Your neighborhood’s week is waiting.
Atlanta Restaurant Week is built to grow district by district. Bring the platform, the brand, and the playbook to your neighborhood — and keep what makes it yours.
A signature week that pays the district back.
A restaurant week is the rare civic program every constituency loves: restaurants get covers in a slow season, diners get an occasion to explore, and the district gets a recurring, ownable moment on the city’s calendar. But doing it well takes a brand diners trust, technology restaurants don’t fight with, and a playbook that doesn’t start from zero.
That’s what the Atlanta Restaurant Week platform is: the connective tissue that makes each neighborhood’s week easier to run and bigger than it could be alone — while the district keeps its own name on the door.
Community Improvement Districts
Put your commercial district's dining scene to work for the businesses that fund you.
Business & Merchant Alliances
A ready-made program your restaurant members will actually feel in their reservation books.
Downtown Development Authorities
An annual signature event that drives foot traffic and tells your district's story.
Destination Marketing Organizations
A packaged culinary campaign with citywide brand recognition behind it.
We bring the platform. You bring the neighborhood.
What ATLRW provides
- The platform — your district's own site on proven technology, with your own domain, colors, and logo
- The brand system — parent-brand trust plus a district identity designed to your neighborhood's energy
- Restaurant tooling — sign-up pipeline, menu management, and a content studio your team edits directly
- Analytics — your own tracking stack, wired from day one, reported weekly
- The playbook — timelines, restaurant recruitment templates, and lessons from every prior district
- Sponsor network — access to program-wide sponsors looking for citywide reach
What the local partner provides
- Neighborhood relationships — you know your restaurants, your merchants, and your diners
- Restaurant recruitment — invitations carry further coming from the district's own organization
- Local marketing muscle — your channels, newsletters, and street presence
- Program funding — underwriting or local sponsorship to cover your district's week
- A point person — one owner on your side who can make decisions
- 01
Discover
We map your district: boundaries, restaurant landscape, existing events, and what success looks like for you.
- 02
Design
Your district brand takes shape — palette, logo, voice — inside the shared system diners already trust.
- 03
Recruit
Sign-ups open. We provide the pipeline and templates; you open the doors that matter.
- 04
Build
Your site goes live with your lineup, menus, and reservation links. Your team learns the studio.
- 05
Launch
Your week runs — with the platform, analytics, and network promotion behind it.
- 06
Grow
Debrief, data, and a head start on next year. Districts compound; the network grows with you.
- What does it cost?
- The model is a partnership, not a software license — economics depend on district size and funding structure. Reach out and we'll walk you through how existing districts underwrite their weeks.
- How long does a launch take?
- A comfortable runway is one season — roughly four to six months from first conversation to opening night, with restaurant recruitment the longest pole in the tent.
- Who owns our district's brand and data?
- Your district's identity is yours. Your site runs on its own domain, your content lives in your own editable studio, and your analytics are your own property — the platform connects them, it doesn't absorb them.
- Do we have to use the shared design?
- Districts share the same navigation, layouts, and user flow — that consistency is what makes the network trustworthy. Your palette, photography, logo, and voice are where your neighborhood shows up.
- What if our district is small?
- Weeks scale down gracefully — a district can launch with a dozen committed restaurants and grow from there. Buckhead's first platform year ran with 45.
Ready to put your neighborhood on the calendar?
Tell us about your district and we’ll come back with what a launch could look like.
Launch your own Restaurant Week →