London is rich in Black culture and there's no better way to explore that diversity through food and drink. From the Caribbean, West Africa, and influences from the United States' southern cuisine, here are some of the black-owned restaurants and bars to support in London.
This list has it all, from restaurants and diners to dessert parlors and bars, so whether you’re after something sweet, savory, or alcoholic, there’ll be something for you to enjoy.
Due to COVID-19, some restaurants have been more severely affected than others so make sure to check their website for current opening times.
Jamaica Patty Co. is a black-owned restaurant in Central London. With founder Theresa Roberts and executive chef Collin Brown steering the ship, this Covent Garden pick is bringing you Jamaican patties, rum cakes, and more. The Fresh Flavour of Jamaica. Join us for fresh-baked patties, breakfast porridge, hot soups, and fresh fruit juices including soursop, mango, and coconut water. Our Tortuga rum cake is available in all flavors and comes straight from Montego Bay. We also stock Jamaica's favorite Devon House ice cream & authentic Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee. You can find us at 26 New Row, Covent Garden.
Since Chuku’s is the first and only Nigerian tapas restaurant to exist in London, there’s no wonder it’s the talk of the town! You can expect the warmest welcome from their staff, a lively atmosphere, and a music playlist that will make anyone want to shake a leg or two. They’ve created an innovative small plates menu that combines traditional West African flavors with their own special twist. And the best part is that you don’t have to choose just one dish, you can order as many small plates as your heart desires – the limit does not exist!
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