An Atlanta favorite springtime event, 2016 Inman Park Restaurant Week, is back from Monday, March 28 through Sunday, April 3, 2016. Specially chef-curated, three-course menus are offered at each participating restaurant throughout the week. Known as one of the hottest intown Atlanta neighborhoods for dining according to Thrillist and TripAdvisor reviewers, the Inman Park culinary scene continues to be a beckoning destination for foodies.
The restaurants participating this spring, along with menu price points, include:
$15 menus:
- Fritti
- PURE Taqueria
- North Highland Pub
$25 menus:
- The Luminary
- Il Localino
- Barcelona Wine Bar
- Wisteria
- Rathbun’s
- Sotto Sotto
- Parish: The Brasserie and Neighborhood Café
- Wrecking Bar Brewpub
$35 menus:
- The Cockentrice
- Kevin Rathbun Steak
“New restaurants are always popping up around Inman Park,” says Marco Alarcon, director of Inman Park Restaurant Week. “Hosting this restaurant week is a great opportunity for Atlanta residents and visitors to try a new restaurant – or even a few – at a great price.”
Many of the restaurants are located right off of the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail, allowing patrons to easily walk or bike to any of the eateries, as well as dine with a view of the trail.
Please note that no other discounts are valid during Inman Park Restaurant Week. Click here for more information on the Inman Park Restaurant Week.
Inman Park is Atlanta’s first planned residential suburb and also Atlanta’s first electric trolley neighborhood. Created at the cusp of the twentieth century, this ideal Victorian neighborhood — curved streets, generous residential lots, and verdant parks — was built upon the wrecked land of Atlanta’s Civil War battlefield, two miles east of downtown Atlanta. Inman Park was the brainchild of a renaissance thinker named Joel Hurt (1850-1926), who modeled the neighborhood after other trolley neighborhoods he had seen throughout the United States.
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