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Show solidarity with the Black community by putting your money straight into Black-owned businesses. One important and tangible way to show up is by supporting Black-owned restaurants, which is why we’ve put together this list of London’s Black-owned restaurants, organised by area, that are currently open for dine-in, takeaway and delivery.
This is not just a list of Black-owned restaurants we should all be supporting today, or tomorrow, or next week. These are restaurants that we should be supporting, always. That’s something we’ll definitely be doing more of, and this guide is just one step. It’s also just a starting point - we’ll be updating this list constantly. Please email us at london@theinfatuation.com to let us know of restaurants that should be included on this list, and we’ll work to get them added as quickly as possible.
Hopefully this list is helpful. But there are other resources you can use to find and support Black-owned businesses including Jamii and The Black Book.
Please also consider other ways of fighting for racial justice (compiled by @lagoon_femshayma), and for a longer list of US organisations to support, click here.
Balham
Trap Kitchen: This spot in SW12 is serving things like lobster tails with bang bang prawns, oreo topped waffles, buttered corn, and egg in a bucket. They’re open for walk-ins and bookings of up to six. Or you can call ahead on 07568 521694 for contactless pick-up.
Barking
Nigerian Food Xpress: Get spicy beef suya, ogbono, and chicken pie from this Nigerian takeaway spot in Barking. Order for collection by calling 020 8594 2805 or get it delivered from delivery apps.
Bermondsey
805 Restaurant: Order suya, jollof and other Nigerian and West African specialities from this restaurant on the Old Kent Road in South Bermondsey. Give them a call on 020 7639 0808, or order via apps.
Little Black Kitchen: Buttermilk waffles for a late breakfast, jerk chicken wraps for lunch, and peanut butter rocky road forever. These are some of the things you can expect from this spot. Call 07850 167 350 for collection and delivery details.
Presidential Suya: This restaurant and bar on the Old Kent Road has jollof rice, steamed fish, and plenty of suya available too. You can reserve a table by calling 07951 101058 or check out the menu on Instagram and call on 020 7708 4491 for delivery and collection.
Brixton
Only Jerkin: Connoisseurs of excellent jerk puns and Caribbean street food, Only Jerkin can be found at The Brixton Courtyard from Thursday to Sunday every week. You can expect fried chicken strips, their signature jerkin’ burger, and their Big Boi nugget box deal.
Fish, Wings, And Tings: Jerk chicken, curried goat, cod fish fritters, and a deliciously sweet mango sauce are all on the menu at this aptly-named Brixton spot. They’ve got indoor seating, as well as a heated situation on their outside benches. If you live in or around the area you can get their food delivered, or better yet, call them directly on 020 7737 4888 for collection.
Umana Yana Roti: This Guyanese spot in Brixton serves traditional dishes that are handmade by the owner on a daily basis. They accept walk-ins as well as delivering everything from curries, rotis, patties, pine tarts, and more. Call them on 020 8671 8227 or email info@umanayana.co.uk to make an order.
Negril: Jamaican classics is what Negril is all about. Jerk chicken, salt fish fritters, and a covered outdoor seating area is what you can expect. They also offer delivery and collection via their website.
Healthy Eaters: Healthy Eaters is a popular Jamaican restaurant on Electric Avenue serving things like patties, tender stew beef, and ackee. They’re open for dine-in, or if you’re based in Brixton you can swing by for a contactless takeaway or get their fresh patties delivered.
Etta’s Seafood Kitchen: This Brixton Village spot is serving things like king prawns, calamari, and salmon ceviche. And not only that, but they’re delivering their lobster ‘n’ mac and huge seafood platters. Head to their website to check out the menu, and call 020 3489 9394.
Three Little Birds: We’ve got our eye on this Jamaican spot’s banana pancakes with rum sauce. And you can get that, along with spiced cornbread brunch and coconut stew small plates at their Brixton restaurant from Tuesdays to Sundays. They’re also delivering around Brixton and beyond.
Caribe: Caribe started off as a Caribbean pop-up and kitchen takeover situation, but now has a permanent home at Pop Brixton. As well as being open for dine-in customers, they offer catering, and are delivering ‘Carnival Lunchboxes’ including things like curry goat roti and macaroni pie. DM them here to get ordering.
