Black-Owned NYC

Black-owned restaurants in NYC

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Exploring New York City's vibrant food scene means discovering incredible Black-owned restaurants across the boroughs. From the plant-based delights at Ras Plant-Based in Brooklyn to the inviting ambiance of Charm Bar & Restaurant, you have so many wonderful options. Even in Manhattan, places like Ramen by Ra offer unique culinary journeys. These establishments truly define the city's diverse dining landscape.

RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.3 (3488)

Peaches

Modern spin on Southern comfort food plus brunch & a full bar in a historic brownstone neighborhood.

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RestaurantManhattan
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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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantClinton Hill, BrooklynRated 4.3 (1525)

Sisters

Cozy eatery focused on local and organic produce, with a dining room and a covered patio.

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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantEast Flatbush, BrooklynRated 4.3 (338)

Sugar'd

Stylish restaurant serving familiar Caribbean fare, such as jerk chicken, with cocktails and music.

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RestaurantManhattan
RestaurantHarlem, ManhattanRated 4.3 (8740)

Sylvia's

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

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RestaurantQueens
RestaurantBaisley Park, QueensRated 4.3 (7210)

The Door

Upscale establishment turning out jerk chicken, oxtail, escovitch & other Jamaican specialties.

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RestaurantManhattan
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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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantPark Slope, BrooklynRated 4.2 (1280)

BK9

Contemporary takes on Haitian, Trinidadian & Jamaican cuisine served in a warm, refined setting.

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RestaurantManhattan
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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RestaurantManhattan
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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RestaurantManhattan
RestaurantMidtown, ManhattanRated 4.2 (2576)

Lagos NYC

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

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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantFlatbush, BrooklynRated 4.2 (330)

Pich NYC

Where we bring the heat of the Caribbean to the heart of New York City! We're not your typical restaurant - we're a culinary experience that tantalizes your taste buds and transports you to...

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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantEast Williamsburg, BrooklynRated 4.2 (1436)

Sweet Science

Dim lighting & subway tiled-walls create a cool vibe at this eatery known for its burgers & big bar.

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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantBed-Stuy, BrooklynRated 4.2 (431)

Swiingz Restaurant

Relaxed Caribbean restaurant offering rum cocktails, live music and a kids' menu.

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RestaurantBrooklyn
RestaurantMadison, BrooklynRated 4.2 (564)

The Plum BK

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Frequently asked

What types of cuisine can I find at Black-owned restaurants in NYC?
You will discover a diverse array of culinary experiences. Options range from soulful Southern comfort food and authentic Caribbean dishes to Ethiopian vegan specialties and modern American fare. Explore unique flavors and culinary traditions throughout New York City.
Are these Black-owned restaurants primarily located in specific NYC boroughs?
Our featured Black-owned restaurants are spread across various New York City boroughs. You will find fantastic dining spots in Brooklyn, Manhattan, and The Bronx. This distribution ensures you can discover an amazing Black-owned restaurant no matter where you are in the city.
How can I support Black-owned restaurants in New York City?
The best way to support these businesses is by dining at their establishments, ordering takeout, or leaving positive reviews. Spreading the word about your favorite spots also makes a significant difference. Your patronage helps these cherished community pillars thrive across NYC.