what was going on. She relied on GPS the entire trip, but because she was unfamiliar with the area, she did not share any tidbits of information, lore or trivia. She kept apologizing because we were walking in circles, or she couldn't find the destination. It was like a forced death march. After an hour, my friend finally suggested stopping SOMEWHERE for a bite to eat or at least a beverage. When signing up for a tour, you expect the guide to be the most knowledgeable individual. That was not the case. She kept saying we could do whatever we wanted. Since we can't get the three hours of our time back, what we want is the tour we signed up for, or, at the very least, our money back!
