Ponce City Market is Atlanta's coolest destination, tucked inside the city's hippest neighborhood on the BeltLine. Housed in a converted Sears, Roebuck & Co. building this curated food hall is packed with some of Atlanta's best restaurants. Along the way, you'll sink your teeth into an award-winning cheeseburger from James Beard Award winner Chef Linton Hopkins, plus a toasty Cuban sandwich from James Beard Award nominee Chef Hector Santiago the kind of bites locals actually line up for. Your guide will walk you through the building's fascinating history, from mail-order catalog warehouse to Atlanta's most-loved gathering spot, sharing the stories and quirky details most visitors never hear. Then you'll stroll along the Atlanta BeltLine's Eastside Trail, taking in the ever-changing street art scene that makes this stretch of the city so iconic. Part food crawl, part history lesson, part outdoor adventure this tour is the ultimate way to learn about Atlanta and eat like a local!
Meet your tour guide in the main food hall near El Superpan. Your guide will be wearing a brown satchel with our Food Tours Atlanta Logo.
Atlanta's favorite food hall is located inside an old Sears and Roebuck store built in 1923. The largest brick structure in the Southeast, Ponce City Market is where Atlantans go to indulge. Explore a slice of the city while eating at many of well curated restaurants inside. As we we walk around we'll tell the stories of the building and the area of the city long before it was the destination it is today.
The Atlanta Beltline is where meet to walk, ride bikes or scooters, and create. The Beltline is home to some of the best street art in the city. As you walk along the miles and miles of path you'll see work from Atlanta's best artists.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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