8 Iconic Atlanta Restaurants Worth the Walk
Tour Atlanta's food scene from the ground up with Atlanta Food Walks, a walking food tour. Get a taste of history while enjoying these eight iconic Atlanta restaurants in one walking tour.
Paschal's Restaurant
Boasting six decades of Southern cuisine, Paschal's Restaurant, the unofficial local headquarters of the Civil Rights Movement, is a must for those looking for Atlanta history and the perfect fried chicken.
The Smoke Ring
At The Smoke Ring, Georgia-born chef Jordon Wakefield offers his brand of "Georgia-style barbecue," like Barbeque Deviled Eggs and house-smoked meats.
Arden's Garden
Quench your thirst with glass of fresh juice at this local juice and smoothie shop. Using only fruits and vegetables in their drinks, Arden's Garden has become a fan favorite.
Panbury's Double Crust Pies
Famous for their "portable hot pockets," Panbury's is the first pie shop to offer English, Australian and South African-style hand-pies in Atlanta.
Grindhouse Killer Burgers
Known as "the place" for burgers, Grindhouse Killer Burgers kills with truly Southern toppings like pimento cheese and Vidalia onion rings.
Just Add Honey
A tea boutique that offers full leaf tea blends as well as caffeine-free herbal and fruit blends, Just Add Honey encourages visitors to sweeten their cups with local wildflower honey or whimsical heart-shaped sugar cubes.
Metro Deli
Located in the Sweet Auburn Curb Market, this grab-and-go soul food restaurant's buffet is stocked full of Southern favorites like candied yams, stewed chicken, greens and even picked beet salad.
Miss D's New Orleans Style Candy
This New Orleans-style candy shop offers something for everyone. Flavored popcorn, candy apples, nut brittles and, of course, pralines are all made fresh-in house.
