Detroit Black Owned
Some Detroit Black Owned Resturants. Bar & Grilles . withthin the convention area
Detroit's Black-Owned Businesses
While you’re in Detroit, be sure to check out these black-owned businesses for everything from food and entertainment to new clothes and spa treatments.
Floods Bar and Grille is a soul-food joint with a loungey vibe plays R&B & hip-hop plus hosts DJs & MCs every weekend. | |
Detroit Seafood Market provides modern booths with mood lighting & live jazz lend this seafood spot & lounge an intimate vibe. | |
The Block is a contemporary restaurant & bar serving global-inspired dishes for lunch & dinner, plus Sunday brunch. | |
Central Kitchen and Bar is an Industrial-chic hot spot offering creative American comfort food, plus weekend brunch & happy hours | |
Baker's Keyboard LoungeThe World's Oldest Jazz Club. Continuously running since 1934, Baker's Keyboard Lounge has featured some of the best known jazz musicians. Miles Davis, Billie. | |
Savannah Blue is a stylish eatery featuring contemporary soul food, sophisticated cocktails & a select wine list. | |
Brix Wine Bar Brix Wine – Detroit's Premier Wine Bar, Wine Tasting, and Wine Pairing Destination. Experience hand-selected wines, expertly curated wine bar. | |
Kuzzo’s Chicken Waffles is a casual spot serving fried & griddled dishes all day, plus Southern classics, breakfast & a full bar. | |
Cooking With Que is a place where vegans and meat eaters coexist. Our mission is to teach people how to eat to live by introducing more plantbased foods. Stop on the Q-Line Train. | |
 | House of Pure Vin is a signature retail destination and a consumer attraction for wine lovers to experience and acquire a taste for wine. |
Good Times A fun, family-friendly eatery in the heart of Detroit's Sherwood Forest district, dazzles Detroiters with its delicious, homemade-style comfort dishes. | |
 | Louisiana Creole Gumbo provides Jambalaya, po’ boys & other Southern soul food served with homemade lemonade in a basic setting. |
