Just 2 miles east of downtown, historic Inman Park is Atlanta’s very first planned suburb. (Back when 2 miles was a world away.) The neighborhood was known for its grand Victorian homes and former famous resident Asa Candler, founder of Coke. Today, the intown neighborhood is known for being red hot. A recent spate of development has brought with it a wealth of things to see and do. This current evolution mixes historic with hip and its very happening!
Conceived by three brothers with a love of paletas, or Latin American ice pops, King of Pops quickly went from a small family business to carts, food trucks and farmers markets. The handmade frosty treats are wildly popular and the walk-up window is a welcome stop after a hot stroll along the Beltline. The King rules!
