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.
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.
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.”
Don’t miss these Black Restaurant Week events:
Read more: NOSH: Black Restaurant Week’s Great Tasting
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Grocery prices are still rising, while wages are stagnant in Atlanta and elsewhere — but we’ve got to eat. The good news is that you can save money by taking advantage of daily food deals.
This article will show you some of the best daily food specials we could find around Atlanta.
Happy hour may be just a label around the city, but if you look long and hard, you can find the deals every day among Atlanta restaurants. Or you can just visit AtlantaFi.com and let us show you the deals. Every day. Sign up for the newsletter to get them exclusively delivered to your inbox.
If you want to know where the cheap eats are in Atlanta, we’ve got a day-by-day breakdown for you so that all you have to do is plug in the eatery’s address in your GPS and go.
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455 Legends Pl #862, Atlanta, GA 30339 | (404) 521-6500
At The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill in Atlanta, you can catch Happy Hour every Monday-Friday from 4-6 p.m., which includes:
On Mondays, PITA Mediterranean Street Food offers its gyro street pita with a choice of side for $6. Side options include fries, rice, grilled veggies, quinoa tabouli or any spread. This deal is available for dine-in or takeout. Place orders online or visit an Atlanta PITA location near you.
At this Sage Woodfire location at Perimeter in Dunwoody, you can enjoy $5 Martinis all day — and not just the cheap stuff. Top shelf Martinis, including Beefeater, Chopin, Grey Goose, High Vodka, Ketel One, Purity Vodka, Tanqueray and Van Gogh.
Now let’s look at where you can eat in Atlanta for cheap on Tuesdays.
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755 Battery Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30339 | (404) 494-1202
At Terrapin Taproom at The Battery Atlanta, you can save big money by ordering smoked wings for 20% off.
On Wednesdays, several metro Atlanta restaurants offer patrons the opportunity to eat for less (or even free). Here are some of the best food specials on Wednesdays in Atlanta.
Beni’s Cubano in East Cobb lets kids eat free with the purchase of an adult entree. So parents, go to Beni’s Cubano on hump day!
The kids menu at Beni’s Cubano includes such favorites as chicken fingers, mojo grilled chicken, ham and cheese, cside dishes such as plantain chips and black bean and corn salad. Offer valid for dine-in only.
District M in Sandy Springs has drink specials and half-off rolls on Wednesdays. Read more about District M.
Enjoy $6 classic bourbon and rye cocktails like Kentucky Mules, Old Fashioneds and Manhattans every Thursday evening at Sweet Auburn BBQ.
As you know many restaurants make the lion’s share of their money on the weekends, starting with Friday.
Cibo e Beve Italian Kitchen & Barin North Fulton offers all you can eat pasta and 1/2 off wine on Sundays from 5 to 9 p.m. Here are the deets on the family-friendly offer. Cibo e Beve. 4969 Roswell Rd. Atlanta, GA 30342. Phone: 404-250-8988.
For $20, devour all the Caesar salad, pasta, and bread your heart desires. Kids 10 and under can enjoy for just $10. Featured pasta is a housemade Sunday Gravy pasta served over your choice of penne or spaghetti. Proteins and vegetables may be added to your pasta for an additional cost. Select wines are available for half price on Sundays with all you can eat pasta from 5:00-9:30 PM.
No sharing, substitutions or carry out. Not offered on holidays. Valid for dine in only.
Looking for a cheap place to eat every week day? Here are your best bets around Atlanta.
Dantanna’s happy hour menu runs every Monday through Friday from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the bar and on the dog-friendly patio. Check out Dantanna’s happy hour menu.
At Escobar Restaurant and Tapas, you can enjoy lunch specials (dine-in only) from Monday-Friday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Here’s a sample of what you can get on the menu:
The Big Ketch Saltwater Grill in Buckhead offers specials each weekday that are perfect to enjoy on the open-air patio.
Check out Birdcage on the eastside for a downright proper happy hour, including tostados, half-price wine, $5 draft beer and $5 frozen drinks.
5370 Stone Mountain Hwy #30, Stone Mountain, GA 30087 | (770) 558-6934
At Drumz ‘N Flatz, you can enjoy happy hour from 5-7pm, which features 1/2 off drinks.
