Buvette is for the bougie black Francophile. More people of the diaspora dine here than you’d think. It’s cozy, provides a quality Franco-American dining experience, and won’t break the bank. And the waitstaff is just as lovely as the interior. Set in West Village, it’s brick wall and dainty bistro chairs give Buvette a charming […]
We think vegan Ethiopian chic when it comes to this eatery as its beautifully presented cuisine and habesha decor are set in a contemporary ambience with brick walls and a sleek wooden bar. Known for live performances and trendy presentation, this eatery pulls quite the multicultural crowd. Cuisine boasts plant-based Ethiopian dishes with options such […]
A cozy spot complimented by ambient lighting and colorful urban wall art, there’s always a vibe at the Bronx Public. Open for lunch and dinner, and (bottomless) brunch on the weekends, this restaurant serves a variety of delicious American comfort foods, including burgers, wings, and macaroni & cheese to name a few. Food can be […]
This restaurant prides itself on offering lively Caribbean-American fusion fare and experience, drawing inspiration from islands such as Barbados, Jamaica, and Haiti to name a few, but with inventive deviations. Try any West Indian inspired creative dish such as the Guinness steak, jerk chicken empanadas, and oxtail tacos, or have the classics like braised oxtails […]
Take hip-hop, combine soul food with the best of Puerto Rican cuisine, and you have Beatstro. Known as the “Hip-Hop Restaurant,” Beatstro is bringing great food and even better vibes to the Bronx. Founded by Bronx natives, the space celebrates Mott Haven’s cultural roots, paying homage to the block parties of the 70s and 80s. […]
Chill is an understatement for this artsy restaurant and bar, making this spot so true-to-type Brooklyn. At Basquiat’s Bottle, you will find yourself in a whimsical black-owned setting —folks who love modern and eccentric art will appreciate the imaginative afro-futuristic vibe of this place and the 90’s and 2000’s hip-hop, and r&b ambience. Great for […]
Honestly, go here strictly for the food which boasts some of the best Italian in all of the city. Nestled on Bowery Street and not a long walk from Soho, treat yourself to some to-die-for pasta at this eatery. Delicious dishes paired with a down-to-earth vibe pull a diverse crowd who came for the breakfast […]
Barawine is synonymous with community and versatility. This French restaurant offers a full and flavorsome menu of well-presented food, vibe, and wine that offers something for everyone, uniting Harlem denizens and newcomers alike. With an extensive wine list of 40 wines by the glass and over 200 by the bottle, you are bound to find […]
An inviting, quaint Italian spot off Lenox Avenue, Babbalucci is the perfect destination for a sultry date night, or just for unwinding on your own. Soft music and gentle lighting create a cozy atmosphere you’ll want to sink into. The menu is a mix of traditional Italian classics and New York flavors. Unexpected options like […]
A relaxed vegan venture in Brooklyn’s Little Caribbean, Aunts et Uncles is a chic combination of bar, cafe, and lifestyle shop. The menu highlights natural Caribbean flavors as well as soulful seasonings, with something to remind just about everyone of home. Try the trademark “lobster” roll (made from heart of palm and sweet potato oatmeal), […]
