Black-Owned NYC

Black-owned restaurants, bars, cafes, and lounges in NYC

A focused directory of Black-owned places to eat, drink, meet, celebrate, work, and wander.

CommunityBrooklyn

Adanne Bookstore

CommunityDUMBO, BrooklynRated 5.0 (42)

Black-owned hangouts in NYC

129 listings

Welcome to the heart of Brooklyn, where community thrives and Black-owned businesses shape the vibrant streetscapes. We invite you to explore special places like Make Manifest Cafe, a cozy spot perfect for your morning coffee.

Perhaps you will discover your next favorite read at Gladys Books & Wine or Adanne Bookstore. From lively cafes to unique lounges, you will find spaces that uplift and inspire right here in New York City.

CafeBrooklyn
CafeEast Flatbush, BrooklynRated 4.6 (515)

Lips Cafe

Caribbean-inspired cafe featuring breakfast, small plates and wraps plus coffee and cocktails.

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LoungeBrooklyn
LoungeProspect Heights, BrooklynRated 4.6 (149)

Seven

Laid-back bar featuring live music, dancing, and DJs, plus sports and happy-hour specials.

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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantFort Greene, BrooklynRated 4.6 (4949)

Simpsons

Casual recipes with Jamaican flair whipped up in a relaxed spot with a colorful bar.

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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantPark Slope, BrooklynRated 4.6 (358)

Stella's

Traditional Caribbean cuisine is served in this casual eatery that has terrace dining.

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BarBrooklyn
BarPark Slope, BrooklynRated 4.6 (199)

The Armory

Cozy, rustic-chic lounge with a large backyard area offering signature cocktails & happy hour deals.

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RestaurantManhattan
RestaurantChelsea, ManhattanRated 4.6 (1849)

Urban Vegan Kitchen

Organic vegan comfort food, along with cocktails & mocktails in an intimate West Village setting.

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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.6 (127)

Wadadli Jerk

Wadadli Jerk is a Black-owned restaurant in NYC.

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CafeBrooklyn
CafeBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.5 (21)

Apartment Rael

Apartment Ra’el is a design-focused concept store and coffee shop located in the Bed-Stuy neighborhood of Brooklyn. Founded by Brooklyn native Rachelle Kirindongo, the space is designed to...

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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.5 (1800)

Cuts & Slices

Cool eatery selling pies and slices with creative toppings like chicken-and-waffle, oxtail, and curry shrimp.

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RestaurantManhattan
RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.5 (553)

FieldTrip

Fieldtrip is a fast-casual restaurant that serves made-to-order rice bowls and sides. we are available for dine-in, take out and delivery in New York City

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BarManhattan
BarHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.5 (281)

Ginnys Supper Club

Updated soul food & craft cocktails plus live music in the basement of Red Rooster.

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RestaurantManhattan
RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.5 (1747)

Lido

The bottomless-mimosa brunch is a draw at this sleek, warm Italian eatery on a Lower Harlem corner.

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BarBrooklyn
BarBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.5 (278)

Lucky's Cocktail Lounge

NEW AMERICAN TAPAS AND COCKTAILS BASED IN THE HEART OF BED-STUY

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Things To DoBrooklyn
Things To DoFort Greene, BrooklynRated 4.5 (101)

MoCADA (Museum)

Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts, is a museum of contemporary art located at 80 Hanson Place in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, New York City. It is the first museum of its kind to be o...

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CafeManhattan
CafeHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.5 (116)

Ourt Box Cafe

Cozy cafe offering coffee, tea and breakfast fare, plus pastries and space for events.

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Frequently asked

What types of Black-owned businesses can I find on this list in NYC?
You will discover a diverse array of businesses, from cafes like Classic Cups and restaurants such as Ras Plant-Based, to unique bookstores and lively lounges. This list highlights many wonderful spots to enjoy across New York City.
How can I support these Black-owned businesses in New York City?
The best way to support is by visiting these establishments directly, making purchases, or spreading the word to your friends and family. Your engagement helps these businesses thrive within the vibrant NYC community.
Are these Black-owned businesses primarily located in one specific NYC borough?
While many of the businesses currently featured are rooted in Brooklyn, our aim is to grow this list to encompass more fantastic Black-owned spots throughout all of New York City, reflecting its diverse offerings.