One of the few legit happy hours in the city, Red Pepper Taqueria offers 1/2 off appetizers and $7 for a dozen oysters. Happy Hour is Monday through Friday 4 to 6 p.m. *Dine in only. Two (2) dozen per person per visit. 3135 Piedmont Rd NE Atlanta, GA 30305. (404) 869-2773.
Hampton & Hudson’s happy hour runs Monday through Friday from 4-7 p.m. That’s when you’ll be able to get half-off appetizers. Also on Wednesdays, select wine is half off as well.
Genki Noodles & Sushi is known fresh Japanese fare, Asian fusion and fantastic drinks. They have a ton of special every weekday evening. Here’s whats on in store:
Drink Specials
Genki is located at 5590 Roswell Rd, Sandy Springs, GA 30342. Order here.
Also, at Hampton & Hudson, you can get some tasty apps like H+H Chicken Wings, Deviled Eggs and Meatball Sliders. Would you be able to update the placeholder with this?
When it comes to Atlanta food specials on Sundays, these restaurants are known for their hearty brunch menus:
931 Monroe Drive St C-103 Atlanta, GA | (404) 872-3333
Aprés Dìem is located in the heart of Midtown’s Poncey-Highland area. Sunday Brunch menu faves: SALAD NIÇOISE: grilled tuna steak, kalamata olive, hard-boiled egg, tomato, french green bean, red pepper, rice, anchovy (optional), mixed greens, white-balsamic vinaigrette.
4225 Roswell Road Northeast, Atlanta, GA 30342 | (678) 732-3274
Buttermilk Kitchen is located in Buckhead, but don’t let that fool you. The place is just as downhome as ever. Brunch menu faves: Ray’s Waffle Burger, B.Y.O.B. Breakfast Plate, Market Scramble.
1100 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 872-3973
West Egg Cafe calls itself the “best breakfast in Atlanta” and it’s hard to argue. Brunch menu faves: Peachtree Plate, Salmon Cakes Benedict, Fried Egg Sandwich, Fried Green Tomatoes BLT.
Looking for more great brunches in Atlanta? Here’s our list.
Do you know of any restaurants and bars with specials and deals? Let us know
It’s easy to spend a lot of money on food in a big city like Atlanta, but you don’t have to. Many Atlanta restaurants have food specials that you should be taking advantage of.
Atlanta has a lot of good places to chow down on delicious food. You never know: Specials can also be based on food events happening around the city.
Read more: 20+ essential soul food spots in Atlanta
The city has some good restaurants in each quadrant of the city: East, West, North, South. All you need to do is think about what you have a taste for. Italian? Soul food? Tex-Mex? Atlanta has it all.
For the latest in metro Atlanta’s food and drink scene, stay with Atlantafi.com.
They’re going to be partying in the streets soon for the year’s biggest music fest on Atlanta’s famous Auburn Avenue: The Sweet Auburn Music Fest (SAMF).
The event is happening across two days in Atlanta during the last weekend in September. SAMF is one of the best festivals in Atlanta.
The Sweet Auburn Music Fest will be located at 320 Irwin Street Northeast Atlanta, GA 30312. Here’s a map to help you find it.
The Sweet Auburn Music Fest is happening across two days this year:
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Due to the event’s large number of participants we recommend taking the Marta to Auburn Avenue.
The Atlanta Streetcar is the most accessible and convenient way to get to the festival. Take the North line to the Peachtree Center Station; hop on the Atlanta Streetcar at the Peachtree Center stop; and exit at the Dobbs Plaza stop under the bridge. Walk to either corner (Fort St. or Bell St.) and go North.
For More Information: info@SweetAuburnMusicFest.com (678) 861 – 7263.
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Are you in the mood for some ice cream this weekend? The Atlanta Ice Cream Festival is once again happening in the city’s largest park.
If you’re looking for a cool place for some cool treats? The Atlanta Ice Cream Festival will take place at Piedmont Park in Midtown.
Come out to Piedmont Park in the heat of the summer and cool off with some ice cream at this festival.
Historically, attendees have been able to come to the festival and enjoy delectable local ice cream, gelato, and more, while celebrating the season with games, activities.
The Atlanta Ice Cream Festival is set for Saturday, July 27, 2024 in Midtown’s largest park. The event will run from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The Atlanta Ice Cream Festival is still slated to be held at Piedmont Park in Midtown. Here’s a map to help you find it.
