This is the inspiring couple behind @MrAndMrsDunwoody. After moving to Dunwoody, they launched an Instagram page that celebrates the best of local life. From mouthwatering meals to unforgettable adventures, they’ve become micro-influencers shining a spotlight on everything Dunwoody has to offer. Give them a follow. Discover their favorite spots, their passion for connecting the community, and how they’re redefining what it means to explore the heart of Dunwoody, Georgia.
Meet the Local Instagram Sensations @MrAndMrsDunwoody: Greg and Julia Frament on Moving to Dunwoody, Georgia
Who Are Greg and Julia Frament?
If you’ve been anywhere near the Dunwoody community on Instagram, chances are you’ve stumbled across the charming and hyper-local account @MrAndMrsDunwoody. Run by real-life couple Greg and Julia Frament, this vibrant feed has quickly become a must-follow for anyone living in Dunwoody or thinking about moving to Dunwoody. In Episode 271 of the What’s Up Dunwoody podcast, host Matt Weber sits down with the dynamic duo to talk about social media, community pride, and what makes Dunwoody such a great place to call home.
How They Became Mr. and Mrs. Dunwoody
It all started as a joke. After relocating to Dunwoody a couple years ago, Greg and Julia immersed themselves in the local scene. Their constant posting about Dunwoody’s events, restaurants, and parks led friends to playfully call them “Mr. and Mrs. Dunwoody.” Rather than brush it off, they leaned in—launching an Instagram page that now celebrates everything from Dunwoody events like Lemonade Days to community staples like the Dunwoody Farmers Market. Their content is upbeat, inclusive, and always rooted in community connection.
From Newcomers to Community Connectors
Moving to Dunwoody can feel overwhelming, but Greg and Julia made it a mission to explore every corner of their new home. Their platform is now a trusted resource for both locals and those relocating to Dunwoody. Whether it’s a video of Greg doing a happy food dance at East 48th Street Market or Julia sharing her latest favorite cocktail in Dunwoody Village, their account offers a personal take on the best things to do in Dunwoody.
A Spotlight on Dunwoody’s Local Businesses
Greg and Julia are passionate about small businesses. They rave about spots like Village Burger, Sushi Kingdom, and Nova Cucina—not just for the food, but for the people behind the counters. They frequently highlight the evolving restaurant scene, from legacy favorites to fresh openings in places like Ashford Lane. Their commitment to these local gems makes them unofficial ambassadors for the Dunwoody small business community.
Instagram Reels, Food Dances, and Viral Moments
One of the reasons @MrAndMrsDunwoody stands out is its blend of humor and helpfulness. Greg’s now-famous “food dance” reels are just one part of their entertaining feed. Julia, who does most of the behind-the-scenes editing, ensures every post has polish and purpose. Together, their chemistry on camera has helped them rack up views—including viral clips like their review of Sushi Kingdom.
Celebrating Dunwoody’s Community Events
For anyone living in Dunwoody, events like Light Up Dunwoody, Green Eggs and Kegs, and the Fourth of July Parade are annual highlights. Julia and Greg don’t just attend these events—they document them in ways that invite everyone to participate. Their Instagram stories often include behind-the-scenes looks, schedule reminders, and enthusiastic recaps, making sure their followers always know what’s happening in Dunwoody.
Why Living in Dunwoody Works for Them
So what makes Dunwoody the right fit? For Greg and Julia, it’s a mix of accessibility, walkability, and charm. They love being able to stroll to the Dunwoody Library or grab dinner without hopping in the car. The blend of suburban neighborhoods like Dunwoody North with more urban developments in the Perimeter area creates a unique lifestyle—quiet yet connected, family-friendly yet full of things to do.
Dining Out in Dunwoody: Their Top Picks
When it comes to food, Greg and Julia have done their homework. They’ve sampled nearly every eatery in town, from hidden gems to trendy new spots. Some of their favorites include:
Village Burger: A Dunwoody classic, known for its welcoming vibe and consistently good food.
Nova Cucina: Italian fare with modern flair—perfect for date night or a family celebration.
Sushi Kingdom: The reel that made them go viral. Great sushi, great service, and great vibes.
East 48th Street Market: An underrated gem with New York-style deli charm.
They love sharing these experiences with followers who might be searching for the best restaurants in Dunwoody or just wondering where to eat tonight.
The Power of Positivity in the Digital World
At its core, the @MrAndMrsDunwoody account isn’t just about showing off pretty places—it’s about celebrating community and creating joy. They aim to highlight the good stuff: the businesses giving back, the events that bring us together, and the stories that make Dunwoody feel like home. That mindset aligns perfectly with What’s Up Dunwoody podcast host Matt Weber’s mission to keep local media uplifting and engaging.
What’s Next for @MrAndMrsDunwoody?
Julia and Greg are just getting started. They’re planning to work with groups like the Dunwoody Preservation Trust and are looking forward to future events like Lemonade Days and the Brook Run Park food truck nights. They’re also eyeing potential collaborations with local nonprofits and businesses who share their community-first mindset. Expect more content, more reels, and more reasons to love Dunwoody.
How to Connect With Greg and Julia
Got a Dunwoody event you think they should check out? A new restaurant opening you want to put on their radar? Julia and Greg are always open to DMs, comments, and suggestions. Whether you’re new to the city or a lifelong resident, they want to hear from you. You can follow them on Instagram at @MrAndMrsDunwoody.
Final Thoughts from Host Matt Weber
What’s Up Dunwoody podcast host Matt Weber sums it up best: Julia and Greg Frament are a refreshing reminder of what happens when you lean into your community. From food to festivals, from local shops to neighborhood strolls, they’re helping people discover why Dunwoody is more than just a place to live—it’s a place to belong.
