Black-Owned Food + Restaurants to Support in Detroit

Detroit is proud to host a rich history of food and drink, which includes many Black-owned bars, restaurants, and other businesses. Now, more than ever, amidst the pandemic and its disproportionate effect on Black communities – layered in with systematic racial injustice – we understand the importance of supporting Black-owned businesses right here in Detroit.

Black-owned business month is wrapping up with Black Restaurant Week right here in Detroit, and there are lots of events happening this weekend! One small way to make a positive impact is to spend our dollars at our treasured Black-owned businesses. Redirecting our economic resources is a small way to effect change. Our efforts will help keep people employed and support our Black community, loved ones, and Black-owned businesses through a continued trying time. 

Check out some of our favorite Black-owned restaurants and food trucks, and click here for the full details on Detroit’s Black Restaurant Week.

Becoming a better ally begins with making a choice. The choice to show up – no matter the size of the impact – is up to you.

Black-Owned Restaurants in Detroit:

Bakers Keyboard Lounge

Baobab Fare

Bert’s/Motown Bistro

The Block

Burger Grille

City Wings

Cooking With Que

Coop Caribbean

The D Loft Cafe

Delphine’s

Detroit Dough

Detroit Mini Donut

Detroit Pepper Company

Detroit Vegan Soul

Detroit Sip

Detroit Soul

Durden’s Catering

East Eats

Fat Daddy’s Chicken and Waffles

Floods Bar and Grill

Folk

Food Exchange

Fork in Nigeria

Good Cakes and Bakes

Good Vibes Lounge

Gus’s World Famous Fried Chicken

House of Pure Vin

Ima Noodles

IVY Kitchen and Cocktails

The Jamaican Pot

Joe Louis Southern Kitchen

Kuzzos Chicken and Waffles

La Crepe

Lana’s Bakeshop Cafe & Sweets

Le Culture Cafe

Louisiana Creole Gumbo

Lucki’s Cheesecakes

Maty’s African Cuisines

Mookie’s Soulfood

Motown Bistro

Munchies Family Coney Island

Narrow Way Cafe

Norma G’s Cuisine

Park’s Old Style Bar-B-Q

Pasta Bowl Detroit

Petite Sweets

Savannah Blue

Sweet Potato Sensations

Table No. 2

Yum Village

Zoup (Square Lake and Woodward/Bloomfield Hills)

Where will you be spending your dollars during this Black Restaurant Week?

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