Discover the Culinary Delights of Delaware: Unveiling our Favorite Black-Owned Eateries in the State
We are thrilled to unveil a definitive list of the top Black-owned eateries shining a spotlight on Delaware’s rich and diverse culinary landscape. From soulful soul food to mouth-watering Caribbean flavors and innovative fusion cuisines, these extraordinary eateries captivate food enthusiasts with their distinctive offerings, warm hospitality, and commitment to delivering exceptional dining experiences. We invite food enthusiasts and connoisseurs alike to explore and indulge in the flavors of Delaware at these must try black owned restaurants:
1. Vonda’s Kitchen – Situated in Newark, DE, Aunt Vonda’s Kitchen is a popular family-owned restaurant known for its homestyle cooking and comforting atmosphere. The kitchen specializes in Soulfood dishes, bringing together the flavors and traditions of the South to Delaware. Aunt Vonda’s Kitchen offers a diverse menu with dishes like fried chicken, collard greens, mac and cheese, cornbread, and peach cobbler. They take pride in using fresh, high-quality ingredients to create delicious meals that give off a warm and nostalgic feeling. Whether you’re craving classic comfort food or seeking a taste of the South, Aunt Vonda’s Kitchen is a great choice to satisfy your appetite and experience some down-home cooking.
Aunt Vonda’s Kitchen Table
16 Salem Village Square, Newark, DE 19713
2. Jamaican Cafe Cuisine – in Bear, DE is a restaurant that specializes in traditional Jamaican dishes with a modern twist. They serve up authentic Jamaican flavors with fresh ingredients and bold spices, offering a wide range of options suitable for both vegetarians and meat lovers. From well-seasoned jerk chicken and savory oxtail stew to delicious plantains and flaky Jamaican patties, their menu is full of delightful surprises for your taste buds. Whether you’re a fan of spicy curries or want to try their famous Jamaican coffee, Jamaican Café Cuisine is an excellent choice to explore the vibrant and flavorful world of Jamaican cuisine.
Jamaican Cafe Cuisine
1643 Pulaski Hwy, Bear, DE 19701
3. Evelyn’s Soul Food restaurant – in Wilmington, DE is a beloved culinary gem known for its delicious, down-home, and soul-satisfying cuisine. Founded by Evelyn herself, it has become a cherished establishment within the local community, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere along with a rich culinary experience. From mouthwatering fried chicken and crispy catfish to tender collard greens and buttery cornbread, every dish at Evelyn’s is prepared with love and care, capturing the essence of soul food. The menu also features other beloved delicacies such as smothered pork chops, macaroni and cheese, and homemade peach cobbler.
Evelyn’s Soul Food
6 E 15th St, Wilmington, DE 19801
3. Evelyn’s Soul Food restaurant – in Wilmington, DE is a beloved culinary gem known for its delicious, down-home, and soul-satisfying cuisine. Founded by Evelyn herself, it has become a cherished establishment within the local community, offering a warm and welcoming atmosphere along with a rich culinary experience. From mouthwatering fried chicken and crispy catfish, to tender collard greens and buttery cornbread, every dish at Evelyn’s is prepared with love and care, capturing the essence of soul food. The menu also features other beloved delicacies such as smothered pork chops, macaroni and cheese, and homemade peach cobbler.
4. Akhibachi’s Cafe – Ready for something different? Located in the heart of Dover, DE, Akhibachi’s is a Mediterranean-American fusion that specializes in platters over rice, cheesesteaks, and much more. Patrons are welcomed to savor the chef’s tantalizing creations.
Akhibachis café
212 A S Governors Ave, Dover, DE 19901
5. Sunday’s Cafe 64 – Founded in 2015, Sunday’s focus continues to be about celebrating fond traditions of the Sunday meal by way of Sunday’s Supper. This hidden gem located in Delaware City is only open on Sunday’s for breakfast & brunch. Sunday’s Café 64 has you covered, from the Savory Shrimp & Grits, or Honey Chicken & Biscuit to one of their famous gourmet omelets. Their new and improved menu has something for everyone.
Sunday’s Cafe 64
900 5th St, Delaware City, DE 19706
5. Sunday’s Cafe 64 – Founded in 2015, Sunday’s focus continues to be about celebrating fond traditions of the Sunday meal by way of Sunday’s Supper. This hidden gem located in Delaware City is only open on Sunday’s for breakfast & brunch. Sunday’s Café 64 has you covered, from the Savory Shrimp & Grits, or Honey Chicken & Biscuit to one of our famous Gourmet Omelets. Their new and improved menu has something for everyone.
6. Vicky’s Famous Fish – Located in Middletown, DE, a highly regarded restaurant known for its delicious seafood dishes. They specialize in fried fish and seafood, offering a variety of options like fish sandwiches, shrimp, scallops, and crab cakes. Many customers recommend their crispy and flavorful batter, which gives their dishes a distinct and mouthwatering taste. Vicky’s Famous Fish started as a food truck, and is now one of Middletown’s go to places.
Vicky’s Famous Fried Fish
413 E Main St, Middletown, DE 19709
1221 Bowers Street Wilmington, DE 19802 (Food Truck)
These are just a few examples of the remarkable Black-owned eateries that contribute to the vibrancy and diversity of Delaware’s culinary scene. By supporting these establishments, we not only celebrate the richness of their culinary heritage, but also empower and strengthen our local communities.
Whether you’re in New Castle, Sussex, or Kent County, there’s a local black owned eatery waiting to serve you. To find a complete list in and around Delaware, visit eatblackowned.com. Or Follow us on social media for new listings.
Edward Dillard
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