One of the most well-known black-owned restaurants in New York is Sylvia's, a Harlem institution that has been serving classic soul food since the 1960s. The Lenox Avenue restaurant Sylvia's is well renowned for its fried chicken, collard greens, and mac and cheese as well as its welcoming ambiance.

Miss Lily's 7A Cafe

Another well-liked option is Miss Lily's, a Caribbean eatery with locations in both the East and West Villages. Jerk chicken, oxtail, and roti are available here, along with a buzzing bar scene.

PEACHES HOTHOUSE

Don't miss Peaches Hothouse in Bed-Stuy if you're in Brooklyn. The Southern-style fried chicken and waffles at this soul food joint are well-known, and there is also live music and DJ nights too.

Patrick's Place

As native Jamaicans, Patrick's Place in Harlem is passionate about recreating the mouthwatering fragrances and flavors for you while also providing live jazz.

Red Rooster Harlem

No discussion of black-owned restaurants in New York would be complete without discussing Red Rooster Harlem. This well-known eatery is run by renowned chef Marcus Samuelsson and offers a variety of cuisine with American and African influences in addition to live music and special events.

These are just a few of the many eateries in New York City that are run by people of color. There is something for everyone to eat at these establishments, which provide everything from soul food to Caribbean cuisine. They are a significant component of the city's culinary scene.

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