February invites us to recognize the culture, contributions, and creativity that define Black History Month. In Metro Atlanta, this celebration feels especially meaningful. Our city has long been a center of innovation, leadership, and artistry, shaped by individuals and businesses whose influence continues to inspire.
This season is an opportunity to explore the places, makers, and experiences that reflect the heart of Atlanta’s Black community. Below, you’ll find a curated selection of local Black-owned businesses worth discovering, supporting, and sharing.
Atlanta Favorites Worth Supporting
Coffee, Bakeries & Casual Bites
Black Coffee ATL – South Fulton
A beloved neighborhood café known for handcrafted beverages and a warm community atmosphere.
Local Green Atlanta – Westside
Healthy, flavor-forward comfort food with an inspiring mission rooted in access and wellness.
Café Social House – Mableton
A stylish café and brunch destination known for warm hospitality and a comforting menu.
Frothy Coffee & Goods – Gainesville
A community-driven café offering small bites, coffee, and a warm atmosphere.
Dining & Culinary Experiences
Twisted Soul Cookhouse & Pours – West Midtown
Chef Deborah VanTrece’s signature blend of global flavors and elevated Southern cooking.
The Consulate – Midtown
A design-driven dining experience with rotating international menus and bold flavor profiles.
Goodness Gracious Luxe Foods – Vinings
A local gem offering gourmet desserts, sweet treats, and custom confections.
Retail & Lifestyle
The Village Retail – Ponce City Market
A curated collection of Black-owned brands and makers across fashion, home, and lifestyle.
Culture New Norm – Alpharetta
A traveling boutique and creative collective that partners with Alpharetta farmers markets, artisan events, and seasonal festivals to highlight Black makers and designers.
Discover Ellijay Market Vendors
Rotating Black-owned small businesses, artists, and culinary vendors participate in monthly market events, seasonal festivals, and artisan gatherings throughout North Georgia’s mountain towns.
Beauty & Wellness
IWI Fresh Garden Day Spa – Castleberry Hill
A plant-based spa focused on holistic skincare and relaxation.
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights – Downtown Atlanta
A powerful, immersive experience honoring the global fight for equity and justice.
Hammonds House Museum – Historic West End
A vital arts institution showcasing works from the African Diaspora.
Supporting Black History Month extends beyond February. These businesses and cultural institutions represent the creativity, leadership, and community spirit that shape Metro Atlanta and its surrounding areas. By choosing to shop locally and intentionally, we help uplift the voices and entrepreneurs who strengthen our neighborhoods each day.
