Black-Owned NYC

Black-owned places in Manhattan

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Welcome to Manhattan, where the spirit of Black entrepreneurship thrives in every corner. From Harlem to downtown, you will discover incredible spots. Picture yourself enjoying a unique brew at Harlem Hops or savoring the delicious ramen from Ramen by Ra. Perhaps you are seeking the cozy ambiance of Azara Kitchen. These establishments truly define the city's diverse and rich cultural fabric.

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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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RestaurantChinatown, ManhattanRated 4.4 (4506)

Scarrs Pizza

Pizzeria with retro looks serving pies, slices & subs made with modern ingredients.

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RestaurantEast Village, ManhattanRated 4.4 (1883)

Seasoned Vegan

This counter-serve offers vegan dishes from organic ingredients prepared with global flavors.

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RestaurantMidtown, ManhattanRated 4.3 (291)

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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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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RestaurantWest Village, ManhattanRated 4.3 (2794)

Negril

Spicy Caribbean fare, potent rum punch & an in-house DJ playing tunes create an island vibe.

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RestaurantLES, ManhattanRated 4.3 (827)

Omar's Kitchen & Rum Bar

Funky, colorful venue offering creative Caribbean classics, plus desserts, rum & outdoor seating.

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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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CafeLES, ManhattanRated 4.3 (626)

Whipped Dessert Lab

Creative, oat-milk & plant-based ice creams dished up in a compact, contemporary parlor.

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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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RestaurantFiDi, ManhattanRated 4.2 (2020)

Brooklyn Chophouse

located steps away from the Brooklyn Bridge in the heart of the Financial District bring's the youthfulness and nostalgia of Brooklyn to Downtown Manhattan.

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RestaurantMidtown, ManhattanRated 4.2 (2576)

Lagos NYC

Swanky, chandelier-lit restaurant & cocktail spot serving creative international fusion bites.

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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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Frequently asked

What kind of Black-owned spots can I find in Manhattan?
Manhattan offers a rich tapestry of Black-owned businesses. You will find everything from cozy cafes like I Like It Black and El Barrista to unique dining experiences such as Charles Pan-Fried Chicken and Urban Vegan Kitchen. There are also vibrant bars and speakeasies to explore.
Are there Black-owned nightlife options in Manhattan?
Absolutely. Manhattan's Black-owned nightlife scene is thriving. Consider enjoying a craft beer at Harlem Hops or Ginnys Supper Club. For a more intimate experience, seek out a hidden gem like Do Not Disturb. These spots offer great atmospheres.
How can I support Black-owned businesses in Manhattan?
The best way to support these establishments is by visiting them. Dine at restaurants like Bixi or Azara Kitchen, grab coffee at I Like It Black, or enjoy a night out at Harlem Hops. Spreading the word also makes a huge difference.