Here are some awesome local NYC Black-owned businesses to shop and dine at.
Published February 15, 2022
See below for 82 Black-owned businesses and restaurants throughout the greater New York City area to support today, tomorrow, next week, month and beyond.
Noted as “Brooklyn’s Best Fried Kitchen,” a title we wouldn’t dare dispute. Bonus points for their mason jar cocktails.
Where: 415 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216
For more information on HotHouse Bed Stuy.
A comfy cafe for breakfast through lunch with coffee and vegan options.
Where: 86 Ralph Ave, Brooklyn, 11221
For more information on Cafe On Ralph.
Taste the flavorful Latin and Caribbean cuisine in either their romantic, brick lined interior, or their colorful heated garden! Plus, they’ve merged with Cafe on Ralph, according to their site.
Where: 370 Lewis Ave, Brooklyn, New York
For more information on Brooklyn Beso.
Mexican food with a Panama twist.
Where: 1483 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 11216
For more information on Jeffe Modern Mexican Grill.
A French and American cafe with a menu full of comfort food providing flavorful dishes such as the herbaceous-rubbed rotisserie chicken and rich shrimp and cheddar grits with sauteed mushrooms.
Where: 426 Marcus Garvey Blvd, Brooklyn 11216
For more information on Zaca Cafe.
Come for the pizza, stay for the extraordinary inventive toppings: think jerk shrimp, chicken and waffles—and much more.
Where: 93 Howard Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11233
For more information on Cuts & Slices.
Fresh juice, smoothies and gourmet sandwiches (each made with freshly baked, whole grain turmeric bread) line the menu in this chill, rustic space. Free wifi as well.
Where: 194 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11206
For more information on Brooklyn Blend.
An upbeat, intimate resto and bar with Cajun-style seafood, brick-oven pizza and cocktails.
Where: 1102 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
For more information on King of the Sea.
Combines Danish hygge, Colombian hospitality and Bed-Stuy energy and is offering a brunch concept based on smaller dishes to pick and choose—helping to reduce food waste.
Where: 373 Lewis Ave, Brooklyn 11233 Brookly
An elevated cafe specializing in craft, specialty drinks, and pastries baked in-house—like the signature house-made brown-butter biscuits.
Where: 413 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn NY 11216
For more information on Brown Butter.
Live jazz and blues, R&B and rock compliment the lively supper club’s menu of Creole and Caribbean cuisine.
Where: 706 Nostrand Ave
For more information on Nostrand Social.
Seafood dishes and soul food, with signature Black nile seasoning and Halal meat and poultry, served in a laid-back space. And since their chef is one of their owners—you can trust each dish is made exceptional daily.
Where: 592 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, 11216
For more information on Black Nile Seafood and Soul Food.
A vegetarian and vegan-friendly café offering signature grain bowls with an endlessly customizable variety of toppings.
Where: 637 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, 11238
For more information on Nûrish.
The menu has no meats, additives and processed ingredients – focusing on natural foods instead – but does have BYOB.
Where: 1032 Union Street, Brooklyn NY 11225
For more information on Ital Kitchen.
A relaxed spot offering vegan comfort meals like sandwiches, tacos and bowls plus a weekend brunch.
Where: 1031 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216
For more information on Greedi Kitchen.
The uber homey Crabby Shack is the spot for all things crab. Enjoy super fresh crab and lobster rolls, spicy steamed shrimp, crab mac and cheese, and even beer steamed crustation in their famed seasoned garlic butter…*heavy breathing.*
Where: 613 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238
For more information on The Crabby Shack.
Part vegan restaurant, part concept shop: total vibes.
Where: 1407 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
For more information on Aunts et Uncles.
Local coffee spot with everything from frappes to tea lattes.
Where: 605 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn, Ny 11225
For more information on Brooklyn Perk Coffee.
Elite drinks & homemade vegan, vegetarian, and pescatarian foods.
Where: 2281 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11210
For more information on the Juicy Box Bar.
A Caribbean restaurant and rum bar, with hand tossed woodfired pizzas, and daily double happy hour—need we say more?
