Black-Owned Grocery Stores

A historic Black-owned grocery market that has served the Harlem community for decades. One of the longest-running Black-owned grocery businesses in New York City, offering fresh produce, meats, and Caribbean specialty foods.

An online grocery and specialty food marketplace curating products from Black-owned food brands across the United States and internationally. Ships nationwide, making it easy to support Black food entrepreneurs from anywhere.

A Black-owned specialty market in Atlanta, Georgia, featuring local artisan and Black-owned food brands, fresh produce, and prepared foods. Part of a broader mission to support Black entrepreneurs and bring healthy food to Atlanta communities.

A specialty market and coffee roastery in Baltimore combining premium, ethically sourced coffee with a curated selection of local and artisanal food products. A gathering place for the community as well as a retail destination.

A Black-owned online marketplace and delivery service focused on bringing healthy, culturally relevant, and fresh groceries directly to consumers across the United States. Specializes in sourcing products from Black-owned food brands.

A Black-owned grocery store in Los Angeles dedicated to making organic and healthy food accessible and affordable to communities of color. Known for its weekly 'Süprmarkt' pop-ups and permanent location offering fresh, organic produce.

A worker and consumer cooperative grocery store serving the Triangle region of North Carolina. One of the most successful food co-ops in the Southeast, offering organic and local products with a deep commitment to community ownership and racial equity.

A full-service Black-owned grocery store in Chicago's South Side providing fresh produce, meats, and pantry staples to a neighborhood that has long been considered a food desert. Committed to keeping prices accessible for working families.

A community-owned grocery cooperative in Detroit providing healthy, affordable food with a focus on local and sustainably grown products. The co-op actively works to address food inequity in Detroit while supporting local farmers and food producers.

A community-owned food cooperative in Brooklyn, New York, dedicated to providing affordable, healthy, and culturally appropriate food to one of Brooklyn's most diverse neighborhoods. Members receive discounts and have a voice in store decisions.

A Baltimore-based grocery store chain focused on providing fresh, affordable food in underserved communities. Good Food Markets is committed to filling the gap left by the closure of grocery stores in Baltimore's food desert neighborhoods.

One of the most prominent Black-owned independent bookstores and cultural markets in Los Angeles, featuring a curated selection of groceries, health products, and culturally relevant goods alongside an extensive book collection.