About West Midtown Restaurant Week

A week at the table in West Midtown.

West Midtown Restaurant Week is a week-long celebration of one of Atlanta’s most dynamic dining destinations. Produced by Livable Buckhead in partnership with the West Midtown Alliance, the event showcases the neighborhood’s acclaimed restaurants through curated prix fixe menus, special culinary experiences, and coordinated marketing that attracts new customers while highlighting the distinctive character of West Midtown’s food scene. The event builds on the successful model established through Buckhead Restaurant Week, adapting its proven approach to reflect West Midtown’s restaurants, businesses, and community.

Produced by
Livable BuckheadWest Midtown Alliance
Founding sponsors
Westside Provisions DistrictUpper Westside CID
The organizations behind the week

Livable Buckhead

Livable Buckhead is a community-led, donor-supported nonprofit organization working to make Buckhead a vibrant and sustainable place to live, work, and visit. The organization develops and implements transportation, sustainability, public realm, community engagement, and economic development initiatives that improve quality of life and strengthen the district. Livable Buckhead also creates destination marketing programs that support local businesses, including Buckhead Restaurant Week, the successful dining initiative that provided the foundation for West Midtown Restaurant Week.

West Midtown Alliance

West Midtown Alliance (WMA) is a nonprofit organization formed by local business owners and operators committed to supporting and strengthening the West Midtown neighborhood. The organization grew out of a 2025 gathering of longtime West Midtown businesses looking for ways to work collectively, promote the area, and build greater connections across the business community. Today, WMA represents more than 50 businesses and continues to grow. Led by chefs Steven Satterfield of Miller Union and Anne Quatrano of Bacchanalia and Star Provisions, the Alliance brings together restaurants, retailers, property owners, and other neighborhood stakeholders to champion West Midtown and support its continued success.

Walkers, a cyclist and a stroller filling a car-free Howell Mill Road, vendor tents lining both sides
In the neighborhood · Westside Stride

Bike, walk, scoot, stroll.

On Sunday, November 8, Howell Mill Road closes to cars and opens to everyone — an afternoon of food, music and family-friendly fun from the Upper Westside Improvement District. A few weeks after the last Restaurant Week table is cleared, the same neighborhood is worth a second trip.

Westside Stride is presented by the Upper Westside Improvement District, Sunday, November 8, 2026 on Howell Mill Road. Route and programming to be announced.