What is included on the Doggie Crawl?

Two dog-friendly meals at patio stops, two small plates for humans, a puptail, boutique shopping stops, swag bags, giveaways, and a best-duo prize.

The crawl covers less than one mile total at an easy pace with frequent stops for tastings and shopping.

Can I bring more than one dog?

Yes—each Adult with Dog booking can add up to two Additional Dogs for a total of three dogs per booking.

Where does the crawl start?

The Doggie Crawl meets on the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail near Krog Street Market; exact details are emailed after booking.

The event runs rain or shine; bring rain gear and towels. Severe weather may prompt a reschedule and refunds are available up to 48 hours prior.

Are children allowed?

This event is for adults 17 and older; children are not permitted at this time.

Mother's Day BeltLine Doggie Crawl: A Pup-Centered Atlanta Stroll | Walking Tour | Pub Crawl

Spend Mother’s Day with your four‑legged child on the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, a lively urban greenway that threads through the city’s Eastside neighborhoods near Krog Street Market. The Mother’s Day Beltline Doggie Crawl is a two‑hour guided stroll that turns restaurants, patios, and pet boutiques into a canine tasting tour, pairing gourmet dog meals and barkaritas with small plates for humans. This event centers the dog. Stops rotate among two dog‑friendly restaurants where pups dine on prearranged entrees—past menus have included chicken Philly cheesesteaks, tacos, burgers and pup cups—while humans sample two small plates. The crawl includes puptails made with Brutus Bone Broth, shopping stops at local pet boutiques, swag bags from brands such as Piedmont Bark, Ruby’s Rootin Snootin Snuffles, Farmina Pet Foods and Thrive Pet Healthcare, and a prize for Best Dog Mom & Pup Duo. A portion of proceeds benefits local animal rescues, tying celebration to community support. The Eastside Trail delivers more than commerce: it’s an urban green corridor. Mature oaks and sweetgums shade sections of the path, and blocks of colorful murals and converted rail infrastructure frame views back to midtown. The BeltLine itself is a long‑running redevelopment that reclaims former rail lines as public trail and park space—this crawl showcases how the corridor functions as both a neighborhood spine and weekend playground. Practical details matter. The walk covers less than one mile and moves at an easy pace; difficulty is minimal and the route is stroller and wheelchair accessible. The crawl starts promptly at 11 a.m. near Krog Street Market; plan to arrive early for check‑in. Booking options include an Adult with Dog ticket, Companion tickets, and up to two Additional Dogs per Adult ticket. The event is for adults 17 and older; no inside dining according to Georgia health rules. Expect rain‑or‑shine operation, with reschedules only for severe weather and free cancellations up to 48 hours prior. Bring a secure leash, poop bags, and a travel water bowl; patios provide water bowls and some shelter. Space is limited (group size about 20), so book early if you want a Mother’s Day centered on play, bites, and community. Reserve via the provided booking link to claim your spot and spoil your dog while supporting Atlanta rescues. Each attendee needs a ticket and Companion tickets are limited to one per Adult with Dog; you may add up to two Additional Dog tickets for a maximum of three dogs per booking. The crawl operates rain or shine—bring towels for wet pups—and foods are prearranged with no substitutions. Drinks and boutique purchases are extra. Check in promptly at 11 a.m., and call the organizer if you are running late to avoid missed tastings and forfeited refunds.

About BiteLines Atlanta Food Tours

BiteLines Atlanta Food Tours offers guided food and drink walking tours in Atlanta, Georgia. The company curates immersive, neighborhood-based culinary experiences that showcase local restaurants, breweries, and street food vendors. Tours include Barks & Bites: Beltline Doggie Crawl, Atlanta Pizza and Beer Crawl, and Atlanta Beltline Food & Street Art Tour, each designed around a distinct theme and neighborhood corridor.

Guides share local history, culinary context, and behind-the-scenes stories while leading small groups along the Atlanta BeltLine and nearby districts. Several tours highlight dog-friendly patios, pizza styles such as Neapolitan, New York, and Detroit, and collaborations with chefs, chocolatiers, and street artists. Participants sample multiple dishes and beverages at partner stops and learn about Atlanta’s evolving food scene.

BiteLines partners with local restaurants, pet boutiques, and animal rescues to support community businesses and causes. Each tour includes curated tastings, opportunities to meet proprietors, and branded swag from participating partners when available. The company was featured on The Adventure Collective, which highlights noteworthy local experiences and helps travelers find vetted activities.

BiteLines Atlanta Food Tours emphasizes walkable routes, small-group engagement, and clear logistics for meeting points and duration. Reservations are available for individuals and private groups; specific accessibility or dietary requests can be communicated in advance to accommodate needs. The company focuses on authentic local flavors and storytelling to provide an informative, memorable way to explore Atlanta’s culinary and cultural offerings.

Public schedules, pricing, and booking details are published on BiteLines' official site and through local ticketing partners when availability varies.