10 outstanding Black-owned restaurants in the Detroit area

The Kitchen by Cooking with Que

6529 Woodward Ave., Detroit
This space at 6529 Woodward serves as a culinary classroom of sorts where vegans and meat lovers can hone their culinary skills; a place for businesses and individuals to rent a shared commercial kitchen; and a place where visitors can rent private dining space.

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The Kitchen by Cooking with Que

6529 Woodward Ave., Detroit
This space at 6529 Woodward serves as a culinary classroom of sorts where vegans and meat lovers can hone their culinary skills; a place for businesses and individuals to rent a shared commercial kitchen; and a place where visitors can rent private dining space.

Photo via The Kitchen by Cooking with Que / Facebook

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The Kitchen by Cooking with Que

6529 Woodward Ave., Detroit
This space at 6529 Woodward serves as a culinary classroom of sorts where vegans and meat lovers can hone their culinary skills; a place for businesses and individuals to rent a shared commercial kitchen; and a place where visitors can rent private dining space.

Photo via The Kitchen by Cooking with Que / Facebook

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Yum Village

6500 Woodward Ave., Detroit
Just recently having expanded to include dinner hours, Yum Village’s menu is full of Caribbean and West African dishes like jerk chicken, maafe, jollof rice, suya fried chicken, smoked pepper fries, and several vegetarian options. We recently took our first bites from the new restaurant and can say that it's nothing less than excellent.

Photo via Yum Village / Facebook

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Yum Village

6500 Woodward Ave., Detroit
Just recently having expanded to include dinner hours, Yum Village’s menu is full of Caribbean and West African dishes like jerk chicken, maafe, jollof rice, suya fried chicken, smoked pepper fries, and several vegetarian options. We recently took our first bites from the new restaurant and can say that it's nothing less than excellent.

Photo via Yum Village / Facebook

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Yum Village

6500 Woodward Ave., Detroit
Just recently having expanded to include dinner hours, Yum Village’s menu is full of Caribbean and West African dishes like jerk chicken, maafe, jollof rice, suya fried chicken, smoked pepper fries, and several vegetarian options. We recently took our first bites from the new restaurant and can say that it's nothing less than excellent.

Photo via Yum Village / Facebook

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COOP

474 Peterboro St., Detroit
Chef Maxcel Hardy expanded from his deservedly popular River Bistro in Rosedale Park to a stall at Midtown's Detroit Shipping Co. food hall. Whereas the emphasis at the Bistro is on soul food, Coop's inspiration is a Caribbean food truck. Familiar island favorites jerk chicken, rum cake, and ginger beer do make room, though, for Southern fare like mac and cheese and Brussels sprouts with bacon.

Photo via COOP Detroit / Facebook

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COOP

474 Peterboro St., Detroit
Chef Maxcel Hardy expanded from his deservedly popular River Bistro in Rosedale Park to a stall at Midtown's Detroit Shipping Co. food hall. Whereas the emphasis at the Bistro is on soul food, Coop's inspiration is a Caribbean food truck. Familiar island favorites jerk chicken, rum cake, and ginger beer do make room, though, for Southern fare like mac and cheese and Brussels sprouts with bacon.

Photo via COOP Detroit / Facebook

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COOP

474 Peterboro St., Detroit
Chef Maxcel Hardy expanded from his deservedly popular River Bistro in Rosedale Park to a stall at Midtown's Detroit Shipping Co. food hall. Whereas the emphasis at the Bistro is on soul food, Coop's inspiration is a Caribbean food truck. Familiar island favorites jerk chicken, rum cake, and ginger beer do make room, though, for Southern fare like mac and cheese and Brussels sprouts with bacon.

Photo via COOP Detroit / Facebook

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Delphines Jamaican Restaurant

14377 E. Nine Mile Rd., Warren
This modest, designed-for-carry-out joint has quite an extensive menu for such a small place, offering standard Jamaican dishes with flavor driven by aromatics like ginger, garlic, and scallions, and with plenty of thyme, scotch bonnet, etc. Delphine’s offers will include samples to customers unfamiliar with Jamaican cuisine.

