Columbia Welcomes Return of Black Eats Week 803 in Juneteenth Celebration featuring Nine Local Food Establishments

Celebrate Juneteenth Week with Black Eats Week 803

Kicking off from June 17-23 with Nine Participating Food Establishments in Columbia, South Carolina

The city of Columbia, known for its deep-rooted Southern charm, prepares to welcome back Black Eats Week 803, the annual gastronomic event exclusively celebrating Black culinary entrepreneurs. The mega week-long event will happen from June 17th to 23rd, marking its second year since its establishment in 2023. A total of nine Black-owned food establishments will take part in this year’s festivities, offering exciting menus and special promotions that are sure to satiate every palate.

Throwing Light on Black-owned Food Business

Founded by Khali Gallman, Black Eats Week 803 (BEW803) is more than just a food festival. Its primary mission is to highlight and support Black entrepreneurs in the food industry by providing a platform that not only creates awareness but also helps diners discover their next favorite eatery. From local mom-and-pop shops to upscale dining experiences, BEW803 brings together a wide range of cuisines to the table, ranging from Trinidadian, Jamaican, to West African, Low Country, and traditional Southern favorites.

This year’s participating establishments include an impressive lineup:

• Rebel Dogs, 504 Gervais Street
• Calabash Caribbean Grill, 817 St. Andrews Rd, Ste 106
• Mr. Seafood Northeast, 494 Town Center Pl
• Ms. B’s Southern Soul Food, 676 St Andrews Rd
• Annie B’s Mini Donuts (Food Truck)
• Indulge N Pts, 5708 N. Main St, Ste D
• Trini Lime Caribbean Café, 2008 State St (Cayce)
• Just A Touch, 7201 Two Notch Rd, Ste FC5 (inside Columbia Place Mall)
• Le Bambou, 10203 Two Notch Rd

Food enthusiasts can find their specials and promotional offers on the Soda City Certified App or Black Eats Week 803’s official website.

Beating the Drums of Celebration and Solidarity

“Black Eats Week 803 is about two things – great food and inclusivity. It’s a time when we come together to celebrate the incredible contributions Black restaurateurs have made to our community’s culinary scene”, said Khali Gallman, the event founder.

The event will also contain fun activities for patrons, including a BINGO board game with a chance to win cash prizes. Customers are encouraged to post their meals and receipts on Instagram and tag @BlackEatsWeek803 to be entered into a contest.

Black Eats Week 803 is sponsored by notable business organisations including The Stanley Law Group and David Lloyd Realty. A truly celebration of Juneteenth Week and Black entrepreneurship in South Carolina, the event invites everyone to support their local communities while relishing the finest foods.

For more information, visit the event’s official website at www.blackeatsweek803.com or dial 803.922.5310. Stay updated with all the news and happenings by following Facebook/Instagram @BlackEatsWeek803.

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Black Eats Week 803, Black entrepreneurs, food industry, Juneteenth