From soul food to superfoods: 31 Black-owned restaurants to try in Orlando now
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.
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534 W. Church St., Orlando
A restaurant and bar where “business meets casual, and classic meets cool." Great choice for tapas, brunch and drinks.
247 E. Michigan St., Orlando
Seriously good award-winning pies, cupcakes, pound cakes, cookies and more are served at this South Orlando bakery. Options change daily, so call ahead if you're looking for something special.
Photo courtesy P&D Soulfood Chicken/Yelp
927 S. Goldwyn Ave., Orlando
A great choice made with all your “favorite, down-home, comfort” foods.
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2425 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando
Soulful hot chicken, Nashville-style.
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5510 W. Colonial Drive, Orlando
Sharing the taste of the Caribbean since 1989.
Photo courtesy Streetwise Urban Food/Facebook
5494 Central Florida Parkway, Orlando
A traditional Ethiopian dining experience that has placed in Yelp's national Top 100 Restaurants multiple years.
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.
5494 Central Florida Parkway, Orlando
Plant-based Southern soul food on a mission to share quality vegan eats.
8014 Conroy Winderemere Road, Orlando; 11810 Glass House Lane, Orlando
Superfood cafe serving açai bowls and health-forward dishes.