Where: 755 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
For more information on Mangoseed + Zurilee
BK9 offers modern Haitian, Trinidadian & Jamaican cuisine in a lively, inviting and eclectic atmosphere.
Where: 62 5th Ave, Brooklyn, 11217
With a bright and lively bar with daily drink specials, a 24k “midas” food menu section, karaoke/open mic nights, and a monthly “jazz brunch”—you’ll never be bored at Eve’s.
Where: 769 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238
Noted as “Brooklyn’s Best Fried Kitchen,” a title we wouldn’t dare dispute. Bonus points for their mason jar cocktails.
Where: 415 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216
For more information on HotHouse Bed Stuy.
A comfy cafe for breakfast through lunch with coffee and vegan options.
Where: 86 Ralph Ave, Brooklyn, 11221
For more information on Cafe On Ralph.
Taste the flavorful Latin and Caribbean cuisine in either their romantic, brick lined interior, or their colorful heated garden! Plus, they’ve merged with Cafe on Ralph, according to their site.
Where: 370 Lewis Ave, Brooklyn, New York
For more information on Brooklyn Beso.
Mexican food with a Panama twist.
Where: 1483 Fulton Street, Brooklyn 11216
For more information on Jeffe Modern Mexican Grill.
A French and American cafe with a menu full of comfort food providing flavorful dishes such as the herbaceous-rubbed rotisserie chicken and rich shrimp and cheddar grits with sauteed mushrooms.
Where: 426 Marcus Garvey Blvd, Brooklyn 11216
For more information on Zaca Cafe.
Come for the pizza, stay for the extraordinary inventive toppings: think jerk shrimp, chicken and waffles—and much more.
Where: 93 Howard Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11233
For more information on Cuts & Slices.
Fresh juice, smoothies and gourmet sandwiches (each made with freshly baked, whole grain turmeric bread) line the menu in this chill, rustic space. Free wifi as well.
Where: 194 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11206
For more information on Brooklyn Blend.
An upbeat, intimate resto and bar with Cajun-style seafood, brick-oven pizza and cocktails.
Where: 1102 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
For more information on King of the Sea.
Combines Danish hygge, Colombian hospitality and Bed-Stuy energy and is offering a brunch concept based on smaller dishes to pick and choose—helping to reduce food waste.
Where: 373 Lewis Ave, Brooklyn 11233 Brookly
An elevated cafe specializing in craft, specialty drinks, and pastries baked in-house—like the signature house-made brown-butter biscuits.
Where: 413 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn NY 11216
For more information on Brown Butter.
Live jazz and blues, R&B and rock compliment the lively supper club’s menu of Creole and Caribbean cuisine.
Where: 706 Nostrand Ave
For more information on Nostrand Social.
Seafood dishes and soul food, with signature Black nile seasoning and Halal meat and poultry, served in a laid-back space. And since their chef is one of their owners—you can trust each dish is made exceptional daily.
Where: 592 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, 11216
For more information on Black Nile Seafood and Soul Food.
A vegetarian and vegan-friendly café offering signature grain bowls with an endlessly customizable variety of toppings.
Where: 637 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, 11238
For more information on Nûrish.
The menu has no meats, additives and processed ingredients – focusing on natural foods instead – but does have BYOB.
Where: 1032 Union Street, Brooklyn NY 11225
For more information on Ital Kitchen.
A relaxed spot offering vegan comfort meals like sandwiches, tacos and bowls plus a weekend brunch.
Where: 1031 Bergen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216
For more information on Greedi Kitchen.
The uber homey Crabby Shack is the spot for all things crab. Enjoy super fresh crab and lobster rolls, spicy steamed shrimp, crab mac and cheese, and even beer steamed crustation in their famed seasoned garlic butter…*heavy breathing.*
Where: 613 Franklin Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238
For more information on The Crabby Shack.
Part vegan restaurant, part concept shop: total vibes.
Where: 1407 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226
For more information on Aunts et Uncles.
Local coffee spot with everything from frappes to tea lattes.
