Miami Eats and Treats: Support Local Black-Owned Restaurants

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One of the best ways to give your support to marginalized individuals is through financial support. As an entrepreneur myself, I can’t think of a better way to do that than by directly supporting Black-owned businesses. That’s why this month we are highlighting black-owned restaurants right here in Miami. 

Even though the inspiration for this post came from Black History Month, let’s pull up a chair (or call in an order) at these local favorites all year round. 

Image: A group of employees at a black-owned restaurant (Miami Eats and Treats: Support Local Black Owned Restaurants Dina Garcia Contributor Miami Mom Collective)

North Miami/Miami Shores/Aventura/Miami Gardens

Clive’s Café
Awash Ethiopian
Lorna’s Caribbean & American Grill
Smoothie Express
Manjay Restaurant
Sunday’s Eatery
B&M Market
Ice Cream Heaven
Lovely’s
Crabman305
Jamaica House Restaurant
Royal Castle
Moji African Restaurant
800 Degrees Woodfired Kitchen
Pretty Healthy Cafe
The Licking
Redwood Bar & Kitchen
Dub N Grub

Downtown/Central Miami/Miami Beach

World Famous House of Mac (multiple locations)
Chef Creole (multiple locations)
Lil Greenhouse Grill
Rosie’s Pop Up
Balloo
Tomorrowland
iKrave
Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen
Swan
House of Wings
Honey Uninhibited
Red Rooster
Bar One
Victory Restaurant & Lounge
Jackson Soul Food
Chick’N Jones
Fat Ronnie’s Burger Bar
Blvd Bae’s
SugarDaddy Miami
Midtown Creamery

South Miami/Coral Gables/Pinecrest/South Dade

Ortanique On The Mile
Caribbean Delite
Grown
We Poppin’

Hialeah/Doral/Misc

Vegan And Juice
Reggae Beets (Food Truck/various locations)
Perry Wings Plus

What are your favorite local Black-owned restaurants? Let us know in the comments below! 

Updated February 2024

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Dina Garcia
After healing her relationship with food and reversing her pre-diabetes, Dina Garcia has developed a true passion for helping others live the happy, healthy lives they deserve, free from preoccupations with food and body image. As a dietitian-nutritionist, mindful eating coach, and founder of Vida Nutrition and Conscious Living, she is all about helping her clients ditch diets, build a healthy relationship with food and find practical solutions that make healthy eating DO-able. She’s constantly juggling motherhood and entrepreneurship but enjoys the flexibility that being her own boss provides her family. Dina has been featured in CBS Miami, Bustle, Self, Women’s Health, Livestrong, Thrillest, Simple Most, Business News Daily and more. She completed her undergraduate degree in dietetics in 2005 at Ball State University, then her supervised practice in 2006 at California State University, Fresno. You can follow Dina here: IG: instagram.com/dietitiandina FB: facebook.com/myvidanutrition blog: vidanutrition.com/blog