The most legendary soul food spot in Atlanta. Since 1947, Busy Bee has been feeding the community, the culture, and everyone in between. The fried chicken here is a religious experience. Come hungry, leave grateful.

Pinky Cole's plant-based empire started right here in Atlanta's West End. The One Night Stand burger and the Ménage à Trois are as iconic as the brand itself. The lines are real but so is the food.

Atlanta's original lemon pepper wing spot. JR Crickets has been serving up crispy, flavorful wings since 1974 and is an Atlanta cultural institution.

Named after the owner's grandmother, Oreatha's serves elevated Southern cuisine with a modern twist. A warm, welcoming dining experience in Southwest Atlanta.

A true Atlanta institution founded in 1947. Serving up legendary soul food including candied yams, fried chicken, and old-fashioned banana pudding. A West End staple since the segregation era.

Atlanta's hottest plant-based burger joint. Bold flavors, vibrant atmosphere, and a mission to change the way people see vegan food.

Upscale soul food restaurant featuring modern interpretations of Southern classics.

Hyper-local farm-to-table cafe in the heart of Atlanta's West End. Fresh, seasonal ingredients from their own urban farm.

A legendary Mississippi-style soul food spot. Famous for smoked pig ear sandwiches and a history stretching back to 1947.

The West End location of Pinky Cole's iconic plant-based burger joint. Bold, indulgent vegan food with Atlanta swagger.

Woman-owned vegan gem in the West End. Famous for giant kale wraps, curried plantains, and Carob Climax Brownies. Raw vegan done incredibly well.

No-frills counter-service spot serving delicious soul food at breakfast, lunch, and dinner for over 40 years. Cheese grits, fried chicken, cornbread.