Where: 605 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn, Ny 11225
For more information on Brooklyn Perk Coffee.
Elite drinks & homemade vegan, vegetarian, and pescatarian foods.
Where: 2281 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11210
For more information on the Juicy Box Bar.
A Caribbean restaurant and rum bar, with hand tossed woodfired pizzas, and daily double happy hour—need we say more?
Where: 755 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
For more information on Mangoseed + Zurilee
BK9 offers modern Haitian, Trinidadian & Jamaican cuisine in a lively, inviting and eclectic atmosphere.
Where: 62 5th Ave, Brooklyn, 11217
With a bright and lively bar with daily drink specials, a 24k “midas” food menu section, karaoke/open mic nights, and a monthly “jazz brunch”—you’ll never be bored at Eve’s.
Where: 769 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11238
Slyvia’s is a Harlem landmark serving classic takes on Southern comfort food since 1962.
Where: 328 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10027
For more information on Sylvia’s Restaurant.
A small shop offering Caribbean-inspired dishes including seafood steampots.
Where: 303 W. 116th St. 10026
For more information on Lolo’s Seafood Shack.
Seasoned vegan offers – you guessed it – vegan dishes with organic ingredients and global flavors.
Where: 55 Saint Nicholas, New York NY 10026
For more information on Seasoned Vegan.
The first Italian bakery and restaurant in Central Harlem.
Where: 196 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10026
For more information on Settepani Ristorante.
French and West African cuisine are served at Ponty Bistro along with house cocktails.
Where: 2375 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd, New York, NY 10030
For more information on Ponty Bistro.
Serving –as one might say – the best carrot cake, along with other delicious desserts.
Where: 1553 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10029
For more information on Lloyd’s Carrot Cake.
A premier restaurant in Manhattan, with an upscale atmosphere and notable NY cuisine.
Where: 2374 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd New York, NY 10030
For more information on The Row.
A casual-chic spot offering modernized soul food classics with cocktails and wine.
Where: 2149 Frederick Douglass Blvd, New York, NY 10026
For more information on BLVD Bistro.
Harlem Hookah is a premium hookah lounge with hookah-tinged food and spirits.
Where: 381 Lenox Ave, New York, NY 10027
For more information on Harlem Hookah.
This popular and stylish comfort food spot offers creative flavors and cooking.
Where: 310 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10027
For more information on Red Rooster.
Fresh-baked nut and peanut-free cupcakes, cakes, brownies and cookies that also happen to ship nationally.
Where: 1673 Lexington Ave, New York NY 10029
For more information on Baked Cravings.
Get the best of southern comfort food classics at Melba’s, from fried chicken and waffles to catfish and short ribs.
Where: 300 W. 114th St., New York, NY 10026
For more information on Melba’s Restaurant
A sports bar dive sitting as a shrine to boxing.
Where: 140 W 44th St, New York, New York 10036
For more information on Jimmy’s Corner.
An upscale Caribbean eatery set in a renovated 1907 firehouse.
Where: 30 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30308
For more information on Negril ATL
This pop-cultured inspired ice cream shop has created custom ice cream flavors for icons like Hillary Clinton and Jay-Z.
Where: 199 Avenue A,NY, NY 10009 (LES) | 2500 Frederick Douglass Blvd, NY, NY 10030 (Harlem)
For more information on Mikey Likes It Ice Cream.
Quite possibly the best cookie in Manhattan – crispy on the outside, gooey on the inside.
Where: 163 Chrystie St, New York, NY 10002
For more information on Gooey on the Inside Cookies.
Chicken and waffles take the cake at this hip Southern comfort-food haven with cocktails.
Where: 178 Ludlow St, New York, NY 10002
For more information on Sweet Chick.
Now accepting reservations and soon to be reopened: get your spicy authentic Caribbean cuisine, rum punch andn in-house DJ fix at Negril.
Where: 70 West 3rd Street, New York, NY 10012
For more information on Negril Village NYC.
Organic vegan ingredients: meet comfort food tastes.
