After a grand appearance in Houston last spring, Atlanta is excited to host Black Restaurant Week.
This event was created to support and raise awareness to the Black Culinary Industry which is so widely ignored, so to speak.
Starting July 31st through August 13th, anyone who is interested in partaking in the various food events are encouraged to purchase tickets in support of our Black Chefs as well as our Black owned Restaurants. Dining options will range from $15 per person to $25 per person for some casual dining and if you prefer fine dining options, the range will be $35 to $45 per person. There will be something to fit into everyone’s budget.
The participating restaurants are:
Cala Bar & Grill http://www.calabarandgrill.com
Negril Village negrilvillageatl.com
League Tavern http://www.facebook.com/TheLeagueTavern
Spice House spicehousecascade.com
Cafe Circa cafecircalounge.com
Sweet Auburn Seafood http://www.seafoodrestaurantatlantaga.com
Joffrey’s Cafe Restaurant http://www.joffreysatl.com
There are several events that will be planned throughout the week as well. There will be bartenders competing at the Power of the Palate Bartending Competition. This will take place Saturday August 12th at 6pm at the League Tavern
Sunday August 13th, Soundbites Food Truck Park will be from 3 to 10PM at the Atlanta Food Truck Park & Market.
Thursday August 10th, Nosh Culinary Show Case will open its doors at 6PM
Friday August 11th, Aroma Restaurant Panel Discussion will start at 11AM at Atlantic Station
Stay tuned for more information on all of these exciting events. I will keep you up to date daily on my blog as well as all of my social media sites. There will be live streaming so please follow on
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