Atlanta Black Restaurant Week July 31st – August 13th

Kwame
  • July 11, 2017
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Atlanta Black Restaurant Week is a chance for Black-Owned Restaurants to offer dining deals to bring in new customers and raise awareness.

This event originally created in Houston, TX, now expanding to Atlanta! BRW will kick off its Inaugural Annual Summer Culinary Series, in the city of Atlanta, Georgia July 31- August 13, 2017.

Participants will also be able to experience a series of events, from a catering tasting to a showstopping bartendering competition, that will showcase the city’s diverse culinary scene and spotlight the various food talent that the City of Atlanta has to offer.

List of participating Black-owned restaurants featuring unbelievable price options for brunch, lunch and dinner. Diners can enjoy casual dining options for $15 – $25 per person, and fine dining options from $35 to $45 per person
Participating restaurants include :

Visit the Atlanta Restaurant Week website, https://atlbrw.com/ or connect with us via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram! #ATLBRW

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