Aries Bakehouse: This Brixton bakery is open from Wednesdays to Sundays and has everything from sourdough bread to all kinds of sweet treats, including marshmallow cookies, and fresh pastries. As well as all of that, they’re also delivering wine, pantry essentials, and whole cakes.
Camberwell
Big Town: Lobster tail, shrimp, squid, scallops, plantain, and roast corn. That’s everything you’ll find in Big Town’s huge £30 seafood special, but in case you’re not in the mood to eat half the cast of Shark Tale they also serve burgers, rotisserie chicken, stewed meats, and kid specials. Visit their Camberwell restaurant, or hit up their website to place an order for delivery.
Midnight Munchies: Calling all fans of sprinkles, cookie dough, and just sugar in general, this sweet treat spot in Camberwell serves cakes. There’s ice cream too. And milkshakes. And Biscoff brownies. Basically, we want it all. P.S. they’re also delivering.
I Go Chop: Home to a very popular jollof rice and bean burrito, this Nigerian to-go situation delivers everything from slow-cooked beef stew to a big-deal party package that’s perfect for special occasions. Download their express delivery app here.
Zeret Kitchen: This neighbourhood Ethiopian spot that has been serving enormous platters of injera bread, chickpea stews, and vegan dishes since 2004. Walk-in or call ahead to collect on 020 7701 8587. You can also buy their family favourites cookbook here.
Camden
Survivor: This spot is serving all things Caribbean, including patties, curry goat, and fried plantain, as well as offering a breakfast menu with things like callaloo and saltfish. Visit them on Arlington Road or order directly from their site.
Clapham
Eat Of Eden: This place serves the largest single person combo platters we’ve ever seen. Seriously, they’re huge. And you can eat them on their outdoor tables, or at home if you get them delivered within six miles of their Clapham branch. Click here to make that happen. Alternatively, stop by for contactless collection.
Covent Garden
Jamaica Patty Co.: You can get spicy beef, jerk chicken, curried goat, and other patties from this Jamaican spot, every week from Mondays to Saturdays. Or you can email info@jamaicapatty.co.uk for frozen patties and rum cake delivered to your door. Check out their Instagram for updates.
Croydon
Kokobella Kitchen: Whether you want lobster tail with garlic butter king prawns or jerk chicken wings with a side of garlic mash, this place has got you covered. You can order here, and look out for their great set menus like the £12 You Know That BBQ When You See It option.
Crepes And Cones: A halal dessert spot that just so happens to be owned by rap duo Krept and Konan. They’re also delivering
Crystal Palace
Dalhousie: This south London café and bakery are delivering locally. Call Derek on 07711 924 610 to order one (or more) of their selection of 10 cakes.
Tasty Jerk:The Caribbean takeaway spot is open for delivery and collection, so you can enjoy their charred jerk and fiery hot sauce at home. Swing by in person or order via app.
Rock Steady Rum Lounge: The family-run Caribbean restaurant and bar is open for takeaway with roti wraps, curries, and banoffee pie all on the menu. Call 0208 670 4030, or order via app.
Dalston
All Nations Vegan House: This Caribbean vegan diner in Dalston is open for takeaway and delivery. Order jackfruit curry, bulgur with peas, and boiled spelt dumplings here or here.
Andu Café: The popular Ethiopian spot has some hefty vegan sampler platters that feature yesimir wot, fesolia, injera, and more. They’re open for dine-in and takeaway, so you can call 0207 254 1780 for collection, and remember it’s cash-only.
Survivor: This spot is delivering all things Caribbean, including patties, curry goat, and fried plantain, as well as offering a breakfast menu with things like callaloo and saltfish. Order directly from their site.
Hacha: This bar in Dalston is home to a deliciously dangerous mirror margarita, which you can get, alongside their menu of tacos and enchiladas from Wednesdays to Saturdays. Book a table here or order get bottled cocktails delivered via their online shop.
Kaffa Coffee: This coffee shop is serving things like beetroot stew, split lentils in red pepper sauce, and of course coffee. You can stop by their Dalston spot from Monday to Saturday.
