Atlanta’s Famous 3-Day Food & Drink Festival Just Launched An Epic Eating Bingo Game

famous 3-day food & drink festival, Taste of Atlanta (TOA), was unable to happen this year due to COVID-19.

The event was sorely missed, but TOA just unveiled a way that you can still participate and eat from the best restaurants in Atlanta.

Inspired by Atlanta Food Bingo, TOA created Restaurant Bingo — a bingo game where you eat your way through the card to win prizes. 

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What is TOA Restaurant Bingo?

Restaurant Bingo is TOA's official game that you can play to support local businesses and get a taste of the delicious bites that are typically at the food festival. From October 23 through December 23, diners can participate by ordering take-out, delivery, or dine-in from over 200 local restaurants on Atlanta's Must Eat Menu. The game is split up into three rounds — Round 1 is October 23 - November 12, Round 2 is November 13 - December 4, and Round 3 is December 5 - 23. There are three cards in every round and each card promotes different businesses such as black-owned, women-owned, iconic eats, and LGBTQ+ friendly.

How does it work?

You’ll pick a bingo card of your choice and spend $20 minimum at any five participating restaurants on the card. Make sure to save your receipts because you'll need to show them to collect prizes. The five restaurants you choose do not have to be in a row like traditional bingo, so just pick your favorites and chow down! And, you don’t have to stop after you’ve finished one card — you can play from all three in the round.

How can I win?

You'll submit your restaurant entries on the TOA website and a winner will be announced on TOA's Instagram every week. Remember those receipts? You'll need them in case you win the prize giveaway. Once they confirm your receipts, TOA will arrange for you to get your prize which can be a gift card worth at least $100. And, even if you don't win a prize, you can still call it a personal win for supporting local businesses and eating fantastic food.