August 18th 2023.
Plant-Based Zo is set to open its first permanent location in Atlanta, offering plant-based versions of popular Haitian dishes. The Haitian-fusion restaurant currently exists as a pop-up shop located at 1099 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. in Southwest Atlanta, where it is open on Thursdays, Saturdays, and Sundays.
Patrons rave about the Vodou Burger, a menu item inspired by Haitian staples. The menu also offers cuisine inspired by other regions of the African diaspora, such as Jamaican pigeon peas and rice, Latin-American empanadas, and African-American inspired gumbo. Smoothies and desserts are also freshly prepared for customers.
The pop-up restaurant is known for its lively atmosphere, with patrons dancing to Caribbean music and live drummers providing entertainment. Plant Based Zo is also working hard to bring “the best flavor permanently” to its patrons, with a commissary kitchen located at 940 McDaniel St. in Southwest Atlanta. Unfortunately, the official opening date is currently unknown.
For more information about Plant-Based Zo and to stay updated on the opening date, visit www.plantbasedzo.com. Fans of Plant-Based Zo can also follow their Instagram page for previews of upcoming dishes and other updates.
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