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Kevin Bludso is a chef, television personality, and two-time Steve Harvey Hoodie Award Winner.
Normal Hours
Mon - Thur: 11:30am - 9:30pm
Fri: 11:30am -10pm
Saturday: 11am–10pm
Sunday: 10am–9pm
Los Angeles, CA
90036
Breaking Bread is a program of Appetite For Change (AFC), a community-based nonprofit using food as a tool to build health, wealth and social change. Appetite For Change envisions sustainable, local food systems, created and led by thriving, socially connected families and communities.
Minneapolis, MN
55411
Café Momentum, a Dallas-based restaurant and culinary training facility, transforms young people’s lives by providing a positive environment in which at-risk youth who have spent time in juvenile facilities receive intensive culinary, job and life-skill training, as well as continued mentorship and support, enabling them to achieve their full potential.
75201
Jamaican Caribbean Restaurant in the heart of Little Haiti Miami
Miami, FL
33127
Country Boyz Fixins is family owned and operated. Thera Dolphus Williams is the owner and he is very passionate about his food. The Daily Lunch Specials are made from scratch the day of.
Manor Location
101 S.Lexington Street Manor Street Manor,TX
(737) 212-0011
78721
Cozzy Corner is a family owend and operated restaurant that opened July 5th 2012. Owner Natasha Banks and family are natives of Florida and Alabama.
Appleton, WI
54915
Oakland, CA
94612
Known as the “Queen of Creole Cuisine,” Leah Chase has fed Quincy Jones, Jesse Jackson, Duke Ellington, Thurgood Marshall, James Baldwin, Ray Charles, Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama and countless others as Executive Chef of Dooky Chase’s Restaurant — one of the best-known and most culturally significant restaurants in New Orleans. Leah Chase has more recently served as the inspiration for Princess Tiana in Disney's Princess and the Frog.
New Orleans LA
70119
Las Vegas , Nevada
89032
Virginia Hardesty and her late husband Charlie Hardesty, began their seafood business in 1984 by peddling shrimp from the back of a truck. They soon turned it into the thriving fresh seafood market and 100-seater restaurant that it is today. Since the passing of the late Charlie Hardesty in 2013, the business has maintained it’s rich legacy through their daughter Chef Ashley Hardesty Armstrong who like her parents, values freshness and quality. A dedication to absolute freshness and wide variety of seafood, complimented with homemade coleslaw, hush puppies, and other Eastern NC specialties.
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
27101