‘A true Atlanta legend’: Founder of beloved Westside restaurant dies

Atlanta, GALocal News

Atlanta is in mourning following the passing of Helen Brown Harden, the esteemed founder of Bankhead Seafood, a beloved establishment in the Westside community. Known for its delicious seafood and welcoming atmosphere, Bankhead Seafood has been a go-to destination for locals for decades. Harden's commitment to serving her community extended beyond the kitchen; she was a prominent figure fostering connections among residents. Public figures, including Mayor Andre Dickens, expressed their condolences and celebrated her remarkable legacy, emphasizing her influence on the Atlanta culinary scene. Notable artists such as Killer Mike and T.

I. also paid tribute, underscoring her impact on the cultural fabric of the city. The outpouring of love and respect from the community highlights the void her passing has created. As tributes continue to flow, Atlanta reflects on the importance of local entrepreneurs like Harden who have shaped the city's identity. Her legacy will undoubtedly inspire future generations of restaurateurs and community leaders.

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