Black-owned restaurants in Cary, Apex & Morrisville: Chicken & waffles, seafood, more
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Black History Month
Celebrate Black History Month in the Triangle with this guide of stories on its roots in North Carolina, a list of events, Black-owned businesses and restaurants you should know about and much more.
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This Black History Month, we want to highlight our area’s local Black-owned restaurants — many of which have longtime roots in our region.
Last February, our food and business reporters compiled a comprehensive database with hundreds of Black-owned businesses across the Triangle. In the past year, we’ve heard from readers and business owners with additions, helping this database become a living resource for our residents and visitors to consult to help them “buy Black.” To find this database, visit bit.ly/BlackBusinessNC.
Check out the list of other Black-owned restaurants in western Wake county. If you know of restaurants we missed, email us at ask@newsobserver.com.
Cary Black-owned restaurants
Awaze Cuisine
904 NE Maynard Rd., Cary
919-377-2599
Dame’s Chicken & Waffles
823 Bass Pro Ln, Cary
919-234-0824
Pure Juicery Bar
716 Splash Pine Dr., Cary
919-234-1572
Try Seafood Grill
- 8204 Tryon Woods Drive Suite, Cary, NC
- (919) 977-1777
Morrisville Black-owned restaurants
Sweet’s Smoothies
2121 TW Alexander Dr, Suite 125, Morrisville
919-428-3200
Apex Black-owned restaurants
The Fish House Eatery
841 Perry Rd, Apex
919-367-6131
The Mocha Room
2145 Ten-Ten Rd, Apex
919-372-5042
This story was originally published February 15, 2023 at 7:06 AM with the headline "Black-owned restaurants in Cary, Apex & Morrisville: Chicken & waffles, seafood, more."
