Slow Food Atlanta's Summerhill Snail Trail

On Monday, November 4, join Slow Food Atlanta for our inaugural Snail Trail event. We will eat our way through the Summerhill neighborhood learning about Slow Food Atlanta’s Snail of Approval program and the relationships between farmers, chefs, and conscious eaters. This three-hour progressive dinner experience includes six courses, cocktails, and storytelling from Snail of Approval awardees: Little Bear, Talat Market, and Little Tart. The evening will also feature ingredients and produce from Snail of Approval awardees: Atlanta Harvest, Riverview Farm, Love is Love Farm, and Herbs and Kettles.

All proceeds from this event support Slow Food Atlanta’s Snail of Approval program and its Snail of Support grantmaking program, which funds projects at small farms, addresses food insecurity through the distribution of good meals, supports Atlantans’ attendance at Terra Madre, and more.

Ticket details

Leek Lover (for Slow Food members only) - $75

• Food and drink from our hosts

Fennel Fan (for non-members) - $85

• Food and drink from our hosts

Broccoli Boss - $125

• Food and drink from our hosts
• One annual Slow Food Atlanta membership ($60 value)

Chanterelle Trailblazer - $150

• Food and drink from our hosts
• Pay it forward scholarship support for farmers/food advocates

What you need to know

What is a progressive dinner?

A dining experience where each course is served at a different location. Guests move from one venue to another—often starting with appetizers, followed by soup or salad, the main course, and finishing with dessert. This social event encourages mingling and exploring various culinary styles.

Where and when will this take place?

We’ll begin at Little Bear and walk to Talat Market and finish at Little Tart’s Big Softie. The entire route is .9 mile. If you’re able, walking with the group is encouraged though not required. Restaurants are 12 minutes from each other.

We will have two separate seatings each with a maximum of 30 people per seating. The first seating will start at 6:00pm and the second seating will start at 7:15pm.

What happens if it rains?

This event is happening rain or shine. You may want to bring a raincoat or umbrella for the walk.

Parking?

Free parking is available in the lot near the intersection of Georgia Ave SE and Fraser St SE.

Use of ride shares and public transportation is recommended.

Dietary restrictions?

Please let us know when you purchase your ticket.

Refunds?

This event is Slow Food Atlanta’s signature fundraiser. Proceeds raised will support Slow Food programming. Unfortunately, no refunds will be made.

Kids?

Admission is free for children five years or younger.

What should I wear?

Comfortable shoes for city walking!

How do I know if I’m a member of Slow Food Atlanta?

Reach out to [email protected], and we will check out records.

What else?

Guests must show valid IDs if you choose to imbibe.

Thank You to our Sponsors!

Generous support given by Southern SARE, Wholesome Wave Georgia, and Georgia Grown.

About Slow Food Atlanta

Slow Food Atlanta is the local chapter of a global, grassroots movement that celebrates good, clean, and fair food for all in our community. With thousands of members around the world, we believe that food is tied to many other aspects of life, including culture, politics, agriculture and the environment. Through our food choices, we can collectively influence how food is cultivated, produced, and distributed, and change the world as a result.

Host or Publisher Slow Food Atlanta