Atlanta Neighborhoods

Airport District 1 spot The College Park / ATL Airport corridor, home to some of the city's best Ethiopian food. Buckhead 10 spots Atlanta's upscale dining and nightlife district. Piedmont Road and the Uptown corridor hold Latin dance floors, DJ rooms, and clubs that stay busy after dinner. Candler Park 1 spot A residential east-side neighborhood along DeKalb Avenue with longtime local restaurants near the park. Cabbagetown 1 spot The old mill village east of downtown, where shotgun cottages sit under the Krog Street tunnel murals and Memorial Drive carries the traffic. Decatur 2 spots Its own city just east of Atlanta, with an outsized restaurant and bar scene. East Lake 1 spot An east-side neighborhood centered on Hosea L. Williams Drive between Kirkwood and Decatur. Downtown 5 spots Underground Atlanta, Fairlie-Poplar, and the city's civic core. Grant Park 1 spot Victorian streets around the park and the zoo, quiet enough that a small dining room can fill on word of mouth alone. Inman Park 5 spots Victorian houses, the BeltLine, and a dense strip of restaurants and bars on North Highland. Kirkwood 1 spot A quieter east-side neighborhood with a growing independent food scene. Lindbergh 2 spots Transit-friendly area between Buckhead and Midtown. Midtown 6 spots High-rises, the arts district, and a dense mix of restaurants. Morningside 1 spot A residential intown neighborhood with a handful of longtime local favorites. Old Fourth Ward 4 spots BeltLine energy, Sweet Auburn history, and some of the city's busiest food-and-bar blocks. Piedmont Heights 2 spots A small industrial-turned-hospitality pocket off Piedmont and Armour. Poncey-Highland 4 spots Walkable, tree-lined, and packed with independent restaurants and bars. Reynoldstown 1 spot A railroad neighborhood founded by freedmen after the Civil War, now the blocks along Moreland Avenue where the BeltLine's Eastside Trail runs through. Smyrna 1 spot Metro Atlanta suburb with old-school institutions worth the drive. Summerhill 2 spots The stadium district, reborn with breweries, BBQ, and music venues. Upper Westside 2 spots Blandtown's warehouses turned restaurants, breweries, and studios. Vine City 1 spot West of downtown by the Atlanta University Center, a historic Black neighborhood whose Martin Luther King Jr Drive has fed the city since the 1940s. Vinings 1 spot Just northwest of the city, along the Chattahoochee near Cumberland. West End 2 spots Historic west-side neighborhood, revitalized along the Westside BeltLine. West Midtown 5 spots Former industrial district now full of breweries, studios, and restaurants.