Lekki Restaurant and Bar: You can expect meat suya, oxtail pepper soup, and fried plantain at this West African spot in Dalston. And if you’re staying in, either give them a call on 020 7923 2050 to order, or find them on delivery apps.
Aso Rock Express: Offering delivery across London, this Nigerian restaurant has things like pottage, okele, and rice. You can place an order on their website.
Peppers and Spice: The Dalston spot is a go-to for patties and more. They’re open for takeaway, or give them a call on 0207 275 9818.
Mama Vics: One of a few Caribbean spots on Bradbury Street, head to Mama Vics for rich oxtail stew and rice, and other good value boxes.
Deptford
Mamas Jerk: Caribbean street food available for delivery from their Deptford store. And they’re also selling Mama Jerk sauces on their online shop.
Island Buka: This Nigerian spot has been serving Deptford rice, beans, plantain, and more, for years and years. If you’re local you can swing by the High Street for takeaway, or call them on 020 8692 8397.
Jerk Off BBQ: This south London spot is open on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays and serves things like jerk chicken boxes, jerk halloumi burgers, and fried plantain.
Ealing
Roti Kitchen: This Caribbean restaurant in West Ealing is open for collection and delivery so you can get things like curry chicken roti wraps, curry goat, and a whole jerk chicken to eat at home.
Elephant & Castle
Kaieteur Kitchen: This Guyanese street food stall is open for takeaway. Call 07466 616137 to order souse, fried fish, coconut lamb stew, and more to collect from Elephant & Castle.
Tasty Jerk:The Caribbean takeaway spot is open for delivery and collection, so you can enjoy their charred jerk and fiery hot sauce at home. Swing by in person or give them a call on 0207 358 5329.
Beza: This entirely vegan restaurant specialises in traditional Ethiopian dishes. You can dine-in, sit in their outside area, or get it all, from their one person platter to their kik wot delivered too.
Finchley
Enish: Visit this Finchley spot for Nigerian specialties, or get them delivered across London via their website.
Pandaberry: This Caribbean spot in North Finchley has some seriously good looking chickpea curry and coconut cake. Call 020 3441 5089 or hit up their website for delivery or to pre-book your collection.
Finsbury Park
Banaadiri: This spot near Finsbury Park (with a sister location in Shepherd’s Bush] serves homemade Somali food. Give them a call on 020 8723 8000.
Zamzam - Somali staples like bariis iskukaris are served at this restaurant on the Seven Sisters Road, which is open for dine-in service. Otherwise, call them on 020 7263 0571 to arrange collection.
Golders Green
Tummy Kom4ort: Open for dine-in, takeaway, and delivery, you can find their menu of Nigerian classics here and order by calling 020 8455 6498.
Jollof Box: If you’re a fan of West African food and football then you’ll be glad to know that this grab-and-go kitchen is delivering jollof boxes named after some famous footballers. Order The Drogba or another of their jollof boxes here.
Hackney
Andi’s Wadadli Kitchen at The Crooked Billet: Big-time chef Andi Oliver has re-opened her Wadadli kitchen at Clapton boozer, The Crooked Billet. You can check out the full menu and place your order for delivery or collection here.
Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen: Though her supper club is currently closed, you can still support Zoe’s Ghana Kitchen by pre-ordering a meal voucher, getting a cookbook, or loading up on spices via this link.
Caribbean Kitchen: Available for takeaway and delivery, this Caribbean restaurant is serving classics like jerk chicken and curry goat. You can find the menu here and place an order here.
Eko Wine Bar and Restaurant: This Nigerian spot is offering tilapia, smoked fish, and stews. Visit their Hackney spot or choose from their menu and order delivery or takeaway by calling 020 8985 7345.
I Go Chop: Home to a very popular jollof rice and bean burrito, this Nigerian to-go situation delivers everything from slow-cooked beef stew to a big-deal party package that’s perfect for special occasions. Download their express delivery app here.
Spinach and Agushi: Starting off in Broadway Market, this Ghanaian and African supper club is now delivering its meals around Hackney. You can order black eyed beans, suya seasoned chicken wings, beef stew, and more here.
Too Sweet: If you’re around Homerton, it’s worth stopping by Too Sweet for a hearty plate of oxtail, jerk chicken, or curry goat with rice and pea, and a dumpling on the side too. Order from the apps, or give them a call on 020 8525 8168.
