Black-Owned Businesses in Maryland
Find Black-owned businesses across Maryland, starting with Baltimore: seafood and vegan soul food, coffee, boutiques and museums of African American history. Listings are growing as we add more of the state.
Kindred Block lists 24 Black-owned businesses and Black-led organizations in Maryland, including 9 food & drink, 8 restaurants, 4 shopping and 3 tech & digital. A few to start with: Black Acres Roastery, BLK Swan and Clyopatra Winery & Vineyard.
24 listings · Updated October 2026
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Food & Drink
Coffee & TeaBlack Acres RoasterySmall-batch Baltimore coffee roaster with cafes in Station North and Lexington MarketBaltimore, MD
Wineries & BreweriesClyopatra Winery & VineyardMaryland's Black-owned winery with a tasting room in Laurel24 C St, Unit 100, Laurel, MD 20707
Bakeries & DessertsCrust by MackChef Amanda Mack's bakery for hand pies, desserts and event catering201 E Pratt St, 2nd Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202
Bakeries & DessertsJinji ChocolateWaverly chocolate shop making dairy-free, gluten-free bean-to-bar treats3100 Greenmount Ave, Unit B, Baltimore, MD 21218
Coffee & TeaMatriarch CoffeeRwandan women-farmed coffee roasted in Baltimore, cafe on Pratt St201 E Pratt St, Baltimore, MD 21202
Bakeries & DessertsTaharka Brothers Ice CreamSmall-batch Baltimore ice cream with a community mission301 W 29th St, Baltimore, MD 21211Restaurants
American & Comfort FoodBLK SwanHarbor East spot for New American plates, creative cocktails and weekend DJs1302 Fleet St, Baltimore, MD
Soul Food & SouthernConnie’s Chicken and WafflesFamily-run chicken and waffles stand inside Lexington Market112 N Eutaw St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Coffee & TeaKoba CafeFederal Hill cafe with coffee, bagels and an upstairs study lounge644 E Fort Ave, Baltimore, MD 21230
American & Comfort FoodRooted RotisserieFrench-style rotisserie chicken in Hollins Market1116 Hollins St, Baltimore, MD 21223
Coffee & TeaTeavolve CafeHarbor East tea cafe for loose-leaf tea, coffee and an easygoing brunch1401 Aliceanna St, Baltimore, MD 21231
Soul Food & SouthernThe Land of KushVegan soul food on North Eutaw Street since 2011840 N Eutaw St, Baltimore, MD 21201
SeafoodThe Urban OysterHampden oyster bar run by chef Jasmine Norton914 W 36th St, Baltimore, MD 21211
Breakfast & BrunchWater for ChocolateButchers Hill brunch and dinner spot from Chef Sean Guy1841 E Lombard St, Baltimore, MD 21231Shopping
BookstoresMahoganyBooksFamily-run bookstore for books by and about the African Diaspora121 American Way, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
Clothing & BoutiquesPandora’s Box BoutiqueFederal Hill gift and accessories boutique on Cross Street50 E Cross St, Baltimore, MD 21230
Clothing & BoutiquesYelé StitchesBaltimore Afro-luxury fashion house with hand-drawn African printsOnline, serves customers nationwide
Clothing & BoutiquesZAAF CollectionNational Harbor shop for handmade Ethiopian leather goods and jewelry144 Waterfront St, Oxon Hill, MD 20745Tech & Digital
Digital MarketingBowie SEOOne-on-one SEO and Google Business Profile help for small businessesOnline, serves customers nationwide
Computer & Phone RepairDataflow ComputersDowntown Baltimore computer and electronics repair run by the Brunson brothers1265 E Fayette St, Baltimore, MD 21202
Computer & Phone RepairiQ Computer ServicesVeteran-owned computer repair and small business IT across the DC regionServes Washington and BowieHome & Local Services
Beauty & Grooming
Questions people ask
What Black-owned restaurants are in Maryland?
Kindred Block lists 8 Black-owned restaurants in Maryland, including BLK Swan, Connie’s Chicken and Waffles, Koba Cafe, Rooted Rotisserie and Teavolve Cafe.
Where can I get a haircut, braids or nails done at a Black-owned shop in Maryland?
Try Beauty Plus. Open a listing for services, hours and booking links.
Are there Black-owned coffee shops, bakeries or bars in Maryland?
Yes. Look at Black Acres Roastery, BLK Swan, Clyopatra Winery & Vineyard and Crust by Mack.
How many Black-owned businesses are in Maryland?
Kindred Block currently lists 24 in Maryland, and the list grows every week. Know one we are missing? You can add it for free.
Know a Black-owned business we are missing?
Listings on Kindred Block are free. Owners can claim and update their page any time.
