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Black-owned cafes in Brooklyn

Black-owned cafes across Brooklyn.

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Adanne Bookstore

CommunityDUMBO, BrooklynRated 5.0 (42)
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Gladys Books & Wine

BookstoreBed-Stuy, Brooklyn
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Make Manifest Cafe

CafeBed-Stuy, Brooklyn

Black-owned cafes in Brooklyn

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Alright, Brooklyn fam, you know how we do. From the soulful sips at Make Manifest Cafe in Bed-Stuy to the vibrant energy of Classic Cups, Brooklyn's Black-owned cafe scene is thriving. Whether you are looking for a morning pick-me-up or a cozy spot like Lips Cafe to gather with friends, these beloved neighborhood gems offer more than just coffee; they offer community. Explore a taste of Brooklyn's finest.

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CafeBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 5.0 (6)

Make Manifest Cafe

Make Manifest is A Culture Shop, Gallery Space, Creative Community Hub and Plant-based cafe in the heart of Bed-Stuy Brooklyn! An artistic platform based around economic equity, community,...

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CafeProspect Lefferts Gardens, BrooklynRated 4.8 (71)

Classic Cups

605 Rogers Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225, USA

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CafeEast Williamsburg, BrooklynRated 4.8 (88)

Little Book Shop

Dessert made from scratch, using only fresh, honest, pure ingredients mixed together by hand in a thoughtful way—never any artificial preservatives.

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CafeBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.7 (181)

BK Secret Garden

Laid-back juice bar offering smoothies, coffee and tea plus sandwiches and vegan options.

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CafeBushwick, BrooklynRated 4.7 (1926)

Bunna Ethiopia

Bustling outpost provides Ethiopian vegan fare, cocktails & regular events in a low-lit dining room.

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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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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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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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CafeBrooklyn Heights, BrooklynRated 4.4 (279)

Cloudy Donut

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

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CafeBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.2 (256)

Coffee Uplifts People

Cool coffeehouse brewing barista-made java & espresso drinks using direct-trade, organic beans.

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Dreams of Sugar

Bed-Stuy dessert cafe for custom cakes, sweet treats, coffee, and an easy neighborhood stop when the plan needs something cute.

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Lakou Cafe

Crown Heights Haitian cafe serving coffee, patties, sandwiches, and community-minded daytime energy on Utica Avenue with a creative feel.

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Lo-Fi Cafe

Bed-Stuy cafe with coffee, pastries, and relaxed Nostrand Avenue energy for laptop time, casual dates, or a quick bite.

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Miss Barb's

Nostrand Avenue cafe with Caribbean comfort, pastries, coffee, and a warm neighborhood feel near Prospect-Lefferts Gardens for daytime plans.

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Frequently asked

What types of Black-owned cafes can I find in Brooklyn?
Brooklyn's Black-owned cafes offer a wonderful variety. You will find everything from cozy spots for a quiet read to vibrant community hubs with live music, and even places that blend books or delicious Ethiopian flavors with your coffee experience.
Are these Black-owned Brooklyn cafes good for remote work?
Many Black-owned cafes in Brooklyn are indeed great for remote work. They often provide comfortable seating, a welcoming atmosphere, and of course, excellent coffee to fuel your productivity. Consider visiting during off peak hours for the best experience.
How can I best support Black-owned cafes in Brooklyn?
Supporting Black-owned cafes is easy. Visit often, bring friends, leave positive reviews online, and consider purchasing merchandise if available. Spreading the word about your favorite spots helps these businesses thrive within our community.