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Midtown Atlanta Food & Cocktail Tour

Overview
Have a great time in Atlanta’s thriving foodie scene on an fun walking food tour complete with alcohol/food pairings and eat like a local at well-known establishments and hidden gems. Our small groups of 4-15 guests create an intimate, boutique experience (leave the herding to the farmers!) and get you closer to your entertaining foodie host, restaurant partners and your fellow food enthusiasts. Dine on a mix of Southern classics and cuisine unique to beloved Midtown. The progressive meal is enough for lunch or dinner with the added benefit of learning Atlanta's history and local tidbits that will make you feel more acquainted to Atlanta in a short 3 1/2 hours.
City: Atlanta
Tue 19 Nov
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Starting at $114.99
Tue 19 Nov
Starting at $114.99
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What's Included
Professional Local guide
Sufficient food for a full lunch/dinner
All taxes, fees and handling charges
3 alcohol drinks
Additional Info
  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Service animals allowed
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
  • Please contact the Tour Operator with any allergies/diet restrictions that your guide should be aware of ahead of tour time.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult
  • Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
  • Infant seats are availabilty based
  • Cannot accommodate VEGANS
  • VEGETARIAN options can be accommodated with previous notice
  • Not recommended for travelers with limited mobility as there are areas with uneven terrain and steps.
  • Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
What To Expect
1
Margaret Mitchell House
Learn the basics about Margaret Mitchell and her impact on Atlanta's history
2
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Guests will learn a little about this important landmark during our food tour
3
Southern Culinary Tours
St Mark's United Methodist Church is not only the Southern Culinary Food Tours- Atlanta's meeting location but also a historic place of interest. Guests will learn about its interesting historical roots and architectural elements.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Reviews (576)
AmateurGO
Apr 2017
Our son gave us gift certificates to the Peachtree Food Tour for Christmas and we had waited until a promise of good weather to make use of them. We were two of a total group of five taking this tour with the other three being ladies visiting from out of town. John provided an interesting mix of information about food/restaurants, local history and general points of interest. He had stories and information about the beautiful St Marks Methodist Church, the Margret Mitchell house, old mansions that used to line Peachtree Street, and numerous other topics. Of course, the tour revolved around food and we had plenty of that, and in several different styles and forms. From burger and fries ( Cypress Pint & Plate), to Shrimp and Grits (Einsteins), Bruschetta (Princi Italia), a choice of deserts (Café Intermezzo) and ending with a “surprise” that I won’t spoil by naming here. Each course was accompanied by a matching beverage and we enjoyed excellent service by the wait staff and management at every stop. All in all, it was an excellent way to spend a day while eating entirely too much delightful food. Well done John!
Response from Host
Apr 2017
Hi Mike! I am still grinning about your comment re: Bonaire! Nope! It does not seem to have a Food Tour! And you're the man that could certainly fix that! Plus you two have been there so many times that you could probably claim to be locals!! And...I just might fly down there with you guys and serve as an advisor...FREE! The truth be told, over the past 2 1/2 years, I have had at least 6 of my guests engage me in serious conversation about starting a Food Tour in their cities! If you think going on a foodie adventure like mine is great fun, you ought to be the guide!! I have the best job...ever!!! TA readers: Please know that at least 80% of my guests have never been on a Food Tour! Really!! But I'll bet you that they all will be scheduling a Food Tour where ever it is that they travel next. Be travel smart! Taste! Sip! Learn! Thank you, Mike, for taking a few moments to share with all those TA readers out there! My best to you both! John
mk1092017
Apr 2017
This is a very fun and informative tour! John is a lively guide with a wealth of information to share. Even as a native Atlantan, I learned a lot about the history of Midtown. This would be a great tour to take out of town guests. The amount of food was surprisingly filling, we were definitely stuffed by the end. Fun way to spend a day in Atlanta, would definitely recommend this tour!
Response from Host
Apr 2017
Thank you, MK, for sharing with TA readers! Learn while you eat and laugh! Be like MK! (Even if you live anywhere near the Atlanta metro area!!) My Peachtree Food Tour is designed to entertain not only visitors to Georgia but also those folks that have lived here for years! Learn about restaurants! Taste some foods that you may never have ordered! Take home recipes for drinks you can dazzle your friends with! And...spend a few hours grinning at all of the historical tidbits that you had no idea about!! (90% of the curbs on Peachtree Street in my neighborhood are made from what??!!) A "fun way to spend a day"!! Yep! ...and then there's all that food!! Thanks again! My best! John
rpatton
Apr 2017
We live in Atlanta and wanted to experience a few new sites in the city. We signed up for John's Peachtree Food Tour, and we were not disappointed. John is a wonderful host. He has lots of historical stories to share about our great city, especially Midtown. And the food and drinks were all outstanding. We highly recommend this tour to fellow Atlantans as well as anyone visiting our Atlanta. And be sure to show up hungry. You'll be stuffed at the end of the tour.
Response from Host
Apr 2017
"Be sure to show up hungry!" TA readers: That's some real good advice! I'm not the "taste" guy...I'm the "portion" guy! All food tours are different (and there's a huge bunch of good ones out there!) as I try to explain to my guests at the first restaurant stop, "You know how much you can eat so pace yourself. Don't go home holding your belly as you look for a quick place to lie down and take a nap!" Robert, Thanks for the terrific review! You could actually make the first sentence in your review factual...if you'd move to my lovely neighborhood. Now wouldn't that be some fun! Say Hello! to Mrs. P! I'd love to see you two again...leading 2 - 3 cars of your friends my way so I can convince all of you to move into Midtown! :) My best to you both! John

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