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Black-owned bars in Manhattan

Black-owned bars across Manhattan.

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Black-owned bars in Manhattan

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Manhattan has a fantastic array of Black-owned bars, offering inviting spaces to gather and unwind. From Harlem, you can explore the craft beer selections at Harlem Hops or experience the vibrant atmosphere of Ginnys Supper Club. Downtown, Las' Lap provides a cozy spot to enjoy a drink. Each establishment brings its unique flavor to the borough.

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BarHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.7 (541)

Harlem Hops

Urban bar with a brickwork interior serving craft local & world beers & international pub grub.

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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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BarLES, ManhattanRated 4.1 (380)

Las' Lap

Unique cocktails & bar bites such as arepas & oxtail rice bowls served in intimate surrounds.

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Harlem Hookah

Harlem lounge for hookah, drinks, music, and late-night groups looking for an easy Broadway hangout with uptown energy.

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Frequently asked

What types of Black-owned bars can I find in Manhattan?
Manhattan offers a diverse range of Black-owned bars, from cozy lounges to vibrant supper clubs. You can find places specializing in craft beer, inventive cocktails, or those with a lively entertainment focus for your evening out.
Are most of the Black-owned bars in Manhattan located in one neighborhood?
While Harlem is a rich hub for Black-owned businesses, you'll discover fantastic bars across Manhattan. Our list includes options from Uptown to Downtown, ensuring you can find a welcoming spot no matter your location in the borough.
How can I support Black-owned bars in Manhattan?
The best way to support these establishments is by visiting them, sharing your positive experiences, and recommending them to friends. Your patronage helps these community-rooted businesses thrive and continue offering great experiences in Manhattan.