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The ATL Airport District’s fabric is made up of Black history and culture. That’s why it’s no surprise that we’re full of Black-owned businesses and restaurants serving up some of the best fare this >>

East Point’s very own Samuel Smith Jr. went from selling cheesecakes out of his car to being named the best bakery in metro Atlanta. Sammy Cheezecake is open Monday – Saturday from 10am – 7pm. Learn >>

A new Hulu series, Eater’s Guide to the World , gives viewers an authentic look into the lives of locals and their favorite tasty cuisines in cities all over the world. From Casablanca to Atlanta, >>

ATL District’s favorite Cajun-inspired restaurant is opening a second location on Atlanta’s Westside. A staple in downtown College Park for the past nine years, The Corner Grille is extending their >>

College Park’s hottest new restaurant, Johnny’s Chicken and Waffles, is now open! Atlanta musician Ne-Yo, his wife Crystal Smith, and hip-hop artist Karlie Redd joined forces on the 85-seat restaurant >>

The diverse cuisine within the ATL Airport District is no surprise. However, those more devoted to a meatless lifestyle, may find that the District offers a healthy amount of dedicated dining options >>

Atlanta musician Ne-Yo, his wife Crystal Smith, and hip-hop artist Karlie Redd are set to open their highly anticipated restaurant next month in downtown College Park. Johnny’s Chicken and Waffles >>

Meet Genia Williams and Tamika Carr-Hurley, the two halves of Fat Sisters, LLC, and Butterfat Bistro in Hapeville, Georgia. The mainstay bistro is located in the heart of Hapeville and has one goal >>

Ebony Austin is the owner of Nouveau Bar & Grill, located in downtown College Park’s bustling Main Street. A natural entrepreneur, Austin opened the restaurant in 2019 after years of searching for the >>

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has hit Hapeville and East Point with its new “Atlanta Orders In” series: this week featuring Taco Pete! While the Hapeville location has been open for takeout since >>