List of Black-owned restaurants

Following is a list of notable Black-owned restaurants, sorted by location (of headquarters in cases of chains):

South Africa

• Mzoli's – Gugulethu

United States

Exterior of Akadi in Portland, Oregon, 2021

The original Ezell's Chicken location in Seattle, Washington, in 2012

Slutty Vegan food truck

Arkansas

• Jones Bar-B-Q Diner – Marianna

California

• Blaze Pizza – Pasadena
• Souley Vegan – Oakland

Georgia

• Slutty Vegan – Atlanta

North Carolina

• Saltbox Seafood Joint – Durham
• Bird Pizzeria, Charlotte

Oregon

• Akadi – Portland^[1]
• Amalfi's Italian Restaurant – Portland^[1]
• Assembly Brewing – Portland^[2]
• Atlas Pizza – Portland^[3]
• Deadstock Coffee – Portland^[4]
• Dirty Lettuce – Portland^[2]
• Erica's Soul Food – Portland^[2]
• Everybody Eats PDX – Portland^[2]
• Grits n' Gravy
• Joe Brown's Carmel Corn – Portland^[3]
• Kee's Loaded Kitchen – Portland^[1]
• Nacheaux – West Linn (previously Portland)^[1]
• Olive or Twist – Portland^[5]
• Queen of Sheba – Portland^[2]
• Reo's Ribs – Portland^[1]
• Santé Bar – Portland
• Viking Soul Food – Portland^[1]

Tennessee

• Prince's Hot Chicken Shack – Nashville

Texas

• Frenchy's Chicken – Houston

Washington

• Black Coffee Northwest
• Boon Boona Coffee
• Café Avole
• Cafe Campagne – Seattle^[6]
• Communion Restaurant and Bar – Seattle^[6]
• Ezell's Chicken – Seattle^[6]
• Fat's Chicken and Waffles – Seattle
• Jackson's Catfish Corner – Seattle
• Lil Red Takeout and Catering – Seattle
• Marjorie – Seattle
• The Original Philly's – Seattle
• Osteria la Spiga – Seattle^[7][8]
• Plum Bistro – Seattle^[6]
• Quick Pack Food Mart, Seattle
• Shikorina, Seattle

References

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