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food-and-dining2 years ago•6 min saved

Keith Lee's TikTok Food Reviews Uncover Atlanta's Dining Rules and Social Media Impact

TikTok food critic Keith Lee's recent visit to Black-owned restaurants in Atlanta has sparked discussions about the frustrations faced by diners in the city. Lee's reviews highlighted issues such as dress codes and prioritizing clout over customer experience. The reactions from viewers prompted backlash against the restaurants he visited, including Real Milk & Honey and Old Lady Gang. Cardi B also expressed her dissatisfaction with Atlanta's restaurant scene, citing restrictions, unpredictable hours, and long wait times. However, smaller businesses like Juci Jerk and Jamaican Jerk Biz received praise from Lee, leading to increased business and positive social media posts.

via The Washington Post|

#atlanta #black-owned-restaurants #dining-culture

food2 years ago•9 min saved

Keith Lee's Atlanta TikToks Spark Controversy and Restaurant Reactions

Keith Lee, a popular food influencer on TikTok, sparked a national controversy after his trip to Atlanta to review the local food scene. Lee encountered customer service issues, long wait times, and confusing rules at several popular restaurants, leading to a heated conversation about Black hospitality and the Atlanta food scene. His videos gained attention on social media, with even Cardi B weighing in on the matter. The controversy highlighted the need for better standards in Black-owned restaurants and sparked a reckoning about customer service in Atlanta. Despite the backlash, Lee's positive reviews and support for struggling businesses have also had a significant impact.

via Slate|

#atlanta #black-owned-restaurants #customer-service

food-and-culture2 years ago•1 min saved

Black Restaurant Week brings flavor to the Carolinas.

Black Restaurant Week is back for its third year in the Carolinas, showcasing Black-owned restaurants and culinary businesses across the region. The campaign aims to boost sales for several Black-owned restaurants throughout the year, with this year's theme being "More than just a week." Participating restaurants in cities like Charlotte, Greensboro, and Raleigh-Durham in North Carolina, and Charleston and Columbia in South Carolina, among others, will offer special deals from April 28 to May 7. The event is important for the restaurants and the community, providing opportunities and jobs while showing that Black-owned businesses can thrive.

via WBTV|

#black-owned-restaurants #black-restaurant-week #carolinas