Food Tours in Georgia

Delight in the southern-style cuisine of Savannah, Georgia on this guided, 3-hour food tour of the city's famous Historic District. Visit six of Savannah's best eateries - including Paula Deen's the Lady and Son's Restaurant - and sample dishes like fried green tomatoes, southern barbeque meat and much more. Learn about the region's culinary history, like the origins of soul food, while covering a 15-mile loop in an air-conditioned bus. Bring a hearty appetite and a sense of adventure. Georgia peach tea and water are included. Hotel pickup/drop-off available for a fee.

Eat like a local in Atlanta during this 2.5-hour guided visit to the Ponce City Market. Follow your guide through the converted historic Sears, Roebuck, & Co. building featuring a market hall including some of the city's best restaurants. Taste samples created by some local celebrity chefs and take a walk down Atlanta Beltline's Eastside trail. Admissions and food tastings included.

Luxuriate in Atlanta's thriving foodie scene on a gourmet walking tour with a small group. Try southern favorites like low country shrimp and grits as you eat your way through a five-course meal over the duration of the tour. Try 3 craft alcohol pairings and make your own craft cocktail at one of the stops. Avoid tourist traps and eat like a local with off-the-menu specialty dishes at well-known establishments, and hidden gems.

Walk the streets of historic Inman Park and learn why this popular destination ranks tops among Atlanta's diverse food neighborhoods. Sample regional delights and local cuisine from five locally owned restaurants and navigate the streets with your expert guide like a local.

Stroll through the east side of Savannah's Historic District to sample food at 6 restaurants on this lunchtime culinary walking tour. With a food-loving guide and a small group of 16 people or less, explore both hidden gems and well-known hot spots. During this 3-hour outing, taste local delicacies like fried green tomatoes, chopped pork sandwich and en papillote chicken. Listen as your local guide fills you in on Savannah's distinctive culture and tumultuous history; the food and conversation add up to a tour that's both gastronomically and intellectually satisfying.