If you're looking for ways to contribute to our beautiful and diverse Baton Rouge communities, then shopping local is the way to go. The city has some fantastic African-American-run businesses, providing everything from fresh new ideas for your wardrobe, to fresh new flavors for your dinner table. Today we're highlighting beautifully black-owned restaurants and eateries in the city.
Restaurants
- Chicken Shack
- Phat Boyz Pizza
- N & Out Soul Food
- Bayou Café & Catering
- The Bullfish Bar + Kitchen
- Vegan Friendly Foods
- Sauce and Bones
- Callihan’s Restaurant
- Empire Wingz
- Desires Food & Spirits
- Royal Taste of Jamaica
- Southern Cofe
- Straight Outta Scotland
- Pit-N-Peel
- The Grind
- Lillie’s Kitchen
- Ruffins II
- Cajun Cowboy Kitchen
- Zeeland Street
- Dorothy’s Soul Food Kitchen
- MOOYAH Burgers & Fries
- Boil & Roux
- The Endzone
- Café Express
- The Smokey Pit
- Atchafalaya Seafood Co.
- BB & PF
- Café Jeanpierre’s
- Chef Celeste Bistro
- D’Boiler’s Cajun Catering
- DC Eats
- The Garden Café
- Louisiana’s Best & Company
- Jay’s Bar-B-Q
- Krab Queenz Seafood
- Millennial Park
- Neph’s Deli
- Owen’s Grocery & Market
- Pimanyoli’s Sidewalk Café
- SYI Express Cafe
- Zen-Jūs, LLC
Sweets, Catering & Food Trucks
- Cupcake Junkie BR
- Plant Based Sweets by Lotus
- Chicago Lue
- BoilinQuest
- Odom’s Kitchen
- Honey Dew Sips and Savory
- Just Good Eats Catering
- DC Eats
- Savored by Sadie
- Baton Booze
- Nelbiters Baked Goods
- Sugar Alley Pastries
- Country Boy Smokers
- A & E Pastries and Crafts
- Chef Schonberg's Sweet's
- Auntie Nat’s Soul Food Catering
- A Tasty Affair
- Brown Magic Sweets
- Taylor Made Concessions
- Ty-Ty’s Italian Ice and Concessions
- Desiderata Kitchen
For more black-owned businesses in Baton Rouge, visit SupportBlack.biz, a directory started by a local Baton Rougean, Myra Richardson.
