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Celebrate Black History Month and eat at one of these black-owned restaurants

Do you know what month it is? It’s Black History Month! Baton Rouge is bursting with black entrepreneurs, creatives, musicians and businesses—and many of those businesses happen to be food-related. So before the holiday month is over, support black businesses by dining at one of these restaurants.

What other black-owned restaurants do you know of in Baton Rouge? Let us know in the comments!


Boil & Roux

11777 Coursey Blvd. 

Boil & Roux pork chops with collard greens and yams. Photo by Amy Shutt
BB & PF

10248 Florida Blvd. 

The Bullfish Bar + Kitchen

4001 Nicholson Drive, Suite D

Cafe Jeanpierre’s

10500 Greenwell Springs Road

Cajun Cowboy Kitchen

4167 Choctaw Drive

Cajun Cowboy Kitchen. Photo by Catrice Coleman
Cathy’s Southern Kitchen

8121 Florida Blvd.

Chef Celeste Bistro

501 N. Fifth St.

Chef Celeste Gill. Photo by Collin Richie
Chicken Shack

Multiple locations

Cupcake Junkie

12240 Coursey Blvd.

Cupcake Junkie. Photo by Charlene Guilliams
Empire Wingz

Two locations 

Empire Wingz. Photo by Camille Delaune
The End-Zone Daquiri BR

6224 Plank Road

N & Out Soulfood

9836 Florida Blvd.

Lillie’s Kitchen

5735 Silverleaf Ave.

Martha’s Bistro

19900 Old Scenic Highway

Phat Boy’z Pizza

9186 Greenwell Springs Road

Pit-N-Peel BBQ & Seafood 

2101 Government St. 

Pit-N-Peel BBQ & Seafood owner Elvondae “Von” Raybon. Photo by Collin Richie
Sauce and Bones

2696 S. Sherwood Forest Blvd. 

Southern Cofe

8418 Scotland Ave.

Vegan Friendly Foods

4608 Bennington Ave.

Cornelius, Tahj and Jamon Roy at Vegan Friendly Foods. Photo by Raegan Labat
Zeeland Street

2031 Perkins Road