10 Black-owned restaurants that you need to try in Texas during Black History Month
You can eat well in Texas and the Lone Star State has plenty of restaurants to check out.
For Black History Month, here are some Black-owned restaurants and eateries to patronize.
Sankofa Kitchen
4141 W. Wheatland Rd, Dallas, Texas
Vegan restaurant that has a variety of foods to try. Open Tuesday-Friday.
Brunchaholics
208 N Hampton Rd Suite A, DeSoto, TX
Brunchaholics is a pop-up restaurant that operates under The Shed at the Dallas Farmer's Market. The menu features soul food and brunch items.
Kessler Baking Studio
1129 North Beckley Avenue, Dallas, Texas
A bakery and creative sweets boutique located near Bishop Arts serves baked goods handmade from scratch daily, using meticulously selected ingredients.
Belzoni's Catfish Cafe
110 N Jim Wright Frwy, White Settlement, Texas
Originally from Belzoni, Mississippi, this cafe likes to bring that southern taste to Texans.
Chef Nate Wangz & Mo
100 E Bardin Rd, Arlington, TX
Keith Lee was going to visit this popular food truck. It's known for its variety of cajun dishes and more.
Essence of Soul Food
536 Hickory St, Abilene, TX
Owner and ACU professor Malcolm Scott runs this food truck on the weekend with his family. They serve soul food, Baton Rouge style.
Bigg Belly BBQ Co.
9313 Anderson Mill Road, Austin, Texas
Brisket on a bun. Say less.
Undisputed Craft House
1881 Saul Kleinfeld, El Paso, TX
Known for Chicago-style pizzas and beer.
Ma Harper's Creole Kitchen
1816 N New Braunfels Ave, San Antonio, TX
This San Antonio restaurant was featured on Guy Fieri's show.
CHÒPNBLỌK
401 Franklin Street., Houston, TX
CHÒPNBLỌK brings West African culture through their food.
This article originally appeared on Austin American-Statesman: 10 Black-owned restaurants to try in Texas during Black History Month