Photo via Delphine’s Jamaican Restaurant / Facebook

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Delphines Jamaican Restaurant

14377 E. Nine Mile Rd., Warren
This modest, designed-for-carry-out joint has quite an extensive menu for such a small place, offering standard Jamaican dishes with flavor driven by aromatics like ginger, garlic, and scallions, and with plenty of thyme, scotch bonnet, etc. Delphine’s offers will include samples to customers unfamiliar with Jamaican cuisine.

Photo via Delphine’s Jamaican Restaurant / Facebook

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Flood’s Bar & Grille

731 Saint Antoine St., Detroit
Flood’s is a popular in Detroit spot for afternoon networking and late night clubbing! Located in a beautiful historic building near Greektown, the restaurant is known for its magnificent bar and live entertainment. Flood’s serves up delicious appetizers, sandwiches, and soul food as well as live jazz, R&B, and top 40.

Photo via Flood’s Detroit / Facebook

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Flood’s Bar & Grille

731 Saint Antoine St., Detroit
Flood’s is a popular in Detroit spot for afternoon networking and late night clubbing! Located in a beautiful historic building near Greektown, the restaurant is known for its magnificent bar and live entertainment. Flood’s serves up delicious appetizers, sandwiches, and soul food as well as live jazz, R&B, and top 40.

Photo via Flood’s Detroit / Facebook

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Flood’s Bar & Grille

731 Saint Antoine St., Detroit
Flood’s is a popular in Detroit spot for afternoon networking and late night clubbing! Located in a beautiful historic building near Greektown, the restaurant is known for its magnificent bar and live entertainment. Flood’s serves up delicious appetizers, sandwiches, and soul food as well as live jazz, R&B, and top 40.

Photo via Flood’s Detroit / Facebook

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DUO 29555 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield Looking for a stylish place to grab drinks on a Friday night? DUO Restaurant and Lounge offers an eclectic menu of food and cocktails for an all-around enjoyable experience. Photo via DUO Restaurant & Lounge / Facebook

DUO

29555 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield
Looking for a stylish place to grab drinks on a Friday night? DUO Restaurant and Lounge offers an eclectic menu of food and cocktails for an all-around enjoyable experience.

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DUO

29555 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield
Looking for a stylish place to grab drinks on a Friday night? DUO Restaurant and Lounge offers an eclectic menu of food and cocktails for an all-around enjoyable experience.

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DUO

29555 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield
Looking for a stylish place to grab drinks on a Friday night? DUO Restaurant and Lounge offers an eclectic menu of food and cocktails for an all-around enjoyable experience.

Photo via DUO Restaurant & Lounge / Facebook

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The Jamaican Pot

14615 Eight Mile Rd., Detroit
The Jamacian Pot is one of the best spots to get Jamacian food in Detroit. The story goes that one day Bruce Forrest, the owner, along with his wife Rose, had brought some homemade jerk chicken to work, and someone smelled the aroma and told him to start a restaurant. Now, the Jamacian Pot has become a staple in Detroit as some of the best authentic Jamacian food around.

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The Jamaican Pot

14615 Eight Mile Rd., Detroit
The Jamacian Pot is one of the best spots to get Jamacian food in Detroit. The story goes that one day Bruce Forrest, the owner, along with his wife Rose, had brought some homemade jerk chicken to work, and someone smelled the aroma and told him to start a restaurant. Now, the Jamacian Pot has become a staple in Detroit as some of the best authentic Jamacian food around.

Photo via The Jamaican Pot / Facebook

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The Block

919 Woodward Ave., Detroit
At the Block, dinner for two (including two appetizers, two entrees, and a round of drinks) can be had for less than $50, making date night affordable. The Block is a spacious venue for after work drinks and an alternative to cafeteria food for lunch, too.

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