Visiting Atlanta for Soccer This Summer? Come Hungry.
- BiteLines
- Jan 12
- 3 min read
Updated: Jan 13
Atlanta is gearing up for a massive summer of soccer (or futbol, depending on where you’re from), and if you’re traveling here for the matches, there’s one thing you need to know:
Atlanta’s food scene is just as exciting as the action on the pitch.
From globally inspired cuisine to award-winning chefs and creative street food, Atlanta is one of the most exciting food cities in the U.S., and experiencing its culinary scene is one of the best things to do in Atlanta while you’re here.
And with two bustling food halls and dozens of restaurants lining the trail, there's no better place to start than with a Food and Street Art Tour on the Atlanta Beltline.
Why Atlanta’s Food Scene Is So Amazing
Atlanta’s food scene is built on diversity, creativity, and deep cultural roots. This is a city where:
Southern classics meet modern twists
Immigrant communities shape bold, authentic flavors
Chefs aren’t afraid to experiment
Food tells the story of Atlanta’s past, present, and future
For visitors coming to Atlanta for soccer, food isn’t just something you fit in between matches—it’s part of the experience.
But with so many options, visitors often ask: Where do we even start?
This is why you should take a Food & Street Art Tour on the Atlanta Beltline, hosted by BiteLines Atlanta Food Tours.
Atlanta Beltline: One of the Top Things to Do in Atlanta
First off, what is the Atlanta Beltline? Simply put, it's a walking, jogging and biking trail. But for Atlantans, it's way more than that - it’s the heartbeat of our city.
Once an old railway corridor, it’s now a buzzing trail that connects neighborhoods, restaurants, breweries, public art, and green space. On any given day, you’ll see locals walking dogs, artists at work, restaurant patios packed with people, and murals that stop you in your tracks.
It’s energetic. It’s creative. It’s unmistakably Atlanta.
If you only have a few days in town for soccer, the Beltline is the best way to experience the city like a local - and a must for anyone searching for fun things to do in Atlanta.
Join a Food & Street Art Tour
If you want to truly understand Atlanta beyond the stadium and tourist hotspots, a Food & Street Art Tour on the Atlanta Beltline is the perfect way to do it.
On the tour, you’ll:
Enjoy tastings at locally loved restaurants that highlight Atlanta’s diverse food scene
Discover vibrant street art, including works by nationally recognized artists
Learn the stories behind the chefs, creatives, and neighborhoods shaping the city
Take part in a fun, interactive creative moment inspired by Atlanta’s street art scene
Explore one of the most exciting sections of the Atlanta Beltline with a knowledgeable local guide
It’s one of the most unique things to do in Atlanta for visitors who want to truly understand the city—not just see it.
Why This Tour Is Perfect for Soccer Fans Coming to Atlanta
Atlanta will be buzzing with fans from around the world this summer, and this Food & Street Art Tour fits perfectly into your soccer itinerary.
You can't leave Atlanta without tasting our incredible food scene (some fried chicken might be calling your name)
It’s an easy, walkable experience on a non-match day
The Beltline is where you'll see the real Atlanta
You’ll see and taste more in a few hours than you could on your own
It’s outdoors, social, and full of energy—just like the city this summer
Most importantly, you won’t just eat Atlanta. You’ll understand it.
So whether you’re traveling solo, with friends, or with fellow fans, this tour offers an authentic way to experience Atlanta’s culture through food and street art.
One of the Best Things to Do in Atlanta This Summer
Soccer may bring you to Atlanta—but the food, art and culture are what will make you fall in love with the city.
If you’re looking for unforgettable things to do in Atlanta, join us on a Food & Street Art Tour on the Atlanta Beltline. You’ll leave full, inspired, and with a deeper connection to the city than most visitors ever experience.
Book early—summer dates fill quickly!
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