Belly’s Taste of Jamaica: At £4.50, Belly’s lunchtime oxtail lunch deal is about as good value as it gets. There’s callaloo, fried plantain, mac and cheese, and plenty more too. Go in person, give them a call on 020 7613 2111, or order via app.
Swift Caribbean Delights: If you haven’t stopped by Swift for a beef and cheese patty, then you’re missing out. This Homerton spot also does a tasty curry mutton, plus lots more. Call on 020 8533 6060, or order via app.
Cally Munchy: The African-inspired food truck is delivering its meal pots all over. Order direct from their website.
Harlesden
One Stop Caribbean: Jerk chicken, Caribbean fried chicken, and curry mutton are three things you can get from this Harlesden spot. And if you’re in the area, you can order their Caribbean dishes to your door here or by calling 020 8961 6151.
Hendon
Mama Africa: Place an order here for authentic Nigerian dishes like moi moi, jollof rice, and fried plantain delivered around Hendon. Otherwise call 020 8202 1363.
Mamacalabar: Their whole menu is available for takeaway, call 020 8202 4660 to order. They’re also delivering meal boxes including stews and yam.
Something Ghanaian: This delivery kitchen are supplying modern homemade Ghanaian food around Hendon. Order things like plantain dumplings, goat chichinga, and yam fries here or here.
805 Restaurant: Suya, jollof, and other Nigerian and West African specialities can be found at this restaurant in Hendon Central. Walk-in or for delivery give them a call on 020 8202 9449, or order via apps.
Highbury
The Tastebox: A Caribbean spot on Gillespie Road, they’re delivering fried chicken, curried goat, ackee with saltfish, and more.
Belageru: This little family-run restaurant on Blackstock Road serves traditional Ethiopian food with plenty of vegan options, like their injera, miser kik wot (spicy red lentils), and tikel gomen (yellow cabbage). Stop by for a meal, or call ahead to collect.
Holloway
Sweet Handz: This restaurant is delivering authentic Ghanaian food from Holloway Road. Call 020 7700 6427 to order for collection or get it delivered here, here, or here.
Wolkite: This family-run restaurant is all about traditional Ethiopian food and the kind of one-person platters that will keep you full for hours. You can either eat there, order for delivery or call 020 7700 3055 and head there for a takeaway.
Ilford
Homemade By Hadassah: African, Caribbean and Asian ‘soul-food’ is what you can find at Homemade By Hadassah. From a tray of lamb chops and a full pot of jollof rice to a whole chocolate caramel Malteser cheesecake for £12, they’ve got it. DM them on Instagram to place an order for delivery anywhere in London.
Islington
1251: James Cochran’s restaurant is serving a 5-course sample menu that includes things like buttermilk jerk chicken, scottish ling croquette, and slow braised kid goat faggots with goats cheese, onion jam, mint, and hazelnuts. Book a table here.
Appestat: The first thing you should know about this Islington cafe is that the coffee is great. The second thing you should know is that they’ve also got pastries, sandwiches, and more. Check out their Facebook for details.
Kennington
Bokit’La: This French Caribbean market stall is currently in Kennington and available for collection and delivery. Get their chicken and salt fish bokits, as well as chili sauces and accras here. Or call 07889 864375 for collection, and keep an eye on their Instagram page for location changes.
Lewisham
Renee’s Kitchen: For vegan Caribbean food, Renee’s Kitchen has got you covered. They’re open for collection and delivery, so you can get things like vegan BBQ jerk chicken, island curry rice boxes, and roti. DM them on Instagram for collection, or order .
Marble Arch
Saint Aymes: Whether you’re looking for brunch, coffee, mixed boxes of cupcakes, macarons, or cakes fit for a celebration, this Marble Arch café has it all. You can also get the cakes to takeaway or delivered.
Mitcham
Jollof ’n Jerk: It’s not just about jollof rice and jerk chicken at this Ghanaian takeaway in Mitcham. There’s also yam, plantain, and banku dishes. Call 020 8640 9599 to arrange collection and delivery, or find them on your delivery apps.
