Inman Park Village is in fact the name of a private development on the edge of Historic Inman Park, but it seems a fitting nom de plume for this thriving strip of residences, businesses and greenspace that runs from the Studioplex complex to Freedom Park. Inman Park was the first planned suburb in Atlanta, a garden community with curvilinear streets and an electric trolley to take homeowners to downtown Atlanta. Before that it was the site of the Civil war Battle of Atlanta. Before that, it was home to Cherokee and Creek Indians. The Old Fourth Ward, on the other hand, is known as the birthplace of the Civil Right movement and the home of home of Martin Luther King, Jr. This area is also on the new Beltline Project and the proposed Historic Fourth Ward Park. In the midst of all this history is a vibrant culinary scene as well.

This is a walking tour lasting approximately 3 hours and will include about 2 miles of casual walking (mostly on sidewalks and paved surfaces). We'll visit five - seven unique eateries that really showcase the neighborhood and we'll fill you in on some of the history that makes Inman Park such an important part of Atlanta.

This is your opportunity to experience the community while sampling from some of Atlanta's finest restaurants and markets. We will take only 14 on each tour, so don't delay if you want to be part of this fun event. Eat your way across Inman Park!How large are the tour groups?

The number of people will vary depending on the tour, but most groups will be limited to no more than 14. This makes the tour more manageable for both the guides and the restaurants. If you'd like to schedule a tour for a larger group, please contact us at info@atlantaculinarytours for more information.What should I wear?

Most of our tours are walking tours, so it's important to wear comfortable (but tasteful)

Inman Park Village is in fact the name of a private development on the edge of Historic Inman Park, but it seems a fitting nom de plume for this thriving strip of residences, businesses and greenspace that runs from the Studioplex complex to Freedom Park. Inman Park was the first planned suburb in Atlanta, a garden community with curvilinear streets and an electric trolley to take homeowners to downtown Atlanta. Before that it was the site of the Civil war Battle of Atlanta. Before that, it was home to Cherokee and Creek Indians. The Old Fourth Ward, on the other hand, is known as the birthplace of the Civil Right movement and the home of home of Martin Luther King, Jr. This area is also on the new Beltline Project and the proposed Historic Fourth Ward Park. In the midst of all this history is a vibrant culinary scene as well.

This is a walking tour lasting approximately 3 hours and will include about 2 miles of casual walking (mostly on sidewalks and paved surfaces). We'll visit five - seven unique eateries that really showcase the neighborhood and we'll fill you in on some of the history that makes Inman Park such an important part of Atlanta.

This is your opportunity to experience the community while sampling from some of Atlanta's finest restaurants and markets. We will take only 14 on each tour, so don't delay if you want to be part of this fun event. Eat your way across Inman Park!How large are the tour groups?

The number of people will vary depending on the tour, but most groups will be limited to no more than 14. This makes the tour more manageable for both the guides and the restaurants. If you'd like to schedule a tour for a larger group, please contact us at info@atlantaculinarytours for more information.What should I wear?

Most of our tours are walking tours, so it's important to wear comfortable (but tasteful)