Beltline Neighborhoods

Each Beltline neighborhood has its own character. Tap one to see our favorite spots there.

Inman Park

Atlanta's first planned suburb — Victorian homes, leafy streets, and the Eastside Trail's most-loved patio scene.

Home of Ponce City Market and Historic Fourth Ward Park. Where the Beltline meets the city's most iconic food hall.

Bungalow-lined blocks, classic neighborhood bars, and brunch spots just north of the Beltline.

Tiny shotgun cottages, the Krog Street Tunnel murals, and one of Atlanta's most distinctive small neighborhoods.

Up-and-coming food scene right on the Eastside Trail — natural wine, bao, and pizza.

Atlanta's oldest park, the Zoo, and a wave of new spots along Memorial Drive.

Historic SW Atlanta neighborhood anchoring the Westside Trail. Cafés, vintage, and Lee + White's brewery row nearby.

Piedmont Park, the High Museum, and the densest stretch of the Northside Trail — including West Midtown's Howell Mill restaurant row.

Where Ponce meets the Beltline — the Plaza Theatre, Manuel's Tavern, and walkable to PCM.

A renewed neighborhood next to the stadium — coffee, brewpubs, and small-batch ice cream.