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Updated at 4:15 p.m. Aug. 18, 2021, to recognize National Black Business Month.
As soon as the protests against police brutality began surging around the Dallas area and the world in response to the death of George Floyd in May 2020, The Dallas Morning News heard requests from readers asking for a list of Black-owned businesses to support.
A list of more than 50 area restaurants was compiled with assistance from the DFW Black-Owned Restaurants public Facebook group.
Here are some of the Black-owned restaurants in Dallas’ Oak Cliff neighborhood.
Carnell’s Cakery
3911 S. Lancaster Road, Suite 100A
Catfish Floyd’s
710 Ann Arbor Ave
Daddy Mac’s Chicken
1050 N. Westmoreland Road
Faye’s Place
1718 S Ewing Ave.
Hardeman’s BBQ
2425 W Kiest Blvd.
618 S Westmoreland Rd.
Island Spot
309 W Jefferson Blvd.
Kendall Karsen’s Upscale Soul Food
3939 S Polk St. #305
Kessler Baking Studio
1129 N Beckley Ave.
Kookie Haven
337 W Jefferson Blvd.
Kooly’s BBQ
3627 Bonnieview Rd
Odom’s Bar-B-Que
1971 Singleton Blvd.
Recipe Oak Cliff
1831 S Ewing Ave.
Record’s Barbecue
2405 S Lancaster Rd.
Rush Patisserie/Trailercakes
1201 Eldorado Ave.
Sankofa Kitchen
3333 W Camp Wisdom Road #118
South Dallas Cafe
7035 Marvin D Love Fairway
Sweet Georgia Brown
2840 E Ledbetter Dr.
Trucker’s Cafe
8445 S Lancaster Rd.
Vegan Food House
832 W 7th St.
Williams Chicken
Several Locations
http://www.williamschicken.net/
Wingfield’s Breakfast & Burger
2615 S Beckley Ave.
Wings World
3207 Kirnwood Drive
What establishments did we miss? Send destine.gibson@dallasnews.com an email to add it to the list.
