Discover Buford Highway: A Local Taste of Global Cultures in Our Atlanta Neighborhood

Buford Highway, a 10-mile stretch from Atlanta's center, is a diverse and vibrant area. Once a regular commercial strip in the 60s and 70s, it has evolved into a multicultural hub, reflecting the various cultures of Atlanta's immigrant population. Buford Highway today is a cultural mosaic, offering a global experience.

The main attraction of Buford Highway is its international food scene. It provides an opportunity to taste a variety of authentic cuisines, including Vietnamese pho, Korean barbecue, Mexican taquerias, and Ethiopian injera. This area is a paradise for food lovers, offering a wide range of culinary experiences.

In addition to food, Buford Highway is a cultural marketplace. International stores sell products from around the world. The Buford Highway Farmers Market offers a variety of fruits and vegetables, and the Plaza Fiesta sells Guatemalan textiles. The area also has unique stores selling items like Bollywood DVDs and traditional Chinese medicines, and live entertainment such as mariachi bands and Korean karaoke.

Art is another highlight of Buford Highway. Colorful murals, reflecting immigrant culture and diversity, adorn the streets. Artists, including award-winning muralist Yehimi Cambron, have contributed to the community's visual landscape.

Buford Highway is more than a street; it's a reflection of Atlanta’s multicultural identity. It's a place where cultures from around the world are welcomed and celebrated. Whether you're a food enthusiast, an explorer, or just someone looking to experience the city's vibe, Buford Highway offers a unique insight into Atlanta’s global spirit.

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