Where: 41 Carmine St, New York, NY 10014
For more information on Urban Vegan Kitchen.
Brooklyn Chop House is a chic restaurant and bar offering American steakhouse fare, Chinese dumplings, peking duck and more.
Where: 150 Nassau St, New York, NY 10038
Slyvia’s is a Harlem landmark serving classic takes on Southern comfort food since 1962.
Where: 328 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10027
For more information on Sylvia’s Restaurant.
A small shop offering Caribbean-inspired dishes including seafood steampots.
Where: 303 W. 116th St. 10026
For more information on Lolo’s Seafood Shack.
Seasoned vegan offers – you guessed it – vegan dishes with organic ingredients and global flavors.
Where: 55 Saint Nicholas, New York NY 10026
For more information on Seasoned Vegan.
The first Italian bakery and restaurant in Central Harlem.
Where: 196 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10026
For more information on Settepani Ristorante.
French and West African cuisine are served at Ponty Bistro along with house cocktails.
Where: 2375 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd, New York, NY 10030
For more information on Ponty Bistro.
Serving –as one might say – the best carrot cake, along with other delicious desserts.
Where: 1553 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10029
For more information on Lloyd’s Carrot Cake.
A premier restaurant in Manhattan, with an upscale atmosphere and notable NY cuisine.
Where: 2374 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd New York, NY 10030
For more information on The Row.
A casual-chic spot offering modernized soul food classics with cocktails and wine.
Where: 2149 Frederick Douglass Blvd, New York, NY 10026
For more information on BLVD Bistro.
Harlem Hookah is a premium hookah lounge with hookah-tinged food and spirits.
Where: 381 Lenox Ave, New York, NY 10027
For more information on Harlem Hookah.
This popular and stylish comfort food spot offers creative flavors and cooking.
Where: 310 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10027
For more information on Red Rooster.
Fresh-baked nut and peanut-free cupcakes, cakes, brownies and cookies that also happen to ship nationally.
Where: 1673 Lexington Ave, New York NY 10029
For more information on Baked Cravings.
Get the best of southern comfort food classics at Melba’s, from fried chicken and waffles to catfish and short ribs.
Where: 300 W. 114th St., New York, NY 10026
For more information on Melba’s Restaurant
A sports bar dive sitting as a shrine to boxing.
Where: 140 W 44th St, New York, New York 10036
For more information on Jimmy’s Corner.
An upscale Caribbean eatery set in a renovated 1907 firehouse.
Where: 30 North Avenue NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30308
For more information on Negril ATL
This pop-cultured inspired ice cream shop has created custom ice cream flavors for icons like Hillary Clinton and Jay-Z.
Where: 199 Avenue A,NY, NY 10009 (LES) | 2500 Frederick Douglass Blvd, NY, NY 10030 (Harlem)
For more information on Mikey Likes It Ice Cream.
Quite possibly the best cookie in Manhattan – crispy on the outside, gooey on the inside.
Where: 163 Chrystie St, New York, NY 10002
For more information on Gooey on the Inside Cookies.
Chicken and waffles take the cake at this hip Southern comfort-food haven with cocktails.
Where: 178 Ludlow St, New York, NY 10002
For more information on Sweet Chick.
Now accepting reservations and soon to be reopened: get your spicy authentic Caribbean cuisine, rum punch andn in-house DJ fix at Negril.
Where: 70 West 3rd Street, New York, NY 10012
For more information on Negril Village NYC.
Organic vegan ingredients: meet comfort food tastes.
Where: 41 Carmine St, New York, NY 10014
For more information on Urban Vegan Kitchen.
Brooklyn Chop House is a chic restaurant and bar offering American steakhouse fare, Chinese dumplings, peking duck and more.
Where: 150 Nassau St, New York, NY 10038
A vibey speakeasy celebrating the Bronx as well as its rich Puerto Rican and African-American presence. Offering brunch and to-go quarantine specials.
Where: 135 Alexander Ave, The Bronx NY 10454
For more information on Beatstro.
