Black-Owned Business Directory
Restaurants (27)
Kittery Point, Maine
We have two restaurants, a store, and an event space all in the same location.
Portland, Maine
Jamaican Restaurant serving up traditional Jamaican cuisine with a modern twist.
Topsham, Maine
Backriver Blends brings authentic Jamaican flavors to your kitchen. Our handcrafted jerk marinades, bursting with bold spices, are perfect for grilling, marinating, or adding zest to any dish. Vegan, gluten-free, and made with fresh ingredients,…
Lewiston , Maine
ZFD is a dining service catered to everyone. We want to make your food dreams come to life, with the utmost beautiful experience. We provide services such as Private Dinners, Catering, and Solo Eats.
Wells, Maine
Our main focus is traditional Caribbean and Jamaican specialties. We are working to bring a wider variety in the future that will continue to allows an affordable shopping experience for the community
Mars Hill, Maine
American restaurant, barbecue restaurant, and grill.Timberwolves' main focus is quality food. The ingredients are locally sourced as much as possible, supporting Maine farmers and small business.
Portland , Maine
New Bujabelle is a restaurant and bar located at 263 Saint John St., Portland, Maine 04102. They offer a delightful experience with delicious bites, crafted drinks, and great company. Their menu features a variety of…
South Portland, Maine
Family-owned, Caribbean restaurant located in South Portland, specializing in authentic Jamaican cuisine. Menu items include jerk chicken, stew chicken, oxtail, rice and peas, festival
South Portland, Maine
The River Nile Restaurant is run by Hellen Pickson who grew up in the continent of Africa where she enjoyed cooking and used it as her gateway out of the reality of her war-torn country.
Portland, Maine
Our dishes are served communal style on a large piece of flat bread called injera. Made from unleavened "teff" flour, injera is moist, spongy, and a little sour. The injera is traditionally served on a…
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