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

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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.

RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.5 (1335)

Rustik Tavern

Cozy eatery dispensing American food & booze in a narrow, brick-walled space with retro touches.

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RestaurantFlatlands, BrooklynRated 4.5 (1167)

The Czen

Cozy restaurant offering Caribbean & Asian fare, plus outdoor seats & tropical cocktails.

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RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.5 (1497)

The Edge

Espresso drinks, baked goods & sandwiches, plus wine & beer, in a funky space with brunch service.

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BarBrooklyn
BarEast Flatbush, BrooklynRated 4.5 (497)

The Rogers Garden

Funky, convivial bar with a courtyard garden offering unique cocktails, draft beer & finger foods.

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CafeBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.5 (628)

Zaca Cafe

Quaint eatery serving up a mix of French & American staples, with vegan & vegetarian options.

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CafeCrown Heights, BrooklynRated 4.4 (835)

Cafe Rue Dix

Comfortable outpost for French-Senegalese cuisine, including brunch & a weekly fixed-price option.

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RestaurantProspect Heights, BrooklynRated 4.4 (1575)

Cheryl's Global Soul

All-day restaurant with a garden dispensing soul food with interesting seasonal & global touches.

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CafeBrooklyn
CafeBrooklyn Heights, BrooklynRated 4.4 (279)

Cloudy Donut

Popular donut shop specializing in small-batch, creative varieties, including vegan options.

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BarBrooklyn
BarFort Greene, BrooklynRated 4.4 (307)

Dick & Jane's Cocktail Bar

Mixologist-made cocktails in a tile-lined bar hidden behind a speakeasy-style unmarked door.

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RestaurantBronx
RestaurantMott Haven, BronxRated 4.4 (437)

Inine Bistro

Relaxed neighborhood bistro in Port Morris offering breakfast, lunch and light dinner fare.

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RestaurantWilliamsburg, BrooklynRated 4.4 (3077)

Kokomo NYC

An immersive, multi-sensory dining experience, Kokomo connects with guests by way of art, architectural design, and sophisticated Caribbean inspired cuisine. The menu highlights a delicious...

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RestaurantBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.4 (1960)

Peaches Hothouse

Casual kitchen offering small & large plates of Southern comfort food, plus mason jar cocktails.

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RestaurantManhattan
RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.4 (1182)

Ponty Bistro

French & West African cuisine are served alongside house cocktails in a warm, dark-wood bistro.

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RestaurantManhattan
RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.4 (7566)

Red Rooster

Popular, stylish comfort food eatery with creative cooking from celeb chef Marcus Samuelsson.

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RestaurantBronx
RestaurantMott Haven, BronxRated 4.4 (541)

Rosa's At Park

Welcome to Rosa's At Parks, nestled inside the Wingate Hotel in the vibrant South Bronx. As a proudly Dominican-owned establishment, we draw inspiration from our rich heritage to craft a me...

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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.