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Congested gridlock is a part of everyday day life in Atlanta, Georgia, but be way you can save time is to take advantage of Interstate 285.
Do you need to drive on metro Atlanta’s circular highway, this article will help you.
More than 2 million are said to drive on I-285 every day, coming from as far away as southern Tennessee and western Alabama.
The highway encompasses Fulton, DeKalb and Clayton counties and parts of Atlanta, Decatur, Clarkston, Vinings, Hapeville, College Park, Dunwoody and Doraville.
The first phase of I-285 was built in 1963 as part of the federal highway system to overhaul interstate travel around the nation. The interstate officially opened on Oct. 15, 1969.
The idea of 285 arose from plans for a loop around the city devise by the Georgia Department of Transportation.
I-285 is 66 miles around, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation. While the freeway touches Atlanta and DeKalb counties, it technically does not enter Cobb or Gwinnett counties, the two other major metro Atlanta jurisdictions.
I-285 is connected to three other federal highways, I-75, I-85 and I-20. Another major state road that cross 285 is SR 400, where the toll used to be.
If you have to go straight through the middle of the city, it’s best to travel early through Atlanta. I don’t mean 8 a.m., but 5 or 6 a.m. at the latest.
The earlier you travel, the easier it is to get through without gridlock. Around 7 a.m., the rush hour begins and won’t subside until around 10 a.m.
If you want to know what the interstate looks like before you travel, go to some of the TV stations that will tell you, like:
One of the most prominent areas of I-285 is Spaghetti Junction. It is the I-85 interchange with I-285. If you want to know how to drive in Atlanta, you need to put safety first… and pray!
When you drive in Atlanta, you may think your fellow motorists are in a race, but Interstate 285 is a true racetrack.
First, to find all the good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. CNN Center often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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If you’re looking for live music during the week, Kate’s Cafe in Midtown Atlanta is the place to be.
The establishment is located amid some residential homes at 970 Piedmont Ave NE, a short distance from 10th Street, Kat’s Cafe live music bar and restaurant is definitely one of those cool things to do in Atlanta on any day of the week.
Poetry lovers who are fans of open mic nights flock to this place. And the food’s good. too. While the menu may not be that expansive, the few dishes Kat’s Cafe specializes in are good.
Native Atlantans as well as visitors love this place. Here’s what one Google reviewer said:
“Oh, yes. I will return. Kat’s Cafe (KC) is a gem ,I’m glad I found. KC is a small venue that features live entertainment and a bar for drinks.
From the accolades given by the singer that was there the night I was, KC is where local talent is given a chance to shine. There is a small cover. $10, the night I was there. Not sure if it changes depending on the act.
Seating was limited and the cafe was full so I sat at the bar. Drinks are reasonably priced.
Valet parking available on premise. Thanks, Kat for a nice place to unwind on the weekends! I will be returning soon.”
Kat’s Cafe is located at 970 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309. Here’s a map to help you find it.
There are so many Atlanta events popping off every week it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest gatherings, Atlanta happenings, parties and more delivered to your inbox.
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Cool events takes place every year when it’s hot. And that’s when Atlanta is at its best. Every Atlanta weekend has something cool to do. The city has a thriving cultural, food, sports and music scene, with venues like the Tabernacle and the Fox Theatre hosting concerts and shows throughout the year.
The city is also home to the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the Atlanta Opera, offering world-class performances for music lovers.Atlanta has a lot of cool things to do and places to eat, including some of the top soul food joints and remarkable Thai food spots.
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The Fourth of July is Thursday, July 4, 2024 and that means all around Atlanta, Georgia, it’s going to be a red, white and blue type of event-filled weekend and holiday.
You don’t have to be in Atlanta proper to enjoy the festivities; surrounding cities will also be getting in on the fireworks!
Here are some of the metro Atlanta Fourth of July events you may want to check out.
Celebrate the Fourth of July in Austell at Six Flags Over Georgia. The Coca-Cola Fourth of July celebration actually runs from July 2-4 and features rides like Dare Devil Dive and The Great American Scream Machine.
Once the sun goes down, the sky lights up nightly with the best fireworks show in Atlanta. Buy tickets.