Casual joint offering a mix of Jamaican fare and soul food, along with smoothies, juice & espresso bevs.
Where: 854 Gerard Ave, The Bronx, NY 10451
For more information on Flava’s International Grill.
A spacious beer garden with a long menu of draft beer and craft cocktails.
Where: 65 Bruckner Boulevard, Bronx, NY
For more information on Bricks and Hops.
Enjoy southern comfort food at this relaxed, low-lit tavern with DJ events.
Where: 598 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451
For more information on Sam’s Soul Food.
Parkchester
Vegan eats with a Dominican flair.
Where: 1818 Archer St, The Bronx, NY 10460
For more information on East Bronx.
Eastchester
Serving up natural juices, smoothies and healthy bites with vegan and gluten-free options.
Where: 3828 Dyre Ave, The Bronx, NY 10466
For more information on Freckle’s Juice.
Allerton
A casual spot offering seafood dishes and classic comfort fare.
Where: 2525 Boston Road Bronx, NY 10466
For more information on Allerton.
Soundview
A West African restaurant serving up natural and unique fare.
Where: 2041 Davidson Ave, The Bronx, NY 10453
For more information on Accra Restaurant .
Soundview
Get your soul food fix with a menu offering staple dishes such as chicken and waffles and collard greens.
Where: 1003 Soundview Ave, The Bronx, NY 10472
For more information on Cea-Lo Cafe.
Castle Hill
A small shop offering fresh squeezed fruit and vegetable juices.
Where: 1026 Castle Hill Ave, The Bronx, NY 10472
For more information on Juices for Life.
Castle Hill
Fun bar and grill highlighting Guyanese and West Indian cuisine.
Where: 1248 Castle Hill Ave, The Bronx, NY 10462
For more information on Melanie’s Roti & Grill.
Wakefield
A soul food spot featuring seafood platters and Southern fare.
Where: 746 E 233rd St, The Bronx, NY 10466
A vibey speakeasy celebrating the Bronx as well as its rich Puerto Rican and African-American presence. Offering brunch and to-go quarantine specials.
Where: 135 Alexander Ave, The Bronx NY 10454
For more information on Beatstro.
Casual joint offering a mix of Jamaican fare and soul food, along with smoothies, juice & espresso bevs.
Where: 854 Gerard Ave, The Bronx, NY 10451
For more information on Flava’s International Grill.
A spacious beer garden with a long menu of draft beer and craft cocktails.
Where: 65 Bruckner Boulevard, Bronx, NY
For more information on Bricks and Hops.
Enjoy southern comfort food at this relaxed, low-lit tavern with DJ events.
Where: 598 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451
For more information on Sam’s Soul Food.
Parkchester
Vegan eats with a Dominican flair.
Where: 1818 Archer St, The Bronx, NY 10460
For more information on East Bronx.
Eastchester
Serving up natural juices, smoothies and healthy bites with vegan and gluten-free options.
Where: 3828 Dyre Ave, The Bronx, NY 10466
For more information on Freckle’s Juice.
Allerton
A casual spot offering seafood dishes and classic comfort fare.
Where: 2525 Boston Road Bronx, NY 10466
For more information on Allerton.
Soundview
A West African restaurant serving up natural and unique fare.
Where: 2041 Davidson Ave, The Bronx, NY 10453
For more information on Accra Restaurant .
Soundview
Get your soul food fix with a menu offering staple dishes such as chicken and waffles and collard greens.
Where: 1003 Soundview Ave, The Bronx, NY 10472
For more information on Cea-Lo Cafe.
Castle Hill
A small shop offering fresh squeezed fruit and vegetable juices.
Where: 1026 Castle Hill Ave, The Bronx, NY 10472
For more information on Juices for Life.
Castle Hill
Fun bar and grill highlighting Guyanese and West Indian cuisine.
Where: 1248 Castle Hill Ave, The Bronx, NY 10462
For more information on Melanie’s Roti & Grill.
Wakefield
A soul food spot featuring seafood platters and Southern fare.
