Black-Owned Restaurants in New Orleans, LA
Here are the black-owned restaurants we list in New Orleans. Open a listing for hours, contact details and directions.
We list 11 Black-owned restaurants in New Orleans (4 Cajun & Creole, 3 Caribbean, 3 breakfast & brunch and 2 soul food & southern): Addis NOLA, Compère Lapin, Dooky Chase’s Restaurant, Fritai and Morrow’s and more.
11 listings · Updated October 2026
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African & EthiopianAddis NOLAModern Ethiopian cooking on historic Bayou Road2514 Bayou Rd, New Orleans, LA 70119
CaribbeanCompère LapinChef Nina Compton's Caribbean meets New Orleans dining in the Warehouse District535 Tchoupitoulas St, New Orleans, LA 70130
Soul Food & SouthernDooky Chase’s RestaurantFamily-run Creole restaurant in Treme, open since 19412301 Orleans Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119
CaribbeanFritaiHaitian street food and cocktails on Basin Street1535 Basin St, New Orleans, LA 70116
SeafoodMorrow’sMother and son kitchen mixing New Orleans and Korean flavors in the Marigny2438 St. Claude Ave, New Orleans, LA
SeafoodNeyow’s Creole CafeMid-City Creole cafe known for chargrilled oysters and gumbo3332 Bienville St, New Orleans, LA
Breakfast & BrunchNice Guys NOLABrunch, chargrilled oysters and daiquiris on Earhart Boulevard7910 Earhart Blvd, New Orleans, LA 70125
CaribbeanQueen Trini LisaTrinbagonian island soul food from a Trinidad-born chef in Mid-City4200 D'Hemecourt St, New Orleans, LA 70119
Breakfast & BrunchUp & Adam EatzMid-City breakfast and brunch spot on Canal Street3903 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70119
Cajun & CreoleVaucresson’s Creole Cafe & DeliCreole hot sausage po-boys from a family sausage maker since 18991800 St. Bernard Ave, New Orleans, LA 70116
Soul Food & SouthernWillie Mae’s NOLALegendary New Orleans fried chicken with a weekend brunch downtown898 Baronne St, New Orleans, LA 70113More in New Orleans
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Questions people ask
What are some Black-owned restaurants in New Orleans?
Addis NOLA, Compère Lapin, Dooky Chase’s Restaurant, Fritai, Morrow’s and Neyow’s Creole Cafe, plus 5 more on this page.
How do you know these businesses are Black-owned?
Every business is researched before it is listed. We look for the business saying it is Black-owned on its own website or social pages, or for at least two independent sources such as local news, chambers of commerce and city guides.
Know a Black-owned business we are missing?
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