Black-Owned Restaurants in New York, NY

Brooklyn Chop House

Opens at 12pm

4.0

Fusion defines my experience at Brooklyn Chop House, blending American steaks with Asian dim sum for a one-of-a-kind dining delight.

Tatiana By Kwame Onwuachi

Opens at 5pm

4.5

Inspired by vibrant Afro-Caribbean flavors, Kwame Onwuachi's menu showcases innovative dishes like Egusi dumplings in a chic atmosphere.

Peaches HotHouse

Opens at 11am

4.0

Charmingly serving Southern classics, Peaches HotHouse brings locals comfort with dishes like fried green tomatoes and catfish in a cozy setting.

Brown Butter

Opens at 8am

4.0

Distinctively offering handmade biscuits, Haitian pastries, and breakfast sandwiches, Brown Butter combines comforting flavors with a warm atmosphere.

Sisters

Opens at 11am

3.5

Diverse small plates featuring organic meats pair perfectly with crafted cocktails, all set against a backdrop of live music.

Cafe Rue Dix

Opens at 11am

4.0

Exciting culinary fusion awaits with bold spices and fresh ingredients, perfect for group feasting in a vibrant setting.

Ponty Bistro Harlem

Opens at 9am

4.5

Collaborative flavors intertwine French cuisine with West African influences at Ponty Bistro, creating a warm atmosphere unmatched in Harlem.

BK9

Opens at 12pm

3.5

Deliciously merging Haitian, Trinidadian, and Jamaican flavors, BK9’s inventive dishes like jerk lamb meatballs offer a fresh take on Caribbean cuisine.

Do Not Disturb

Opens at 5:30pm

4.0

Emanating warmth, this hidden speakeasy features jade-green banquettes, a sun room, and a creative cocktail menu that captivates the senses.

Sylvia's Restaurant

Opens at 11am

3.5

Soulful flavors define Sylvia's, an iconic eatery in Harlem, celebrated for its heritage, legendary fried chicken, and family warmth.