Black-owned restaurants in NYC
A focused list of Black-owned restaurants across NYC.
Eko Restaurant
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.
Eko Restaurant
Eko is a fantastic restaurant in Brooklyn, NY. We use the best ingredients and provide a great atmosphere.
View detailsThe Row Harlem
Laid-back restaurant and lounge with breakfast, empanadas, small plates and cocktails, plus happy hour.
View detailsChocolat Harlem
Casual eatery serving an American comfort food menu in a modern setting with an easygoing vibe.
View detailsMiss Mamie's Spoonbread Too
Laid-back eatery offering fried chicken & home-cooked Southern-style comfort food.
View detailsNative Restaurant
Refined restaurant and bar serving West African fusion cuisine and hosting live music and karaoke.
View detailsSoco Restaurant
Southern food with a twist is paired with cocktails & DJ sets at this sleek active scene.
View detailsBuka
Compact eatery with a candlelit dining room & lively bar specializing in aromatic Nigerian cuisine.
View detailsChelsea House NYC
Buzzy option offering seafood mains & craft cocktails, plus a live DJ & happy hour specials.
View detailsBed Stuy Fish Fry
Fried seafood like catfish, plus pasta & sides, served over the counter in a simple setting.
View details77 Alley
Hidden Cortlandt Alley lounge with cocktails, food, and a stylish downtown feel for low-key dates or late-night meetups.
View detailsChew The Fat
South Ozone Park kitchen serving generous comfort food, seafood, and soul-inspired plates with a casual Queens neighborhood pull.
View detailsContinent Brooklyn
Williamsburg restaurant mixing global Black diasporic flavors, cocktails, and a scene-y dining room built for groups and celebrations.
View detailsDept of Culture
Bed-Stuy Nigerian restaurant offering intimate prix-fixe dinners, bold regional cooking, and one of Brooklyn's most memorable tables for food lovers.
View detailsFile Gumbo Bar
Tribeca Cajun-Creole restaurant centered on gumbo, po'boys, cocktails, and New Orleans flavor in a polished downtown room for dinner.
View detailsHarlem Shake
Harlem burger counter known for smash burgers, shakes, fries, and nostalgic uptown energy near 124th Street and Marcus Garvey Park.
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