30+ Durham restaurants to try during Black Business Week

Black Business Week is now underway in Durham.

The event is organized by the Greater Durham Black Chamber of Commerce. Each day Feb. 6 through Feb. 10 will feature an opportunity to help promote Black-owned businesses. The week also includes Zoom workshops for aspiring entrepreneurs.

According to Discover Durham, there are more than 130 Black-owned businesses in the Bull City.

The Durham Business & Professional Chain on Monday posted a list of 32 Black-owned restaurants in Durham, which include:

1. Nzingas Kitchen, 826 Fayetteville St. #110
2. JC's Kitchen, 706 E Main St.
3. Ama'Gees Jamaican, 901 Old Fayetteville St.
4. The Dankery, 704 Rigsbee Ave.
5. Kales Kitchen, 2504 Fayetteville St.
6. Let's Eat Soul Food, 2514 Fayetteville St.
7. Checkers, 2520 Fayetteville St.
8. The Chicken Hut, 3019 Fayetteville St.
9. Big C Waffles, 2110 Allendown Drive
10. Chick-fil-A
11. Sho Nuff Seafood, 1104 Broad St.
12. Vittles at the Park, 2223 N.C. Highway 54
13. Banu Vegan, 2534 S. Roxboro St.
14. Dames Chicken & Waffles, 530 Foster St. #130
15. Sweet Lovable Chocolates, 810 Fayetteville St.
16. Bull City Bake Shop, 3604 Witherspoon Blvd. #109
17. Golden Krust, 3600 N. Duke St. #35
18. Pure Soul, 4125 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd.
19. Beyu Caffe, 341 W. Main St.
20. Boricua Soul, 705 Willard St.
21. V's Kitchen, 2945 S. Miami Blvd.
22. True Flavors Diner, 5410 N.C. Highway 55
23. Captain D's, 4300 N. Roxboro St.
24. Goorsha, 910 W. Main St.
25. Favor Desserts, 4520 S. Alston Ave.
26. Sweet's Smoothies, 2121 TW Alexander Drive
27. Backyard BBQ Pit, 5122 N.C. Highway 55
28. Tater Bread, 1108 Morning Glory Ave.
29. Mr. Fries Man, 1105 W. Main St.
30. Saltbox Seafood, 2637 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd.
31. Zweli's, 4600 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd.
32. Anissa's Spot, 5111 N.C. Highway 55 Suite 101