Tour Ponce City Market for food tastings and 1926-era history
2 hours and 30 minutes
Food tour, History tour
Explore Ponce City Market on a guided food and history tour inside Atlanta’s food hall, retail, and entertainment redevelopment. Learn about the 1926 building’s past while you taste your way through the market.
Cancel for a refund of the ticket price up to 48 hours before start; ticketing fees are not refunded and a 10% cancellation fee applies. Rebook within 48 hours for a 30% fee. No refunds within 48 hours.
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Arrive 10 minutes early to check in with the guide and find the meeting place. The tour starts promptly, and you won’t be reimbursed for any missed tastings if you arrive late.
Look for a guide carrying a brown messenger bag with the Food Tours Atlanta logo.
Plan on paid parking—there is no free parking at Ponce City Market. Pay for parking before you leave the parking lot or parking deck, and have your license plate number ready.
Ponce City Market
Javi was an awesome guide. He made sure to prompt each restaurant ahead of time to assure each item was made fresh and hot. The apple Cheddar Turnover from the Little Tart Bakeshop at the Krog Street Market, Vegatable Samosa and Poni Poori from Jai Ho; House Smoked wings with boiled peanuts at The Albert; and the Blood Orange Sorbet at Voga Italian Gelato were all so tasty and delicious. Walking around in the Inman community was such a treat to learned about some of the heroes who championed to maintain their community setting. The Victorian homes were beautiful and the stories of the owners was fascinating. It was a great opportunity to learn about how the concept of the Beltline concept was created by Ryan Graver as a resuot of his master thesis. Thank you for such a awesome tour.
Sheila Snell
September 6, 2026
Javi was an awesome guide. He made sure to prompt each restaurant ahead of time to assure each item was made fresh and hot. The apple Cheddar Turnover from the Little Tart Bakeshop at the Krog Street Market, Vegatable Samosa and Poni Poori from Jai Ho; House Smoked wings with boiled peanuts at The Albert; and the Blood Orange Sorbet at Voga Italian Gelato were all so tasty and delicious. Walking around in the Inman community was such a treat to learned about some of the heroes who championed to maintain their community setting. The Victorian homes were beautiful and the stories of the owners was fascinating. It was a great opportunity to learn about how the concept of the Beltline concept was created by Ryan Graver as a resuot of his master thesis. Thank you for such a awesome tour.
Sheila Snell
September 6, 2026
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