
10 Black-owned restaurants to visit before ‘Cowboy Carter’ and ‘Grand National’ tours at SoFi Stadium
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Fans who have been blasting “Cowboy Carter” and “GNX” on repeat will finally get the chance to experience the No. 1 albums live as Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar with SZA prepare to take the stage for multiple dates at SoFi Stadium.
Lamar’s “Not Like Us” single has become a West Coast anthem since it was released last spring, and L.A.’s Black cowboy culture is on full display in preparation for Beyoncé’s performance of her Grammy-winning country album.
If you’re looking to curate the perfect concert experience, consider pregaming at one of L.A.’s Black-owned restaurants, many of which are conveniently located near the Inglewood arena. Toast with Black-owned prosecco at a neighborhood wine bar, pick up flaky Jamaican patties before walking to the venue or “Laissez les bon temps rouler” at a New Orleans-inflected favorite in Jefferson Park.
Alta Adams

Banadir Somali Restaurant

Blessed Tropical Jamaican Cuisine

Dulan's on Crenshaw

Earle's on Crenshaw

Harold & Belle's

Little Belize
Somerville

Two Hommés

1010 Wine
