Tight end Tre' McKitty heads to Stevie's Creole Café in Los Angeles to learn how to cook catfish creole as the Chargers spotlight local Black owned businesses. Presented by Pepsi Dig In.

Watch as running back Joshua Kelley visits the Sammiche Shop in Inglewood, California and surprises the owner with a check thanks to the Pepsi Dig In program, dedicated to help diners discover black-owned restaurants while providing resources, mentorship, and training to black restaurateurs.

Running back Joshua Kelley takes a trip to support an LA black-owned business, Post and Beam, and learn to prepare California comfort food. Through the Chargers and Pepsi's Dig In program, Joshua Kelley presented a check to the owner of the restaurant for $10,000. PepsiCo's larger racial equality initiative totals more than $400 million to increase representation within the company and support Black-owned businesses.

The Chargers partnered up with Pepsi and their Juntos Crecemos initiative that aims to provide resources and marketing to Hispanic-owned small businesses of every level. Watch as running back Joshua Kelley takes a trip to Inglewood to learn how to make authentic fajitas and deliver a big surprise to the restaurant owners at Casa Rios Mexican Restaurant.

Running back Joshua Kelley JR's BBQ in Culver City and learns how to make baby back ribs and more as the Chargers spotlight local Black owned businesses. Presented by Pepsi Dig In.

Running back Joshua Kelley pays a visit to the Soul Food Shack in Inglewood and learns how to make red velvet waffles and fried chicken as the Chargers spotlight local Black owned businesses. Presented by Pepsi Dig In.

For this week's Takeout Tuesday, we spotlight Darrow's New Orleans Grill. CEO/President Norwood J. Clark Jr.' is a Louisiana native and cooking is in his DNA. In 2016, he opened Darrow's New Orleans Grill, a fast-casual restaurant serving Cajun and Creole delicacies like catfish, gumbo, po'boys, jambalaya and more.

Meet the first restaurant to be featured on the Takeout Tuesday series, Sip & Sonder. A Black women-owned business, Sip & Sonder is a creative hub where coffee, community, and culture connect.