Where: 746 E 233rd St, The Bronx, NY 10466
Spacious hang offering American BBQ dishes with global seasoning and cocktails.
Where: 113-30 Queens Blvd Forest Hills, NY 11375
For more information on Queens Bully.
Hip, vibey coffee joint specializing in artisanal pastries.
Where: 778 Seneca Ave, Ridgewood, NY 11385
For more information on Mike & Pull.
A gourmet deli selection, with a hot buff buffet of soul food and Caribbean.
Where: 115-43 Sutphin Blvd, Queens, NY 11434
For more information on Kilimanjaro African Restaurant
A classic counter-serve offering a range of vegetarian and vegan dishes along with refreshing smoothies and juices.
Where: 132-09 Liberty Avenue, South Richmond Hill, NY
For more information on Veggie Castle II.
Relaxed joint highlighting traditional Jamaican fare and Chinese-fusion.
Where: 138-89 Francis Lewis Blvd. Queens, NY
For more information on Henrica’s.
Upscale restaurant featuring jerk chicken, oxtail, escovitch and other Jamaican specialties.
Where: 163-07 Baisley Blvd. Jamaica, NY 11434
For more information the Door.
A cozy eatery known for lively reggae nights and a Caribbean menu.
Where: 93 N Park Ave, Rockville Centre, NY 11570
For more information on Dunns River Lounge & Restaurant.
A chic lounge restaurant featuring Mediterranean and Caribbean comfort foods.
Where: 144-14 243rd St. Queens, NY 11422
For more information on Pa-Nash Eurosoul Restaurant & Lounge.
With food "as southern as it gets," this restaurant serves hearty portions with a side of southern hospitality.
Where: 218-28 Merrick Blvd, Springfield Gardens, NY 11413
For more information on Southern Girls Soul Food Kitchen.
A cozy Welsh-inspired gastropub serving upscale bar food as well as brunch.
Where: 34-55 32nd St, Astoria, NY 11106
For more information on Snowdonia.
A bakery and cafe aptly located in Jamaica, Queens. Their menu boasts an assortment of dessert options, cafe inspired drinks, and patties.
Where: 125-11 Merrick Blvd, Queens, NY 11434
Spacious hang offering American BBQ dishes with global seasoning and cocktails.
Where: 113-30 Queens Blvd Forest Hills, NY 11375
For more information on Queens Bully.
Hip, vibey coffee joint specializing in artisanal pastries.
Where: 778 Seneca Ave, Ridgewood, NY 11385
For more information on Mike & Pull.
A gourmet deli selection, with a hot buff buffet of soul food and Caribbean.
Where: 115-43 Sutphin Blvd, Queens, NY 11434
For more information on Kilimanjaro African Restaurant
A classic counter-serve offering a range of vegetarian and vegan dishes along with refreshing smoothies and juices.
Where: 132-09 Liberty Avenue, South Richmond Hill, NY
For more information on Veggie Castle II.
Relaxed joint highlighting traditional Jamaican fare and Chinese-fusion.
Where: 138-89 Francis Lewis Blvd. Queens, NY
For more information on Henrica’s.
Upscale restaurant featuring jerk chicken, oxtail, escovitch and other Jamaican specialties.
Where: 163-07 Baisley Blvd. Jamaica, NY 11434
For more information the Door.
A cozy eatery known for lively reggae nights and a Caribbean menu.
Where: 93 N Park Ave, Rockville Centre, NY 11570
For more information on Dunns River Lounge & Restaurant.
A chic lounge restaurant featuring Mediterranean and Caribbean comfort foods.
Where: 144-14 243rd St. Queens, NY 11422
For more information on Pa-Nash Eurosoul Restaurant & Lounge.
With food "as southern as it gets," this restaurant serves hearty portions with a side of southern hospitality.
Where: 218-28 Merrick Blvd, Springfield Gardens, NY 11413
For more information on Southern Girls Soul Food Kitchen.
A cozy Welsh-inspired gastropub serving upscale bar food as well as brunch.
Where: 34-55 32nd St, Astoria, NY 11106
For more information on Snowdonia.
