Black-Owned NYC

Black-owned places in Harlem, Manhattan

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Welcome to Harlem, a vibrant heart of Manhattan. Here, you will find a rich tapestry of Black-owned businesses ready to welcome you. Whether you are looking for a lively bar like Harlem Hops, a delicious meal at Azara Kitchen, or the inviting ambiance of Bixi, Harlem offers unique experiences rooted in its storied history and community spirit.

RestaurantManhattan
RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.7 (325)

Azara Kitchen

Harlem spot for Afro-Caribbean comfort plates, brunch, and colorful cocktails in a lively Lenox Avenue setting with neighborhood warmth.

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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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RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.6 (258)

Bixi

BIXI is about unexpected food, and fabulous cocktails, delivered by knowledgeable friendly staff. Serena Bass (of the Serena bar, Chelsea hotel fame) has not only devised an inspired menu,...

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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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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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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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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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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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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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RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.4 (7566)

Red Rooster

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

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RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.3 (4566)

Melba's

Southern classics served in a retro setting that's relaxed & homey by day, bustling in the evening.

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RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.3 (947)

Renaissance Harlem

Handsome, brick-&-wood clad outpost offering a range of New American, French & African flavors.

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RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.3 (8740)

Sylvia's

Harlem landmark serving generous helpings of Southern comfort food since 1962.

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RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.3 (282)

The Fox

Restored opulent theater built in 1920s with 3,600-pipe organ hosts ballet, movies & other events.

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RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.2 (2747)

Blvd Bistro

Relaxed spot with a casual-chic vibe offering modernized soul food classics with cocktails & wine.

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Frequently asked

What kind of experiences can I expect from Black-owned businesses in Harlem?
You can expect a warm welcome and diverse offerings, from modern American fare to West African influences. Many places like Red Rooster or Lido offer both culinary delights and a vibrant atmosphere reflecting Harlem's rich cultural heritage.
Are there family-friendly Black-owned dining options available in Harlem?
Absolutely. Places like FieldTrip offer delicious, casual meals perfect for all ages. You will find a range of establishments that cater to families while still providing an authentic Harlem experience and supporting local Black entrepreneurs.
How can I support Black-owned businesses in Harlem beyond dining?
Beyond dining, you can support by sharing your positive experiences with friends and family. Engaging with their social media, leaving reviews, or simply becoming a regular patron helps these businesses thrive and continue to enrich the Harlem community.