A Best Friend’s Guide to Atlanta with Kendall Kyndall | A New Green Book

What’s up, Best Friends! In this installment of A New Green Book, Kendall Kyndall has 72 hours to show you how Atlanta’s Black owned businesses are surpassing our ancestors’ wildest dreams. This journey into generational wealth includes a stop at the Busy Bee Cafe. This early Civil Rights meeting place is storied in tradition and it was featured in the original Green Book! Opened in 1947, its blend of “love and soul” has kept it a firm favorite with locals and has drawn accolades for their award winning fried Chicken with a James Beard award. In a former KKK town, Kendall visits the first Black-owned brewery in all of Georgia where he gets his hands dirty making a brew of his own. Kendall’s then off to both sample and make beer at Hippin’ Hops. Downtown at Runway Curls Boutique Kendall meets with hair expert Mushiya who’s revolutionizing natural hair care and wigs. And no trip to The A would be complete without a trip into the nightlife. At the exclusive cocktail and dessert lounge, Sovereign Sweets, Kendall sees first hand how an ATL based family has turned hard work into generational wealth. Lastly, Kendall is pushed to his limits at the notorious . Fitness, an independent Black-owned gym that has the internet on fire for their explosive workouts. A TOWN! #ANewGreenBook