Atlanta Neighborhoods

Old Fourth Ward 3 spots BeltLine energy, Sweet Auburn history, and some of the city's busiest food-and-bar blocks. Poncey-Highland 3 spots Walkable, tree-lined, and packed with independent restaurants and bars. Buckhead 2 spots Atlanta's upscale dining and nightlife district. Airport District 1 spot The College Park / ATL Airport corridor, home to some of the city's best Ethiopian food. Upper Westside 1 spot Blandtown's warehouses turned restaurants, breweries, and studios. Downtown 2 spots Underground Atlanta, Fairlie-Poplar, and the city's civic core. Kirkwood 1 spot A quieter east-side neighborhood with a growing independent food scene. Virginia-Highland 1 spot Historic bungalows, patios, and a dense strip of restaurants and shops. Vinings 1 spot Just northwest of the city, along the Chattahoochee near Cumberland. Smyrna 1 spot Metro Atlanta suburb with old-school institutions worth the drive. Morningside 1 spot A residential intown neighborhood with a handful of longtime local favorites. Decatur 2 spots Its own city just east of Atlanta, with an outsized restaurant and bar scene. Summerhill 1 spot The stadium district, reborn with breweries, BBQ, and music venues. Piedmont Heights 1 spot A small industrial-turned-hospitality pocket off Piedmont and Armour. Lindbergh 2 spots Transit-friendly area between Buckhead and Midtown. West Midtown 2 spots Former industrial district now full of breweries, studios, and restaurants. West End 2 spots Historic west-side neighborhood, revitalized along the Westside BeltLine. Inman Park 2 spots Victorian houses, the BeltLine, and a dense strip of restaurants and bars on North Highland. Midtown 2 spots High-rises, the arts district, and a dense mix of restaurants.