D Cafe and Catering
Brunch restaurant · Westview ·
Homestyle breakfast, brunch, and lunch with Blue Plate specials
Homestyle breakfast, brunch, and lunch with Blue Plate specials
"Part catering company, part cafe, D Cafe is a family-owned restaurant in Westview serving up homestyle breakfast, brunch, and lunch fare. In the mornings, the cozy cafe offers homemade biscuits with bacon or sausage topped with eggs, along with fish and grits during breakfast and lunch plates named for the Westside’s many historic neighborhoods." - Eater Staff
"This Black-owned Atlanta restaurant is one of five partners selected for the initial Atlanta rollout of a Philadelphia-based delivery service that focuses exclusively on Black-owned eateries. The launch was delayed by an app glitch and rescheduled for July 21; once live, the restaurant will offer delivery inside the Perimeter and within the city via the company’s smartphone app, which charges a 20% service fee while drivers can earn up to $20/hour and keep 100% of tips. The partnership is intended to spotlight and support underrepresented Black-owned businesses, with the delivery operation hiring local messengers, including bicycle couriers, from within the service’s delivery zones." - Beth McKibben
"In the Westview neighborhood along Ralph Abernathy Boulevard, D Cafe reopened for limited dine-in featuring contactless payment, a countertop shield, spaced seating for optimal social distancing, provided hand sanitizer, and currently serves all food in to-go containers." - Beth McKibben
"This Westview neighborhood cafe, owned by Devotis Lee (aka Ms. D) and her family, serves up hearty breakfast favorites in the morning. The menu includes Ms. D’s popular chicken and waffles topped with fried chicken wings and the fluffy Piedmont pancake stack served with a side of eggs and bacon." - Lia Picard
"I watched Lowe begin popping up at Devotis Lee’s cafe on Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard in February; his coffee cart, located in the back of the cafe’s small event space, quickly gained traction in the neighborhood and is now part of D Cafe’s regular beverage offerings." - Beth McKibben