New Cross
Jades Jerk: This Caribbean spot in New Cross is open for takeaway and delivery, which means you can get their lamb patties, jerk pork, chickpea stew meals, and more at home. Call them on 020 3602 6873 or order here.
Notting Hill
Jay Dees Caribbean: This North Kensington takeaway is perfect for a takeaway of curried goat, saltfish patties, jerk chicken, and rice and peas. Call 020 7243 5969 to place an order.
Trailer Happiness: This super popular Notting Hill bar is known for their rum-heavy cocktails, which you can get from 5pm onwards on weekdays and 3pm on weekends. Not only that, but they have some seriously great merch on their website (shoutout to the ‘we rum this city’ T-shirt) and they’re also doing cocktails to-go on Fridays and Saturdays.
Peckham
Drums and Flats: These wing, buffalo sauce, and buttermilk fried chicken nuggets specialists are deliverying across South East London. Email deliveries@drumsandflats.co.uk to find out if you’re in their zone.
Lolak Afrique: When you’re looking for Nigerian specialties around Peckham, order egusi, and tuwo shinkafa from this spot. Call 020 7277 8912 or find them on delivery apps.
JB’s Soulfood: This Caribbean takeaway spot is delivering jerk chicken, patties, and plantain around Peckham. Call them on 07980 940001, or find them on delivery apps.
Issa Vibe: Wings, waffles, and BBQ jackfruit are just some of the things you can get from this Rye Lane favourite. They’re open Wednesday to Sunday, and you can dine-in or order via app.
Talking Drum: The Nigerian spot is open for delivery. Just call 020 7732 8377, or order via app to get suya, okra, and more straight to your door.
Plaistow
Kate’s Café: Tilapia, jollof rice, and akonfem (guinea fowl) are just some of the things you can get from the Ghanaian-influenced menu at Kate’s. Or you can place an order for collection or delivery by calling 020 8586 6793.
Shepherd’s Bush
Chicken Kitchen: Chicken and waffles, dumpling burgers, and fried plantain are just three things you can get to go from this Caribbean spot in Shepherd’s Bush. They’re also delivering. Get the dumpling burger.
Banaadiri: This spot in Shepherd’s Bush (with a sister location in Finsbury Park) serves homemade Somali food. Give them a call on 020 8740 8888.
Ochi: Anywhere that’s good enough for Rihanna is good enough for all of us. Ochi is RiRi’s go-to Caribbean spot in Shepherd’s Bush, and if you really want to follow suit, you’ll get curry chicken too. It’s open for takeaway or you can order via all the usual apps.
Shoreditch
The Treats Club: The first thing you should know about The Treats Club is that it’s impossible to look at a single picture of their oreo donuts without getting a serious case of the dribbles. This dessert bar usually trades from Brick Lane Market, but they’re currently delivering hot donut sundae kits across London and the UK. For biscoff, marshmallow, ice cream, and more click here.
Dark Sugars: Chocolate connoisseurs Dark Sugars are delivering all over London and the UK from their Brick Lane shop. So if you want to answer the door to sea salt caramel pearls, or chocolate mango slices, order here.
What’s On The Menu Ish?: The Caribbean seafood pop-up is open on Saturdays at the Truman Markets on Brick lane. Check their Instagram for more details.
St James's
Ikoyi: The swish West African-inspired spot may be closed, but you can still show your support by buying vouchers or getting a tote bag from their online shop. Check their Instagram for more details.
Stoke Newington
Roti Stop: A tiny corner takeaway next to Stoke Newington station, Roti Stop makes excellent roti, stews, and peanut punch.
Stratford
Calabash Bistro: This Caribbean spot in Stratford is open for collection and delivery. You can order via app, or pick-up their £5 lunchtime special of jerk chicken, curried goat, and more, with rice and drink.
Stoney Hill: Get patties, jerk pork, oxtail, plus other meals from this Jamaican spot. Order via app or call 020 3583 2246.
Streatham
Somali Town: Somali Town is open for delivery and takeaway, and you should taking advantage of that by ordering hanid with rice and salad, or salmon with macaroni. Call direct on 020 8835 8406, or order via app.
The Real Jerk: You can expect jerk pork, curry goat gravy, and a whole chicken meal from this feelgood Caribbean spot in Streatham. They’re open for takeaway and you can order delivery here.
