Black-Owned Business Directory
Restaurants (26)
Belfast, Maine
Bell the Cat is a restaurant with fresh food and a great atmsophere owned and run by Jojo Oliphant in Belfast, ME.
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…
Portland, Maine
Regards Restaurant in Portland, ME is a Los Angeles inspired restaurant co-owned by Neil Zabriskie, 0f afro-cubano and polish heritage. Regards brings together food memories from Chef Neil's childhood in Los Angeles, as well as…
Portland, Maine
Foodie Friends Grocery Restaurant is an authentic Middle Eastern market and halal store located in Portland, ME. They offer a wide variety of products and foods from different countries, including spices, fresh meats, desserts, perfumes,…
South Paris, Maine
Kool Runnins is a new Jamaican restaurant located at 130 Main Street, South Paris, Maine. The restaurant, which is run by Walton Wray, offers a variety of authentic Jamaican dishes with a focus on healthy,…
Portland, Maine
Eduardos Brazilian Grill One brings the best of authentic Brazilian barbecue to your family event, birthday or corporate meeting. Surprise your guests with delicious succulent griled meats, one of Eduardo’s unique specialties gourmet salads, authentic…
Portland, