Atlanta Food Halls | Urbanize Atlanta

Former CNN Center announces new tenant slate, reopening date, more

Atlanta’s largest bar, Mastro’s Ocean Club, Robert Montwaid food hall in offing, per owners CP Group

February 18, 2026 by Josh Green

A decade later, Halcyon developer reflects on creating 'complete community'

135-acre Forsyth County village counts hundreds of homes, popular trail, millions of annual visitors

January 26, 2026 by Josh Green

Vela Park project with forthcoming food hall reports rentals nearly full

Up to four months of free rent, large greenspace, six-concept food component aim to lure tenants

November 18, 2025 by Josh Green

Sneak peek: Could this be a southside answer to Krog Street Market?

Come along for a photo tour of Terminal South, a transit-connected retail and food hub, as debut nears

July 21, 2025 by Josh Green

Two new food hubs announced for downtown ATL as World Cup nears

Weekly Smorgasburg Atlanta fest, Underground Atlanta food hall on tap soon

June 30, 2025 by Josh Green

Images: Roswell's first food hall taking shape in former church

With opening on horizon, Atlanta Street project calls for eight concepts, a “Trailer Park,” free parking

October 18, 2024 by Josh Green

Downtown Norcross redevelopment scores 'micro food hall'

BBQ-centric concept will be part of South End project on Gwinnett city’s version of Main Street

April 6, 2023 by Josh Green

Adaptive-reuse food hall bound for Atlanta's southside

Peoplestown project called Terminal South to remake warehouses along future BRT line

November 1, 2022 by Josh Green

Underground Atlanta to transform into haunted house next month

Iconic property to host Y2K-era horror experience as part of efforts to draw fresh crowds downtown

August 30, 2022 by Josh Green

Underground Atlanta redevelopment lands longstanding local brewery

Plans call for indoor-outdoor taproom, restaurant to reclaim the old Atlanta Visitors Center

July 6, 2022 by Josh Green

Avondale Estates

Photos: How Avondale Estates' food hall concept is coming along

Olive and Pine project is adaptively reusing a 1950s industrial complex in growing brewery, arts district

June 23, 2022 by Josh Green