Whether you're looking to indulge your soul or fuel up with some superfoods, Orlando is home to plenty of Black-owned eateries dishing out impressive flavors. From Ethiopian cuisine to vegan sweets to good old-fashioned Southern homestyle cooking, there's a ton of options to choose from. So, we broke it down for you.
Here's 31 of Orlando's most flavorful Black-owned restaurants and shops ready for your empty stomach.
From soul food to superfoods: 31 Black-owned restaurants to try in Orlando now
By Reina Nieves on Fri, Feb 10, 2023 at 8:08 pm
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Sister Honey’s
247 E. Michigan St., Orlando
Sister Honey's offers up award-winning pies, cupcakes, pound cakes, cookies and more at this South Orlando bakery. Menu items and bakery options change daily, so call ahead if you're looking for something special.
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P&D Soulfood Kitchen
927 S. Goldwyn Ave., Orlando
A great choice made with all your “favorite, down-home, comfort” foods.
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The District Gastrobar
534 W. Church St., Orlando
A restaurant and bar where “business meets casual, and classic meets cool." Great choice for tapas, brunch and drinks.
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StreetWise Urban Food
4434 Hoffner Ave., Orlando
Find your classic urban favorites and family-friendly foods all in one place.
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Selam Ethiopian & Eritrean Cuisine
5494 Central Florida Parkway, Orlando
A traditional Ethiopian dining experience that has placed in Yelp's national Top 100 Restaurants multiple years.
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Mila's Front Porch
1030 Oviedo Mall Blvd., Oviedo
The perfect local bakery to grab traditional and specialty baked goods, like their vegan and gluten-free pastries and treats.
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CheChe's Vegan
5494 Central Florida Parkway, Orlando
Plant-based Southern soul food on a mission to share quality vegan eats.
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Vitality Bowls
8014 Conroy Winderemere Road, Orlando; 11810 Glass House Lane, Orlando
Superfood cafe serving açai bowls and health-forward dishes.
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Bon Appetit Grill
4534 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando; 485 S. Kirkman Road, Orlando
Counter-served Caribbean cuisine with a Haitian flair.
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Flavors Nigerian Restaurant
3530 S. Orange Ave., Orlando
Authentic Nigerian cuisine, where once you visit, “you will be glad you did”.
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Oley’s Kitchen and Smokehouse
2700 Rio Grande Ave., Orlando
An “A1” place to grab some Southern BBQ.
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Jesse's Rib Shack
2202 W. Pine St., Orlando
A great choice for BBQ, serving Wednesdays through Saturdays.
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Kim’s Kitchen
927 S. Goldwyn Ave., OrlandoFormerly known as “Kook’n with Kim," this is a great place to find all your favorite down-home comfort foods.
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Kalalou Caribbean Bar and Grill
5160 S. John Young Parkway, Orlando
Authentic and diverse cuisine, in an upscale Caribbean ambience.
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D’Junction Island Bar and Restaurant
2141 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando
Looking for Caribbean/island food? Look no further than D'Junction Island Bar and Restaurant.
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Eat N Wash
1723 Rio Grande Ave., Orlando
What better way to eat than doing it while getting your car washed? That’s exactly what Eat N Wash was thinking when it opened its part-restaurant, part-carwash joint.
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