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Krog Street Market

Krog Street Market is a place to eat or drink in Atlanta, GA, part of the Atlanta guide. Cost: free.

99 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 · Atlanta, GA

Why you should go…

A 1920s Atlanta Stove Works warehouse in Inman Park anchors one of the city's favorite food halls, its steel trusses and skylights intact. Stalls and sit-down spots cover ramen, tacos, barbecue, burgers, and craft cocktails, with patios spilling toward the BeltLine's Eastside Trail a short block away. Afterward, wander the Krog Street Tunnel beneath the rail embankment, its ever-changing graffiti and murals make it Atlanta's most famous open-air art gallery.

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