Discover the vibrant culinary scene of Atlanta while supporting black-owned businesses with our curated list of exceptional brunch spots. Atlanta is a city known for its rich history, diverse culture, and delectable food offerings. From soulful southern classics to creative fusion dishes, these black-owned brunch spots showcase the talents and flavors that make Atlanta’s dining experience truly unique. Indulge in mouthwatering dishes, savor innovative flavors, and contribute to the local community as you explore these welcoming establishments.
1. **Atlanta Breakfast Club**
Located at 249 Ivan Allen Jr Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA, Atlanta Breakfast Club is co-founded by Chef Anthony Sanders. This black-owned restaurant celebrates the diverse culinary heritage of the African American community. Their menu features signature dishes like crispy fried chicken and waffles.
2. **Le Petit Marche**
Situated at 1984 Hosea L Williams Dr NE, Atlanta, GA, Le Petit Marche offers French-inspired cuisine. This black-owned gem is owned by a passionate entrepreneur who aims to provide a cozy and charming setting for guests to enjoy their delicious meals.
3. **D Cafe and Catering**
D Cafe and Catering is a black-owned restaurant specializing in Southern cooking and soul food. You can find them near the Mercedes Benz Stadium at 309 Nelson St SW, Atlanta, GA. Devotis L. is the owner behind this culinary venture.
4. **Rosie’s Cafe**
Located at 2330 Sylvan Road East Point, GA and 48 Northside Drive Atlanta, GA. Rosie’s Cafe is a black-owned restaurant offering a cozy and friendly atmosphere. Rosie, the owner, established this cafe in 2019 with the vision of creating a community hub where people can enjoy quality food and drinks while connecting with each other.
5. **Baker Dude Bakery Cafe**
At 1275 Chattahoochee Ave NW, Atlanta, GA, you’ll find Baker Dude Bakery Cafe. This black-owned business is owned by Orran Booher, a self-taught baker who crafts a variety of baked goods, from gluten-free and vegan options to traditional desserts.
6. **Soul: Food & Culture**
Soul: Food & Culture is located at 99 Krog St NE, Atlanta, GA, and is owned by award-winning chef Todd Richards. This black-owned restaurant offers crispy chicken wings, sandwiches, and fried catfish sandwiches, along with soulful sides.
7. **Ms. Iceys Kitchen & Bar**
Sim Walker is the owner behind Ms. Iceys Kitchen & Bar, a black-owned restaurant in Decatur, Georgia. Located at 1371 Clairmont Rd, they specialize in contemporary soul food with a fusion of Southern and Caribbean flavors.
8. **Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen & Bar**
Virgil’s Gullah Kitchen & Bar, offering authentic Gullah Geechee soul food, is owned by passionate individuals. With locations in Historic College Park and West Midtown Atlanta, you can experience the taste of Gullah Geechee culture at 3721 Main St, College Park, GA.
9. **Breakfast At Barney’s**
Owned by Atlanta-based friends Barney Lee Berry Jr and Dr. Rashad Sanford, Breakfast at Barney’s is situated at 349 Decatur St SE, Atlanta, GA. Their aim was to create a gathering spot where people could enjoy food, culture, and conversations.
10. **Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours**
Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours is owned by Chef Deborah Vantrece and is located at 1133 Huff Rd NW, Atlanta, GA. Their modern take on soul food offers creative twists on Southern classics.
11. **Milk and Honey Restaurant at Cascade**
Milk and Honey is a restaurant located at 5495 Cascade Rd SW, Atlanta, GA, 30331. The restaurant is open from Monday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM². You can make reservations through their website or by calling them at (404) 968-9266.
12. **Lake & Oak Neighborhood BBQ** (Closed)
Owned by Chefs Todd Richards and Joshua Lee, Lake & Oak Neighborhood BBQ is situated at 2358 Hosea L Williams Dr NE, Atlanta, Georgia. They specialize in serving delicious barbecue dishes and Southern-style sides.
13. **ABC Chicken and Waffles**
ABC Chicken and Waffles, located at 340 Auburn Ave NE, Atlanta, GA, is a black-owned boutique food concept. Chef Anthony Sanders and O. Osiris Ballard of Good Food and Company have brought their creative culinary ideas to life here.
14. **The Breakfast Boys**
At 3387 Main Street in College Park, you’ll find The Breakfast Boys, a collaborative venture by Gee Smalls, Juan Smalls, and Lorenzo Wyche. This black-owned restaurant offers remixed brunch classics in an inviting setting.
15. **Apt4b**
Apt4b, offering Afro-Caribbean cuisine, can be found at 2293 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA. It’s a modern restaurant with a classic feel, owned by individuals who are passionate about creating a unique dining experience.
16. **Toast on Lenox**
Toast on Lenox, known for its boozy brunch classics and hearty soul food, is located at 2770 Lenox Rd NE, Atlanta, GA. It’s a black-owned establishment that offers a trendy vibe and delicious menu.
17. **The Real Milk and Honey (College Park)**
The Real Milk and Honey, owned by Chef Sammy Davis and Monique Rose, serves up delicious brunch dishes and cocktails at 3719 Main St, College Park, GA.
18. ** Belle and Lilly Caribbean Brunch House**
Situated at 3350 Chamblee Tucker Rd, Atlanta, GA, Belle and Lilly’s Caribbean Brunch House is a black-owned restaurant that offers Caribbean-inspired brunch dishes and cocktails.
19. **BQE**l
BQE Restaurant & Lounge, offering soul food with New York-themed cocktails, is located at 262 Edgewood Ave NE, Atlanta, GA. With its unique ambiance and live music, it’s a standout choice.
20. **Nanas Chicken and Waffles**
At 1500 Highway 20 W #130,McDonough, GA 30253 , Nana’s Chicken and Waffles is a black-owned, family-oriented diner. Its Louisiana/Maryland style comfort food aims to provide a warm and comforting experience.
21. **Capers**
Capers, a black-owned restaurant in Kennesaw, GA at 1635 Old 41 Highway NW Ste 403, is known for its mouthwatering, fresh seafood dishes. Owned by a husband and wife team, it offers New American favorites in a relaxing atmosphere.
**Disclaimer: Please note that this list of black-owned restaurants in Atlanta is accurate as of its current publication date. However, the restaurant landscape is constantly evolving, and businesses may experience changes in ownership, location, or operation status. To ensure that you have the most up-to-date information, we will be revising and updating this list every three months. Additionally, if you know of any new black-owned restaurants that deserve to be included, please feel free to send your suggestions to contact@askwame.com. Your contributions help us create a comprehensive and accurate resource for the community. Thank you for your support!