Black-owned Businesses to Support on the Beltline

As the Beltline continues to grow and expand, so does the long list of amazing businesses who find a home on and around the corridor. Among them are Black-owned businesses who are pushing the envelope and providing great service to all those who roam the Beltline, which makes them easy to support! The next time you’re on the Beltline, check out these amazing Black-owned businesses.  

1. The BELT Hub 

Taking in the scenery of the Westside Trail has never been easier with the help of The BELT Hub! This electric bike store rents and repairs electrical bikes which make riding the trails that much smoother. The knowledgeable owners of The BELT Hub can help you with your e-bike needs, as their goal is to unite the city through mobility as well as shape the future of urban transportation. A product of the Beltline Ventures Accelerator, this business continues to thrive and serve the West Midtown area.  

2. One Flew South  

 One Flew South is an Asian-Southern fusion restaurant which has been James Beard nominated—and a certified hit in Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Now a second location finds it home on the Eastside Trail. Whether you're stopping by for brunch, happy hour, or dinner, One Flew South’s menu is full of flavor and perfect for any occasion. This unique fusion restaurant has made waves in the culinary world and is another reason why the Beltline is known for its haute cuisine.  

3. Bridge Boutique  

Since 2006, this business has been graciously bringing style and glamour to the Beltline scene. Founded in Hoboken, New Jersey, by Mañana Cain, Bridge Boutique specializes in vintage clothing, home decor, and accessories. Located by Ponce City Market, this store provides a great shopping experience with cool and unique pieces from a range of time frames. If you're in need of a new outfit for the incoming season, a piece for your apartment, or the perfect accessory to compliment your style, check out Bridge Boutique!  

4. Black Coffee ATL  

Built to help bridge Atlanta’s past and future, this Black-owned coffee shop prides itself on providing common ground for Atlanta’s legacy and new residents alike. Since its inception in 2019, it's also become a pinnacle in Atlanta’s art scene. Now, Black Coffee ATL serves as a major addition to the Southside Trail. Providing more than just the namesake, you can also get an array of different drinks as well as great sandwiches and assorted pastries! 

5. The Village Retail 

When it comes to supporting Black-owned businesses, there is no better place to go then The Village Retail. Here you can find a selection of different Black-owned businesses that sell accessories, home decor, health and wellness products, clothing, beauty products, and more. Whatever you need, The Village Retail has a business to help. You can visit the Village Retail the next time you’re at Ponce City Market.  

6. PinkPothos  

Becoming a plant parent is easy with PinkPothos! Take a trip down near the Southwest Trail and support Lakeisha Jones’ houseplant retail store where you can find the perfect plant to complement your lifestyle. PinkPothos offers repotting services, home consultations, plant installation services, as well as house plant refreshing. This all-around plant service retailer does it all—making each house a home one plant at a time.  

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