Stroud Green
One Love Kitchen: If you like the sound of slow cooked braised oxtail served with rice and peas, this Caribbean street food spot is delivering around Finsbury Park.
Granny’s Takeaway Caribbean: Granny’s offers an enormous selection of Caribbean food. You can order stews, meat, fish, roti, patties, Guinness punch, and more direct from their website or from other delivery apps.
Lulu’s Caribbean Cuisine: This Stroud Green Road spot’s set meals can feed a whole family. Or just us for a single afternoon. Expect whole jerk chickens, large rice and peas, macaroni pie, coleslaw, and plantain. Head to their website for delivery or to pre-book your collection.
So Nice One Stop: Open for delivery on all apps, and also for takeaway, So Nice One Stop has a range of Caribbean dishes that change every day of the week.
Emba Soira: This Eritrean restaurant on Crouch Hill is doing takeaway. There are vegan options. There are gluten free options. And there are huge bowls of meaty slow-cooked zigni.
Sutton
Lobster and Grill: Get calamari, a wagyu burger, or an entire Sunday roast platter for collection or delivery every Thursday to Sunday from Lobster and Grill.
Tottenham
Brown Eagle: You can order Brown Eagle’s Caribbean spread direct from their website for delivery or collection. There are jerk dishes, roti, and rum cake for pud.
Brothers Cafe & Restaurant: Fragrant rice and tender meat is what to expect from this traditional Somali spot near Bruce Grove. Give them a call on 020 3556 7258, or head there for collection.
Deluxe Manna: If what you need right now is charcoal-grilled fish, or scotch bonnet-marinated oxtail, then order from this Congolese restaurant in Tottenham. Check their website for the full menu and give them a call on 020 8801 8888.
Jerk Munchies: Jerk Munchies cook a mixture of Jamaican and other Caribbean cuisines and you can order direct from their website.
Rayaan Restaurant & Cafe: You can order direct from the website of this Tottenham restaurant for Somali specialities and family-sized sharing platters.
Caribbean Spice: When you’re craving pepper steak washed down with sweet pineapple punch, order from Caribbean Spice near Seven Sisters. Find them on delivery apps or call them on 020 8802 5000 and pick-up in person.
Uncle John’s Bakery: If you’re lucky, you’ll have a local shop that stock Uncle John’s bread. If not, you can order from the Ghanaian bakery via their website or by giving them a call on 020 8802 6883.
Wandsworth
Wha Gwan: Fancy a pulled jerk chicken wrap for dinner? Of course you do. This Jamaican restaurant in Wandsworth has everything from sweet chilli wings to a Guinness punch. You can swing by for takeaway or order here.
Walthamstow
What’s On The Menu Ish?: The Caribbean seafood pop-up is open on Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Rose and Crown Pub, and open on Sundays at Walthamstow Sunday Social Market. Check their Instagram for more details and DM or call 07549 165661 to pre-order.
Rhythm Kitchen: Open for delivery and collection Thursday - Sunday, Rhythm Kitchen is the spot for a jerked whole fish of the day, plantain fritters, and more. Check their Twitter for more details or call them on 020 8520 6112.
Shelly Belly’s: The Caribbean street food stall is open for weekend delivery via their website. All you need to do is sign up, log in, and order to your heart’s content. Don’t miss the drum-smoked mac and cheese.
Tastopia: Specialising in beautifully decorated vegan desserts, this Walthamstow spot has a 48-hour delivery service. From marbled ring doughnuts, to whole celebration cakes, DM them to order.
Wembley
Hanson Grill: This restaurant is delivering jerk goat, suya beef, steamed fish, and more around Wembley. You can order directly from their website.
Willesden
Nickaycia’s: Caribbean spot Nickaycia’s is open for takeaway and delivery. You can order salt fish fritters, patties, and peppered steak here.
Spices Jamaican Cuisine: Get your Jamaican fix from this spot in Willesden that’s delivering everything from a full Jamaican breakfast, to patties and rum fruit cake. Order here.
King’s Kitchen: This catering company is now delivering things jerk chicken, rice and peas, and vegan chickpea bowls around Willesden. You can order here or here.