Are you hungry for food events in Atlanta? The city’s mild spring weather in April creates the perfect dish for some stellar food events to take place outdoors.

Coupled with versatile venues like Atlantic Station, Jim R. Miller Park, and hotel spaces (e.g., Epicurean Atlanta for the Culinary Journey Through Georgia), the city offers perfect settings for both large-scale festivals and intimate tastings. Let’s take a look at what’s on the plate for Atlanta foodies.

Check Out the Best Atlanta Food Events for April 2025

Atlanta is a melting pot of cultures, with a rich diversity of people from all over the world. This diversity creates a dynamic food scene, where chefs can experiment with global flavors and cuisines. That’s how we get new restaurants? Let’s check out the newest ones:

Panda Fest (April 4–6)

Panda Fest: Atlanta
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Billed as the biggest outdoor Asian food festival in the U.S., Panda Fest at Atlantic Station’s Pinnacle Lot in Midtown will feature hundreds of stalls with Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Japanese, Malaysian, and Vietnamese dishes. Expect local restaurants, pop-ups, cultural performances like lion dances and K-Pop, plus craft demos. Weekend passes are sold out, but limited single-day tickets drop each morning.

Atlanta Greek Festival Spring Drive-Thru (April 4–6)

Atlanta Greek Festival

At Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral, grab traditional Greek foods and pastries to-go. It’s a mini-version of the larger festival, perfect for a quick cultural bite.

Sip Brookhaven (April 12, 3–6 PM)

Horse Creek has the best vineyards and wine in Georgia.

Held on the quad at Oglethorpe University, this event offers wine and beer tastings paired with dishes from local restaurants. Tickets are $75 in advance or $85 at the gate, promising a tasty afternoon.

Atlanta Spring Wine Festival (April 12)

Spring Wine Festival Returns to Fourth Ward Park In Atlanta

At Historic Fourth Ward Skatepark, the Atlanta Spring Wine Festival will feature sips from over 50 wines, mimosas, and beers, with food bites, live music, and DJ Q-Tip keeping the energy up. It’s split into two sessions (12–4 PM and 6–10 PM) for a full day of flavor.

Full Day Wine Country Wine Tastings From Atlanta

Full Day Wine Country Wine Tastings From Atlanta

Embark on an unforgettable journey from Downtown Atlanta to the heart-stirring landscapes of North Georgia Wine Country. Let the scenic rolling hills and lush vineyards sweep you off your feet. Dive into the essence of Georgia’s top wine region with visits to three renowned wineries, where about 12 exquisite wine tastings await to delight your palate. After a day soaked in flavor, we’ll whisk you back to Atlanta. Get your tickets for Full-Day Wine Country Wine Tastings From Atlanta. Book this adventure.

These events reflect a mix of large-scale festivals, specialized food celebrations, and ongoing dining experiences, capturing Atlanta’s vibrant food scene. Here’s more events for the foodies out there:

Karaoke Brunch At The Boiler

Karaoke Brunch At The Boiler

You can check out Karaoke Brunch at The Boiler this weekend, where you can get free mimosas from 12 to 1 p.m. 2425 Piedmont Road Northeast Atlanta, GA 30324.

Wine Down Wednesday at Citizens Market Food

Unwind at Wine Down Wednesday at Citizens Market Food Hall! Every Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., enjoy great tunes from our live DJ and sip on fantastic wine specials from our market bar. Be one of the first 25 guests to receive a FREE glass of rosé and a “rosé all day” wine glass. Cheers to making Wednesdays a little brighter!

Cafe Cafe Bartique

Cafe Bartique opens in Atlanta

Coffee and wine bar Cafe Bartique recently opened at 2315 Cascade Road. Tantalizing cakes and good sips as well! Bonus: Live music on Fridays starting at 6:30 p.m.

Seafood Karaoke Happy Hour

Cafe Circa seafood Karaoke

Check out Cafe Circa at 464 Edgewood Ave. SE for the very best in seafood — and karaoke! Thursday, July 11 · 5 – 10pm EDT.

Where To Brunch In Atlanta This Month

best burnch in Atlanta, Georgia

Here are the best Atlanta restaurants serving Cajun/Creole dishes.

Taco Tuesdays

Taco Tuesday restaurants in Atlanta

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If you’re a fan of Tex-Mex, these Atlanta restaurants go crazy with Taco Tuesdays.

Where Do The Locals Eat In Atlanta?

Atlanta is a large metropolitan city, so it stands to reason that its dining scene would cater to different cultures, influences and visitors. But you may be wondering where do the locals eat?

Atlanta natives eat at the same places that tourists dine, but they also know where the great neighborhood bars, taverns and restaurants are.

If you want to eat like a local, some great neighborhood spots are:

Pizza

Best pizza restaurants in Atlanta.

Barbecue

Here are the best BBQ joints in Atlanta.

Soul Food

Here are the best soul food restaurants in Atlanta.

What Type Of Food Is Atlanta Known For?

Atlanta is know for its many new Atlanta restaurants opening that it’s easy to miss the latest and greatest. AtlantaFi.com has a finely curated list of the best food events in Atlanta and where to eat in Atlanta  each week for grub.

Atlanta is for foodies of all kinds. If you want to explore the palate of Georgia’s largest city, do it on your terms and check out the fun, cool and new places to eat in Atlanta this weekend and even on the weekday. You can start downtown, and get it crackin’ in Buckhead. Check out the newest Atlanta restaurants, beautiful parks and unexplored spots you’ve only heard about. AtlantaFi your experience!