Black Restaurant Week Atlanta 2024: What To Know

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Now in its 18th rotation, Black Restaurant Week is back in Atlanta, Georgia, for the next couple of weeks. It’s the perfect time to experience some of the city’s food businesses owned by African-Americans.

Black Restaurant Week is dedicated to supporting and promoting Atlanta’s African-American owned restaurants, food businesses and farms.

Black Restaurant Week Atlanta 2024: Everything You Need To Know

The seventh annual event also considers its mission as one that educates and raises awareness of the black culinary industry in the United States and its plights and delights.

  • Things kick off in a flavorful way at Halidom food hall on the eastside of Atlanta on Friday, August 9.
  • On Saturday, August 10, everyone will be at Philly’s for breakfast.
  • On Sunday, the go-to will be at Gocha’s Tapas in Fayetteville.

When Is Black Restaurant Week In Atlanta?

In Atlanta, Black Restaurant Week runs from Sunday, August 4 through Sunday, August 18, 2024. 

Black Restaurant Week takes its goal of creating experiences that will cater to a diverse culture of tastemakers, professionals and area foodies seriously.  Gone this year are the panels and food workshops, it’s all about support. That’s why the goal is just to eat at participating restaurants and spread the word.

What began in Houston seven years ago has expanded in major U.S. markets like Atlanta, New York, Washington D.C. and Chicago.

“We’re in the trenches with the owners and operators, which is why we created our Feed the Soul Foundation Restaurant Business Development Fund,” states Falayn Ferrell, Black Restaurant Week, LLC’s Operations Managing Partner. “We understand they need ‘more than just a week’ of support to thrive in such a competitive industry. Through the support of our corporate partners, the foundation is able to provide funding and business development to create sustainability for minority-owned culinary businesses. We are witnessing so much growth from our 2021 and 2022 cohorts from expansion to brick-and-mortar locations to e-commerce opportunities to sell culinary products across the United States.”

Black Restaurant Week Events

Don’t miss these Black Restaurant Week events:

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Read more: NOSH: Black Restaurant Week’s Great Tasting

Black Restaurant Week LLC began in 2016 in Houston. Texas. The event was an instant success, generating more than $50,000 of revenue for the local economy through black-owned restaurants.

Black Restaurant Week: Participating Atlanta Eateries

Enjoy a prix-fixe menu at these Atlanta restaurants:

  • Apt 4B
  • Angry Crab
  • Atlantic Grill
  • Batsi
  • Blaqhaus
  • Cup Cake People
  • Grass VBQ Joint
  • Gocha’s Tapas Bar
  • Fellaship Lounge
  • Fin & Feathers
  • Flavor Rich Food Truck
  • Hattie Marie’s BBQ
  • Harold’s Chicken & Ice Bar Marietta
  • Infusion Crab ATL
  • Johnny’s Chicken & Waffles
  • Little Debbie’s Country Kitchen
  • Modish
  • Rays Southern Foods
  • Spice House
  • Sidebar
  • Snook’s Grill
  • Southern Vegan Soul Cafe
  • Sudo Bar & Grill Ellenwood
  • T’s Brunch Bar
  • The Daiquiri Factory
  • Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours
  • WTF – What The Fry
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CJ Johnson: CJ is a longtime Atlantan who has written a book about Atlanta's food scene. He has also fallen in love with the city's music and sports scenes. He writes about Food, Restaurants, Travel, Sports and Atlanta Culture. Check out the book. https://amzn.to/3RPmbZM