Black-Owned Food & Drink in Houston, TX
Here are the black-owned food & drink we list in Houston. Open a listing for hours, contact details and directions.
We list 5 Black-owned food & drink in Houston (2 bakeries & desserts, 2 coffee & tea and 1 markets & specialty foods): Crumbville, Day 6 Coffee Co., Ms. Myrtle’s Bakery Shoppe, Rado Market and Three Keys Coffee.
5 listings · Updated October 2026
Bakeries & DessertsCrumbvilleOnline baked goods and pop-up sweet lounges, owned by E-DubHouston, TX
Coffee & TeaDay 6 Coffee Co.Downtown coffee shop opened by brothers RJ and Ian Wilson910 Prairie St, Suite 100, Houston, TX 77002
Bakeries & DessertsMs. Myrtle’s Bakery ShoppeDecorative cupcakes, peach cobbler and sweet potato cheesecake2020 Emancipation Ave, Houston, TX 77003
Breakfast & BrunchRado MarketAll-day cafe and neighborhood market in Third Ward2310 Elgin St, Houston, TX 77004
Coffee & TeaThree Keys CoffeeFamily-owned craft coffee roaster with a bar in downtown's Finn Hall712 Main St, Houston, TX 77002More in Houston
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Questions people ask
What are some Black-owned food & drink in Houston?
Crumbville, Day 6 Coffee Co., Ms. Myrtle’s Bakery Shoppe, Rado Market and Three Keys Coffee.
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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