Want to stay in Midtown? Come on out to The Roof at Ponce City Market to take in The Fourth! Happening Thursday, July 4, The Roof will be hosting their annual Fourth of July party from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. There will be an array of entertainment for the whole family, from hot dogs and gameplay at Skyline Park to dinner at 9 Mile Station.
If you want to see the fireworks from Midtown’s vast landscape, just off Donald Lee Hollowell will offer a vantage point. Backyard BBQ will take place on Thursday, July 4 from 3 to 10 p.m. at 1080 Donald Lee Hollowell Pkwy. NW, Atlanta. This free event will have food trucks, a live DJ, treats for kids and more.
Apharetta residents are invited to come out and sit under the stars to watch the fireworks at dusk at Wills Park (11925 Wills Road, Alpharetta, GA 30009). Families are encouraged to bring picnic food.
Dunwoody’s Fourth of July Parade will travel 2.7 miles down the city’s main corridors. More than 32,000 spectators are expected this year. This year’s theme will be “Parade of Stars,” and will kick off along Mt. Vernon and circle around the Dunwoody Village Parkway into Dunwoody Village. Viewing will start on the west side of Jett Ferry on Mt. Vernon.
Decatur will celebrate the Fourth with its Pied Piper Parade as it makes its way through the city’s downtown on July 4 at 6 p.m.. Gather friends and family, ride your bike, walk or skate in this community parade – it’s for anyone and everyone! Neighborhoods and organizations are encouraged to make floats and join the fun too. And don’t forget your red, white and blue!
The City of Marietta’s 4th In The Park Celebration begins Thursday, July 4, 2023 at 10:00 a.m. at Glover Park and includes a parade, free live concerts, arts and crafts show, food, carnival games and fireworks finale.
Of course, there are many more local celebrations of Independence Day. You might want to check out the Stone Mountain Laser Show, which will have a blast for five straight nights, culminating on July 4th.
We all like to bar hop and check out the latest parties and festivals from time to time, but there’s nothing like enjoying some of the best restaurants are as well as doing some shopping and people-watching at some of the area’s best malls.
Atlanta has just what you need, not just today but every weekend. From exploring the city’s diverse restaurant scene to taking in a beautiful park greenspace or even checking out the hidden gems, Atlanta has some of everything.
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The Atlanta Beer Festival is happening this weekend. The event kicks off Saturday, June 22, 2024, from 4 to 8 p.m. at Historic Fourth Ward Park. This is one of Atlanta’s best festivals.
The festival will feature more than 200 beers, many from local Atlanta breweries, as well as wine varieties.
There will be plenty of fun attractions and activities to enjoy this year, including live music on the main stage.
Tickets are $40 advance, $45 after June 8, and $55 day of event. Tickets are now on sale.
Your ticket price includes a souvenir cup, entertainment, and all of your beer, wine and cider samples.
The festival will be held at Historic Fourth Ward Park, 680 Dallas St NE, Atlanta, GA.
Here’s a map to help you find it.
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The third weekend in June has a bunch of events happening in Atlanta, Georgia and you don’t want to miss it. Are you ready to check them out?
AtlantaFi.com has curated a special events list just for you. Here are some great happenings you don’t want to miss in Atlanta this weekend.
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The Ultimate Women’s Expo is happening at the Gas South Convention Center, with Tami Roman, Drew Sidora, Nancy Grace, Judge Glenda Hatchett, Lelee Lyons, Cynthia Bailey, and more plus 35 Craft Pavilions, Amazing Shopping, Tastings, Seminars, and a lot more. Get tickets.
The Atlanta Vegan Festival is a two-day event happening on June 22, 11am – June 23 · 5pm EDT.
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The Atlanta Summer Beer Fest is happening on June 22, and will feature more than 200 beers, many from local Atlanta breweries, as well as wine varieties. Read about the Atlanta Summer Beer Fest.
Come to Zoo Atlanta on June 21 for a night of cocktails, mocktails, and incredible views of African elephants, zebras, flamingos, and more at Zoo Atlanta’s Savanna Nights.
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Sloomoo Institute – Atlanta offers a transformative world of touch, sound, scent, and sight that awakens your spirit with creative fun. Get tickets.
This weekend, check out a Candlelight Concert in Atlanta featuring Beyonce’s top hits. Get tickets.
Hot 107.5 is throwing its annual Birthday Bash on Saturday. Party with Latto, Boosie and more in the city. Get tickets.
