Moving to Alpharetta, GA: What to Know Before You Move
Thinking about moving to Alpharetta, Georgia? A practical guide to neighborhoods, the tech job market, commutes on GA 400, things to do and what living here is like.
Restaurants, things to do, trusted local businesses, events and news, all across Alpharetta, Georgia.
Thinking about moving to Alpharetta, Georgia? A practical guide to neighborhoods, the tech job market, commutes on GA 400, things to do and what living here is like.
Charleston-born steakhouse at Avalon known for dry-aged beef, Wagyu and ribeyes, backed by an extensive wine list. One of Alpharetta's go-to special occasion rooms.
Upscale Southern cooking at Avalon, known for fried chicken, biscuits, shrimp and grits and one of the area's most popular brunches.
Persian dining at Avalon known for juicy kabobs, fragrant rice and hummus. A metro Atlanta favorite that made Avalon a food destination.
Southern BBQ in a historic brick building on Main Street, known for hand-pulled pork, ribs and beef burnt ends.
Downtown Alpharetta's hometown roaster, with indoor and outdoor seating a block off Main Street.
Alpharetta's 86-acre upscale mixed-use district: dozens of shops and restaurants along the Boulevard, the Regal Avalon 12 theater, The Hotel at Avalon, and a plaza with bocce, swings and fire pits. Home to a seasonal ice rink, tree lighting and Santa visits each winter.
Alpharetta's walkable heart: 50+ shops and restaurants around Main Street, the Town Green with its splash fountain, City Hall, a self-guided arts walk of nearly 20 sculptures, and the Saturday farmers market in season.
Alpharetta's signature trail: about 9 miles of wide paved path along Big Creek for walking, biking and skating, plus mountain-bike trails and a wetland boardwalk spur. Free, dawn to dusk, with access points at Rock Mill, Haynes Bridge, Northpoint and more.
Alpharetta's 12,000-seat outdoor concert venue in a wooded setting at Encore Park, hosting major country, rock and pop tours from spring through fall.
Avalon's shops, restaurants and seasonal ice rink sit one mile from Downtown Alpharetta's Town Green, farmers market and 50+ storefronts, connected by the paved Alpha Loop trail.
Alpharetta is home to hundreds of technology companies, top-rated schools and some of metro Atlanta's most sought-after neighborhoods. Our moving guide covers where people live, what it costs and what to know.
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