Michael Morgan+FollowMichigan’s best soul food: Comfort every dayNothing beats the feeling of dinner at grandma’s, but in Michigan, you don’t have to wait for the weekend to get that soulful comfort. From Detroit’s Fixins Soul Kitchen with its legendary smothered pork chops, to the all-you-can-eat feast at Lillie Mae’s in Southfield, these spots are serving up family recipes and warm hospitality every day. Whether you crave classic fried chicken, lighter farm-to-table twists, or even a soulful mashup at a Jewish community center, there’s a table waiting for you. Which spot brings back your favorite food memories? Let’s hear your go-to soul food picks! #Food #MichiganEats #SoulFood00Share
Mary Williams+FollowFort Worth’s Drew’s Place gets national spotlightDrew’s Place, a soul food staple in Fort Worth’s Como neighborhood, just scored a $50,000 grant as a national culinary landmark! This family-run spot has been serving up legendary fried chicken and comfort food since 1991, and now they’re planning big upgrades—think fresh paint, a new mural, and expanded patio seating. It’s not just about the food; Drew’s Place is woven into the community’s history, with walls lined with family photos and local memorabilia. This recognition shines a light on Como’s rich culture and the power of local businesses. How do you think this will impact the neighborhood vibe? #Food #FortWorth #SoulFood00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowFort Worth’s soul food gem wins big honorDrew’s Place just landed a $50,000 grant, officially putting this Como neighborhood favorite on the map as one of America’s most treasured small restaurants. For over 30 years, Drew and Stephanie Thomas have turned a former dentist’s office into a cozy spot for Southern comfort food—think crispy fried chicken, smothered pork chops, and sweet potato pie that locals swear by. This recognition isn’t just about great food; it’s about celebrating the heart and history of Fort Worth. What’s your favorite memory or meal from Drew’s Place? #Food #FortWorthEats #SoulFood00Share
lindagarcia+FollowAtlanta’s soul food fest returns Labor Day weekendLabor Day weekend in Atlanta is about to get a whole lot tastier and more soulful! The 10th Annual Taste of Soul Food and Music Festival is back, right across from Mercedes Benz Stadium. Expect a delicious mix of international and classic soul food, plus live performances from artists like Phillipia. With local vendors and a vibrant community vibe, this is the perfect spot to hang out, try new flavors, and enjoy great music. Who’s planning to check out the festival, and what’s your must-try soul food dish? #Culture #AtlantaEats #SoulFood00Share
Robert Daniels+FollowSoul Food Cravings? This Dallas Spot Delivers!If you’re ever in South Dallas and your stomach’s growling for some real soul food, you HAVE to check out Tha Neighborhood Kitchen. We’re talking oxtails, catfish nuggets, smothered pork chops, and all the classic sides—collard greens, yams, cornbread, you name it. Super chill vibes, and you can even order on DoorDash or Uber Eats if you’re feeling lazy. Support Black-owned businesses and treat yourself! #Food #SoulFood #DallasEats00Share
Jason Wells+FollowNorth Carolina’s soul food spots feel like homeNothing beats the feeling of walking into a North Carolina soul food joint and instantly being wrapped in the comfort of Sunday dinner—any day of the week. From Charlotte’s legendary collards at Nana Morrison’s to the hush honeys at Durham’s Saltbox Seafood Joint, each spot serves up more than just food—they serve memories. Whether you crave biscuits that float off your plate or mac and cheese that’s basically a science experiment in flavor, these places prove that tradition and community are always on the menu. Which local favorite brings you back to family gatherings? #Food #SoulFood #NorthCarolinaEats00Share
Ryan Horne+FollowIllinois soul food gems you need to trySome of Illinois’ best soul food is hiding in plain sight, from Chicago’s bustling Bronzeville to the heart of Springfield. These spots aren’t just about food—they’re about family, tradition, and flavors that stick with you. Whether it’s the legendary breakfast at Pearl’s Place, the life-changing mustard-fried catfish at BJ’s Market, or the melt-in-your-mouth brisket at Lexington Betty, each place brings its own story and twist on comfort classics. Which local soul food spot has your heart—or should be on everyone’s must-try list? Let’s swap favorites and hidden gems! #Food #IllinoisEats #SoulFood170Share
mary01+FollowBrooklyn’s soul food legend closes doorsMitchell’s Soul Food, a beloved Brooklyn spot for over 40 years, has served its last plate. For many in Prospect Heights, this place was more than just fried chicken and cornbread—it was a community hub where Sunday churchgoers and neighbors gathered for comfort food and conversation. Rising challenges, including pandemic-era street closures that made access tough for regulars, finally forced the decision. With its hand-painted signs and walls lined with local art, Mitchell’s was a true neighborhood classic. What memories or favorite dishes will you miss most from this local icon? #Food #BrooklynEats #SoulFood00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowDetroit’s collard greens fest brings more than flavorDetroit’s Collard Green Cook-Off isn’t just about who makes the best greens—it’s a celebration of Black culture, resilience, and community. This Saturday at Chandler Park, neighbors will gather not only to taste soulful dishes but to honor a tradition born from ingenuity and perseverance. The event, now in its third year, highlights how soul food transformed humble ingredients into something deeply meaningful. It’s a chance to connect, share stories, and appreciate the culinary roots that shape Detroit. Who’s heading out to taste, compete, or just soak up the vibes? What’s your favorite soul food memory? #Food #DetroitEats #SoulFood00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowRoof Collapse Shuts Down Local EateryCan you believe Daddy Vic's Soul Food had to close after their roof caved in from wild weather? The best part—no one got hurt! The owners are super grateful, but it’s wild to think your fave food spot can just disappear overnight. Hope they bounce back soon! #Food #Louisville #SoulFood340Share
