VIDEO: Footage shows moment Lil Baby finally opened his own restaurant ‘The Seafood Menu’ in Atlanta

Footage shows moment Lil Baby finally opened his own restaurant ‘The Seafood Menu’ in Atlanta. 

Lil Baby opens up his own restaurant in Atlanta called The Seafood Menu.

Lil Baby is officially opening his first restaurant in Atlanta called “The Sea Food Menu”

Meanwhile, Lil Baby is also tapping into the restaurant industry. He is set to open his own restaurant in his hometown of Atlanta, on July 14. This establishment will be called The Seafood Menu Restaurant and Lounge, as a ribbon-cutting event will be held on that day, from 2PM-8PM.

At The Seafood Menu, Baby is looking to revolutionize seafood with its fusion of classic dishes and seven unique custom sauces. Furthermore, the establishment aims to create a unique dining atmosphere where guests “can savor delectable seafood dishes while immersing themselves in an ambiance that pays homage to the rich history of hip-hop music in Atlanta and beyond.

“Restaurants are one of the few businesses that have lasted for 50 years, standing strong even through the challenges of the pandemic,” said Baby in a statement. “I believe in the power of endurance.”

The rapper and businessman has teamed up with Chad Dillon to open The Seafood Menu Restaurant & Lounge in Atlanta, GA, according to a press release shared with AfroTech. The restaurant aims to provide a unique seafood dining experience at a more affordable cost and “where guests can savor delectable seafood dishes while immersing themselves in an ambiance that pays homage to the rich history of hip-hop music in Atlanta and beyond.”

Along with giving his city innovative seafood dishes, Lil Baby ventured into becoming a restaurateur with the intent of building longevity outside of his successful music career.

“Restaurants are one of the few businesses that have lasted for 50 years, standing strong even through the challenges of the pandemic,” Lil Baby said, according to the press release. “I believe in the power of endurance.”

“Restaurants are one of the few businesses that have lasted for 50 years, standing strong even through the challenges of the pandemic,” said Baby in a statement. “I believe in the power of endurance.”

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