3-Hour Atlanta Beltline Food, Street Art and History Tour

Horrible going through the filthy tunnel, and food was all fried. The walk through Inman park was dreadful, the area was weed infested and the the historic homes few.

David was an excellent tour guide. Very knowledgeable and engaging with the whole group. He answered all our questions and my friends and I all had a great time!

Enjoyed seeing and learning about the historical homes. Also enjoyed the vast variety of food choices!

Michael was a great tour guide. He was friendly and well informed. The food at all six stops was delicious. The sites along the way were very interesting. Although it was a hot Atlanta summer day, the route had plenty of shade, as well as enough air-conditioned stops to cool off. The distance was only about a mile and a half, so even though I am 74, I was able to keep up just fine.

My one complaint, which isn't really a complaint, is that there was too much food. The tour was fun. It was nice to walk around and get a bit of history.

Michael our tour guide was very knowledgeable of Inman and attentive to our group. Introduced to a few new places that I had never heard of. We travel to Atlanta a lot, but this was a nice experience to learn of some hidden gems that I had never heard of. The history of Inman park is very interesting.

Our tour guide Michael was very personable, funny and knowledgeable. He was very attentive, he showed concern for our safety, and gave us an awesome experience.

Great tour guide, great food and the great energy of ATL! Couldn’t ask for more. Informative and enthusiastic guide made the tour experience wonderful.

As a native Georgian, I have been to Atlanta literally hundreds of times, but this food tour was honestly one of the most enjoyable experiences I’ve ever had in Atlanta! I was in town visiting my 19-year-old son, who is a student at Georgia Tech, and he enjoyed the tour as much as I did. Our tour guide, Michael, was delightful and very knowledgeable, and he educated us on what we were seeing and eating in Inman Park. The tour included history on the Victorian homes and lifestyle of Inman Park in its heydey as well as the recent revitalization efforts. We visited five different eateries and experienced six tastings. The food was delicious and different, an excellent sampling of what’s available in the area. We did the tour on a beautiful, February, 55° day in Atlanta; I would recommend taking this tour during a season other than summer, when Atlanta is oppressively hot and humid. The tour requires walking - I took about 10K steps from start to finish - so wear comfortable shoes. I highly recommend this activity.

We were in Atlanta for a birthday weekend and chose to do the modern southern food tour. Our host, Michael, was fun and very knowledgeable. The samples were great, and the restaurant folks were very welcoming.