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Visite gastronomique et cocktails du centre-ville d'Atlanta

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Passez un bon moment dans la scène gastronomique florissante d'Atlanta lors d'une visite gastronomique à pied amusante avec des accords alcool /nourriture et mangez comme un local dans des établissements bien connus et des joyaux cachés. Nos petits groupes de 4 à 15 invités créent une expérience de boutique intime (laissez le troupeau aux agriculteurs !) et vous rapprochent de votre hôte gastronomique divertissant, de vos partenaires de restauration et de vos collègues passionnés de gastronomie. Dînez sur un mélange de classiques du Sud et de cuisine unique au bien-aimé Midtown. Le repas progressif est suffisant pour le déjeuner ou le dîner avec l'avantage supplémentaire d'apprendre l'histoire d'Atlanta et les informations locales qui vous permettront de vous familiariser davantage avec Atlanta en 3 heures et demie.
Ville: Atlanta
Mon 23 Dec
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Ce qui est inclu
Professional Local guide
Sufficient food for a full lunch/dinner
All taxes, fees and handling charges
3 alcohol drinks
Professional Local guide
Sufficient food for a full lunch/dinner
All taxes, fees and handling charges
Information additionnelle
  • Les bébés et les jeunes enfants peuvent monter dans un landau ou une poussette
  • Animaux d'assistance autorisés
  • Des transports en commun sont disponibles à proximité
  • Sièges pour bébés spécialisés sont disponibles
  • Les voyageurs doivent avoir au moins un niveau de forme physique modéré
  • Veuillez contacter le voyagiste pour toute allergie/restriction alimentaire dont votre guide doit être informé avant l'heure de la visite.
  • Les enfants doivent être accompagnés d'un adulte
  • Fonctionne dans toutes les conditions météorologiques, veuillez vous habiller de manière appropriée
  • Les sièges bébé sont disponibles en fonction de la disponibilité
  • Ne peuvent pas accueillir VEGANS
  • Les options VÉGÉTARIENNES peuvent être acceptées avec un préavis
  • Non recommandé pour les voyageurs à mobilité réduite car il y a des zones avec un terrain et des marches inégaux.
  • Zones à fort trafic régulièrement désinfectées
À quoi s'attendre
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.
4
Margaret Mitchell House
Learn the basics about Margaret Mitchell and her impact on Atlanta's history
5
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Guests will learn a little about this important landmark during our food tour
6
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.
7
Margaret Mitchell House
Learn the basics about Margaret Mitchell and her impact on Atlanta's history
8
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Guests will learn a little about this important landmark during our food tour
9
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.
10
Margaret Mitchell House
Learn the basics about Margaret Mitchell and her impact on Atlanta's history
11
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Guests will learn a little about this important landmark during our food tour
12
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.
13
Margaret Mitchell House
Learn the basics about Margaret Mitchell and her impact on Atlanta's history
14
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Guests will learn a little about this important landmark during our food tour
15
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.
16
Margaret Mitchell House
Learn the basics about Margaret Mitchell and her impact on Atlanta's history
17
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Guests will learn a little about this important landmark during our food tour
18
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.
19
Maison Margaret-Mitchell
Apprenez les bases de Margaret Mitchell et de son impact sur l'histoire d'Atlanta
20
Banque de réserve fédérale d'Atlanta
Les clients en apprendront un peu plus sur cet important point de repère lors de notre visite gastronomique
21
Visites culinaires du sud
L'église méthodiste unie de St Mark n'est pas seulement le lieu de rencontre de Southern Culinary Food Tours - Atlanta, mais aussi un lieu d'intérêt historique. Les invités découvriront ses racines historiques intéressantes et ses éléments architecturaux.
