Yes, there are still Black owned businesses in Harlem. Many amazing ones, just like those we’ve listed below.
Check them out and support!
Black Owned Businesses in Harlem
BLVD Bistro is a family-owned, Southern-inspired culinary labor of love.
Cathedra is a boutique grooming salon that offers a new take on the old barbershop trend.
Shrine is an Arts & performance space hosting all-ages shows & serving drinks & bar bites.
Yatenga is a casual eatery featuring à la carte & fixed-price menus of traditional French bistro fare.
Red Rooster serves comfort food, celebrating the roots of American cuisine and the diverse culinary traditions.
Hats by Bunn offers “classic originals for all seasons.”
Tsion is a stylish cafe featuring contemporary Ethiopian cuisine in a warm space with patio seating.
Barbara’s Flowers is a florist shop providing custom arrangements, bouquets, gifts & delivery services.
Melba’s serves Southern classics in a retro setting that’s relaxed & homey by day, bustling in the evening.
Seasoned Vegan offers vegan dishes from organic ingredients prepared with global flavors.
The 125 Collection produces soy quote candles for those who have an appreciation for fun, stylish individuality.
The Edge Harlem offers espresso drinks, baked goods & sandwiches, plus wine & beer, in a funky space with brunch service.
Lolo’s Seafood Shack is a small counter-order place offering Caribbean-inspired fare, including seafood steampots.
Flamekeepers Hat Club is an upscale store offering an array of sophisticated hats for men in many styles.
Lee Lee’s Baked Goods is known for its gourmet rugelach. This cheery red-&-white-themed bakery also offers delivery services.
Chocolat Restaurant and Lounge creates a one-of-a-kind experience that allows its visitors to enter an urban and sophisticated world.
Sister’s Uptown
Grandma’s Place is Harlem’s premier toy and children’s book boutique that is a top-notch family experience with an upscale ambiance and down-home appeal.
