Atlanta Food and Cemetery Tour
Grant Park, Atlanta, Atlanta
In just 2.5 hours, you'll get an understanding of how food has been important in Atlanta's past and where Southern fusion cuisine is headed! Come hungry, because you'll get a hearty lunch on this walking food tour.
Guided food and history tour in Grant Park and Oakland Cemetery, Atlanta, ideal for food and history enthusiasts
Explore Atlanta’s history and Southern cuisine on a 2.5-hour small group tour through Victorian Grant Park and Oakland Cemetery. Enjoy eight tastings of modern Southern and Southern fusion dishes from three locally owned restaurants and food shops.
Along the way, learn about Atlanta’s origins from a small railroad town to Georgia’s capital, with insights into the city’s food culture. Highlights include shrimp and grits at a popular seafood restaurant and southern pastries from a James Beard-nominated bakery.
Highlights
- Guided tour through historic Oakland Cemetery
- Progressive lunch at popular Grant Park restaurants
- To-go desserts if you are too full to finish
- Background on Atlanta’s name changes
- Insights into food’s impact on the city
Includes
- $5 from each ticket supports the Historic Oakland Foundation
- Eight food and drink tastings at three restaurants (enough for lunch)
Excludes
- Hotel pick up and drop-off
- Gratuities for the guide
Important Information
- The tour includes a 1.2-mile walk
- The tour operates rain or shine
- The tour starts and ends at the same location
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
For the best experience, wear comfortable walking shoes and bring water. Booking in advance is recommended to secure your spot.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tour includes guided visits to Grant Park and Oakland Cemetery, along with eight tastings of modern Southern and Southern fusion dishes from local Atlanta restaurants.
The tour takes place in Grant Park and Oakland Cemetery, two historic areas of Atlanta.
The tour lasts approximately 2.5 hours.
It is ideal for food lovers and history enthusiasts interested in Atlanta’s culinary scene and local history.
It's best to contact the tour provider directly to discuss any dietary restrictions before booking.
The tour features modern Southern cuisine and Southern fusion dishes, including shrimp and grits and southern pastries.
The tour involves walking in Grant Park and Oakland Cemetery and is generally suitable for most ages with moderate mobility.
The tour operates throughout the year; check the official website for current availability and hours.
Yes, booking in advance is recommended to secure your spot on the small group tour.
The guide provides insights into Atlanta’s development from a railroad town to the state capital, including stories connected to the food culture.