Love cheap movies? Regal moviegoers can catch Early Bird ticket pricing for movies before 12:00 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays throughout the summer. Check it out.
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Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience that will please your ears like no other. Get tickets.
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The Escape Game Atlanta features an epic 60-minute private adventure that allows you to choose several situations from which to use your wits against. Book now.
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Atlanta is for tourists, but it’s also for locals. If you want to explore Georgia’s largest city, do it on your terms and check out the fun, cool and new things happening in Atlanta this weekend and even on the weekday. You can start downtown, and get it crackin’ in Buckhead. Check out the newest Atlanta restaurants, beautiful parks and unexplored spots you’ve only heard about. AtlantaFi your experience!
Yes, housing and food are expensive in the big city, but you can still find many cool things to do in Atlanta that are relatively affordable. Don’t believe us? Keep reading.
In this guide, we’ll show you the cheap things to do in Atlanta, Georgia.
There are also many monuments, walking tours and bike tours that you can visit that don’t cost a thing.
Let’s take a walk: Here are the cheap things to do in Atlanta:
The Waffle House Museum is a must-visit if you love the old fashioned restaurant. It is only open on Wednesdays, so check the schedule before you go. The Waffle House Museum is located in Avondale Estates near Decatur.
What’s interesting is that this is the site of the very first Waffle House restaurant. It opened back in 1955.
Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience that will please your ears like no other. Get tickets.
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Running and walking the Beltline has become one of the city’s most fun activities. If you can wake up early, you can come join an REI Outdoor School Instructor and other like-minded adventurers on a morning hike watching the sun rise over the city of Atlanta. You will see Atlanta from a different perspective while learning a few tips to make hiking more comfortable. You’ll have so much fun making new friends and soaking in the views that you won’t even notice you are getting some great exercise too! This is an invigorating way to start your day. Hiking in the morning will boost your energy level and increase your ability to focus throughout the day.
Cost: Free
Stone Mountain is the largest landmark in Georgia. Located in DeKalb County, the mountain provides some of the best views in the metro Atlanta area. You can easily climb it in about an hour at an even pace. According to Atlanta Magazine, climbing at sundown is pretty awesome. “The granite is surprisingly bright in the dark, and reasonably fit adults should be able to finish the trek in about half an hour,” the writer says.
Cost: $15 per vehicle per day. Annual parking pass for one vehicle for $40.
The historic cemetery just east of Atlanta’s center has a literal who’s who of Atlanta and Georgia nobility, and it’s all there to see. If you’ve got a pair of walking shoes and want to see the names behind Atlanta history, you don’t need a tour guide (Although their audio tours are great). The cemetery is located at 248 Oakland Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 and is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the week.
Cost: Free
If you love the outdoors, don’t hesitate to visit the Chattahoochee River. There you can fish, kayak and even do some river rafting at various points.
Cost: Free
Cost: Various prices
Zoo Atlanta is a really fun outing for families and even date night (see more date night ideas in Atlanta here). The zoo has gorillas, pandas, giraffes and more large mammals to gaze at and post on the ‘Gram. Get tickets.
| Ages | Price Of Entry |
|---|---|
| Adults (Ages 12+) | $25.95-$31.70 |
| Child (Ages 3-11) | $20.70-$25.20 |
| Senior (65+) | $24.20-$29.45 |
| College Student (Student ID Required) | $24.20-$29.45 |
Centennial Park located in the center of downtown Atlanta rose at the height of the city’s resurgence on the national scene. Gifted with the 1996 Summer Games, Atlanta build up and build out and never looked back. Today, the most visible vestige of that momentous time is Centennial Olympic Park.
Cost: Free
Here are other cheap or free things to do in Atlanta | |
| Facility / Venue | Cost |
| Schedule a walking tour | Free |
| Visit the Apex Museum | From $7 |
| Tour the Governor’s Mansion | Free |
| Visit Fernbank Science Center | $20 general admission |
| Visit the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library | $12 for adults, free for 16 and under |
| Visit the Wren’s Nest Museum | $10 for adults / $8 for children & seniors |
| Visit the College Football Hall of Fame | from $17.99–21.99 |
| Visit the Delta Flight Museum | From $10 to $15 |
| Visit the MLK Center | Free |
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