A bakery and cafe aptly located in Jamaica, Queens. Their menu boasts an assortment of dessert options, cafe inspired drinks, and patties.
Where: 125-11 Merrick Blvd, Queens, NY 11434
Akwaaba Mansion
A bed & breakfast blending historic Italianate architecture with Afrocentric design.
Where: 347 MacDonough Street 11233
For more information on Akwaaba Mansion.
Featuring a distinctive and high-quality selection of wine – including an entire wall dedicated to Black wine and spirit makers.
Where: 51 Buffalo Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11233
For more information on Happy Cork.
Make Manifest sells clothes, accessories and home furnishings, among other items, by independent Black designers.
Where: 382 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216
For more information on Make Manifest.
A social and wellness club designed for and by African Americans.
Where: 315 Meserole Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206
For more information on Ethel’s Club.
A boutique selling African-inspired clothing, shoes and accessories.
Where: 1401 Nostrand Ave Brooklyn NY 11226
For more information on African Queen Boutique.
A cozy bookstore cafe offering espresso beverages and baked goods.
Where: 724 Prospect Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11216
For more information on Cafe Con Libros.
An indie bookshop and community hub spotlighting a range of tiles and events surrounding African Americans.
Where: 1942 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10032
For more information on Sister’s Uptown Bookstore.
Hair done, nails done, everything (read: make up) did.
Where: 2157 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10029
For more information on the Beauty Cave.
A bookstore offering a curated selection of items from the Shop at the SchomburgCenter for Research in Black Culture.
Where: 515 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10037
For more information on the Schomburg Shop.
Part-bookshop, part-wine bar stocking popular titles & hosting events & readings.
Where: 131 Alexander Ave, The Bronx, NY 10454
For more information on Lit Bar.
High quality home goods and textiles ranging from scented candles, room sprays and funky kits.
For more information on Perry Boyce.
A Brooklyn-based cosmetic line that encourages inclusivity.
For more information on Beauté Brownie.
High quality jewelry to celebrate the “Goddess in You.”
For more information on Lost Queens.
Accessory of the moment: Hats.
Akwaaba Mansion
A bed & breakfast blending historic Italianate architecture with Afrocentric design.
Where: 347 MacDonough Street 11233
For more information on Akwaaba Mansion.
Featuring a distinctive and high-quality selection of wine – including an entire wall dedicated to Black wine and spirit makers.
Where: 51 Buffalo Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11233
For more information on Happy Cork.
Make Manifest sells clothes, accessories and home furnishings, among other items, by independent Black designers.
Where: 382 Tompkins Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11216
For more information on Make Manifest.
A social and wellness club designed for and by African Americans.
Where: 315 Meserole Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206
For more information on Ethel’s Club.
A boutique selling African-inspired clothing, shoes and accessories.
Where: 1401 Nostrand Ave Brooklyn NY 11226
For more information on African Queen Boutique.
A cozy bookstore cafe offering espresso beverages and baked goods.
Where: 724 Prospect Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11216
For more information on Cafe Con Libros.
An indie bookshop and community hub spotlighting a range of tiles and events surrounding African Americans.
Where: 1942 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10032
For more information on Sister’s Uptown Bookstore.
Hair done, nails done, everything (read: make up) did.
Where: 2157 1st Avenue, New York, NY 10029
For more information on the Beauty Cave.
A bookstore offering a curated selection of items from the Shop at the SchomburgCenter for Research in Black Culture.
Where: 515 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10037
For more information on the Schomburg Shop.
Part-bookshop, part-wine bar stocking popular titles & hosting events & readings.
Where: 131 Alexander Ave, The Bronx, NY 10454
For more information on Lit Bar.
High quality home goods and textiles ranging from scented candles, room sprays and funky kits.
For more information on Perry Boyce.
A Brooklyn-based cosmetic line that encourages inclusivity.
For more information on Beauté Brownie.
High quality jewelry to celebrate the “Goddess in You.”
For more information on Lost Queens.
Accessory of the moment: Hats.
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