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• Chit Chat Atlanta Tours

  LightPacker0106,Jun 4, 2026

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  Thank you Chit Chat Atlanta Tours. The tour was amazing and so was the food.

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

• South Atlanta Food Tour - Staycation, Date Night , Girls Night, Try Something New

  Uncommon Style,Jun 2, 2026

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  So I had a great time meeting new people and sampling food items at new restaurants. All of the restaurants provided great service and delectable samplings. The Real Milk and Honey biscuits were so huge and fluffy. I am definitely going back to Zubi Tacos for the guacamole and vegan tacos. I am going to have to return to the Sandard Kitchen by GH on another day when I have a craving for a Sunday dinner. The Grown and Sexy Tavern had and unbelievable spread for us, ,more than I anticipated. The hidden gem of the evening was Sasha Sweets. If you are looking for a deal , visit Sasha on a Sunday for 1/2 priced cupcakes. Carla was very knowledgeable of the city, its leaders and its history. The tour took several hours to hop to the different restaurants and ended with a surprise stop at the Pop Up Shop

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

• Family Fun Filling Resraurant Tour

  Venture745013,Dec 26, 2025

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  This tour was worth every minute. The tour guide,Carla, was knowledgeable and nice. We enjoyed the tour, the food, and the fun!

• A Refreshing Way to Experience Atlanta—Even as a Local

  denisecA1325YJ,Dec 26, 2025

  - Review from Tripadvisor

  5.00

  As an Atlanta resident, I didn’t expect to be surprised—but the tour with ChitChat Communications was truly refreshing and thoughtfully curated. This experience beautifully blended Atlanta history, culture, and Black-owned culinary gems—many of which I had never visited before. Our first stop was Omni Coffee & Eggs, followed by Local Green Atlanta, then Big Dave’s Cheesesteaks, and we wrapped up at the iconic Paschal’s. Each stop felt intentional and showcased the diversity and richness of Black-owned businesses in the city. Beyond the food, the tour offered a meaningful journey through Atlanta’s history. As we traveled through downtown, we passed significant landmarks including Auburn Avenue, the Big Bethel AME Church, the Georgia State Capitol, the original home of the King family, Morris Brown College, and the Clark Atlanta University. The storytelling and historical context made the city feel alive in a new way, even for someone who’s lived here. What truly stood out was the heart behind the experience. ChitChat Communications is owned by the vibrant and warm, Carla Morrison, an African-American woman whose passion for Atlanta, community, and culture is evident in every detail. This wasn’t just a tour, it was an experience rooted in pride, connection, and purpose. Whether you’re new to Atlanta or a long-time resident looking to rediscover the city through a different lens, I highly recommend this tour. It’s educational, delicious, and deeply affirming. I walked away full, both literally and culturally.