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BiteLines blog mostly about the Atlanta BeltLine, restaurants, street art and weirdness.

The Other Atlanta BeltLine: Westside Trail

You won't find restaurants every few feet. Or women showing off their pretty dresses. You won't be swearing at scooters nearly running...

How to Enjoy the Atlanta BeltLine

Updated May 2022, because things on the BeltLine just change that fast. You've heard about the Atlanta BeltLine, but don't know what it...

'Black Panther' Artist Creates New Mural Under Atlanta BeltLine

Above, see the mural being made by @risingredlotus @theantoniodarden @yoyocam. Follow them on Instagram. You have probably already seen...

Floral Heart COVID Memorial on Atlanta BeltLine

A year ago, we didn't know what was coming. It was unimaginable that we would shut ourselves in our homes to hide from a highly...

BeltLine Bridges Art

The bridges are the most interesting part of the Atlanta BeltLine. The undersides are an open canvas for street artists and sometimes, to...

7 Offbeat Things to Do on the Atlanta BeltLine

Updated July 2022, because things on the Atlanta BeltLine change that fast On a nice day, it seems like half of metro Atlanta is out on...

Under the Bridge

The most interesting parts of the Atlanta BeltLine are the bridges. This is where paint explodes into faces and figures, words of...

Atlanta BeltLine Mural Highlights Artists of Color

Last summer, in the height of racial tension across our country, people took to the Atlanta BeltLine to express their frustration at the...

Honoring Black Vietnam Vets

On a fence at Ford Factory Lofts (just across from Ponce City Market on the Atlanta BeltLine), is another photo banner from Art on the...

Camera Ready

I cannot stop seeing this one photo. It pulls at something deep. Walking down the Atlanta BeltLine's Eastside Trail, you may have passed...

VOTE

We have one day left. One day of relentless (and sometimes ridiculous) TV commercials. One more day of our phones blowing up with texts...

Farewell 2020

So many things shut down in 2020. But the Atlanta BeltLine – offering fresh air, exercise and open space – mostly thrived. It also became...