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Commentaires (576)
MadeByMark
Jan 2015
We’re on Peachtree Street, joining Tour Guide John Hannula and three strangers for a Saturday morning food tour with Peachtree Food Tours. We live a block off of Peachtree Street, and I walk up and down Peachtree Street almost every day. So I think of myself as someone who knows a lot about my neighborhood — and, particularly, about the dozens of restaurants that line the streets we think of as “ours.” As the tour gets going, though, I find out that I have a lot to learn — both about the history of Peachtree Street (which didn’t get its name because of a peach orchard, by the way) and about the broad range of great food that has escaped our notice in the seven years we’ve lived here. Part of the joy of a Peachtree Food Tours event is the way the experience unfolds. John doesn’t reveal up front which restaurants you’ll visit — and, in this review, neither will I. I will tell you, though, that the mystery (“Where are we headed next?”) adds a great deal to the fun of sampling some of the best food Midtown has to offer. Today’s menu includes shrimp and grits. The shrimp may no longer be swimming in the sea, but he arrives at our table swimming in butter (and pillow-soft grits … and greens .. and andouille sausage). Clyde is the World’s Pickiest Grits Eater — he’s turned them down or sent them back in great restaurants all over the world — but these disappear without the slightest complaint. One member of our tour group is surprised the chef pairs the dish with a Riesling, but instead of being sticky sweet, this vintage is rounded and citrusy — the perfect compliment for such a rich entree. My favorite stop serves an award-winning burger — regularly featured on any number of “World’s Best Lists” — that has a donut for a bun! The texture of that sweet donut gives way to gooey cheddar, crunchy strips of bacon, and a fat, savory patty of medium-rare ground beef. The restaurant chops each burger into fourths, then skewers each quarter burger to make it easier to eat appetizer-style. I love the results … and I’m glad the tour is portion-controlled, because we’re only steps away from buttermilk-soaked jalepeno fried chicken and home fries at our next stop. The chicken is as crispy as it is juicy. The touch of jalepeno pepper gives it a nice, warm glow — like an ember, not a bonfire — which I think makes it as good or better than “Atlanta’s Best Fried Chicken” (the Monday night special at Roxx on Cheshire Bridge) or the tasty but inconsistent yard bird being served up nightly at the Colonnade. A lot of people must share this opinion, because the joint is packed. (Good thing they’ve saved seats for us!) After snagging dessert at a European-themed local coffee house, we end up at a bakery, loading up a bag full of exotic pastries (ever had a bacon-infused, cheese-filled Black Pig?). All told, we stop in at six places. Despite the fact I live right smack in the middle of it all, four of the six are new experiences for me. Unlike many food tours we’ve taken, the stops are well-spaced, with just enough (easy) walking from Point A to Point B. Between bites, John shares the history of the street in his charming and enthusiastic way. He’s a storyteller through and through, and he knows how to pace and scale each surprising snippet. How did Ponce de Leon Avenue get its name? (It’s not named after the Spanish explorer, you know.) What Peachtree Street property prompted Doris Day to sue The Mob? (Yes, that Doris Day.) Which Midtown property has the highest security? (It’s not the Federal Reserve!) And Margaret Mitchell met a violent end practically in my own front yard. (Who knew?) As the tour ends, everyone's delighted with the experience — and it's really apparent that, with Peachtree Food Tours, John's found his calling. We’ve taken food tours all over the planet, and John’s ranks right up there with the very best. Just enough food … just enough alcohol … just enough history … just enough walking … and all of that offered up by a guy who clearly loves his city, this food, and his work. By the end of the tour, you’ll count John among your own friends. If you’re looking for an engaging, educational, and delicious way to learn more about Midtown Atlanta … you should book a Peachtree Food Tour now.
She's E
Dec 2014
This tour should definitely be in your list of things to do in Atlanta. My SO and I were born and raised in Atlanta but learned so much on this tour. Our favorite thing to do is try out new restaurants so this was so much fun for us! We got to try out several restaurants in one day! Everything was so good and being out walking around town gave us that vacation high. John, the guide, is super nice and made us feel like we were just walking with a friend and not being led by a tour guide. Very personable! He is very knowledgeable of the area you would think he's been around for 100 years lol Really neat experience highly recommended! You'll definitely be full and maybe a little tipsy!
rosskie
Dec 2014
Great food tour. Great conversations, great food and lots of interesting stories about the restaurants.

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