Historic Market Food Tour & Biscuit Class in Atlanta
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as most of the activity involves casual walking and standing during sampling and baking.
Overview
Explore Atlanta’s historic market and master Southern biscuit-making in a fun, private 2-hour tour filled with tastings and hands-on baking.
Historic Market Food Tour + Biscuit Class
2 hours • $65 • All ages
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About This Adventure
Experience the ultimate Atlanta food adventure with a historic market tour featuring tastings from four vendors and a hands-on Southern biscuit-making class. In just two hours, enjoy a serene evening atmosphere or festive December treats, making it the perfect prelude to other local attractions.
Tour and Class!
Rate
$65 Summer Special for July and August dates! $75 for weekday daytime bookings $80 for Saturday and evening bookings
Duration
2 hours
About
In this ultimate Atlanta food experience, you’ll enjoy a historic market tour with delicious food tastings from four vendors plus learn how to make the perfect Southern biscuit in a hands-on class. (And, yes, we do all of this in just two hours, making it the perfect activity before heading on to the Georgia Aquarium or Coke Museum, or other Atlanta area attractions!)
Our evening market tours offer a calm, crowd-free alternative to the daytime rush. Enjoy a quieter experience that may feel like the market is open just for you.
For December tours, you'll make snowman-shaped biscuits and have some seasonal food tastings!
Adventure Tips
Arrive Hungry
Come with an empty stomach to fully enjoy all the tastings from multiple vendors during the tour.
Comfortable Footwear Recommended
The tour involves walking through the market, so wear comfortable shoes to stay comfortable throughout the experience.
Allergy Notice
Notify the guide in advance if you have any food allergies to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Bring a Small Bag
Carry a small bag to store any treats or recipes you’d like to take home after the biscuit class.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Squirrels commonly spotted around outdoor market areas
- Urban birds like cardinals and mockingbirds frequent nearby green spaces
History
Atlanta's historic markets have long been central hubs where local farmers and artisans showcase their best fresh and handmade foods, reflecting the city's diverse cultural heritage.
Conservation
The tour emphasizes supporting local vendors who prioritize sustainable sourcing and reducing food waste to contribute positively to Atlanta’s environment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Ensure comfort during market walking and standing periods.
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated, especially during warmer months.
summer specific
Light Jacket or Sweater
Layer up for cooler spring mornings and evenings.
spring specific
Small Tote or Bag
Carry any treats or souvenirs you want to bring home from the market.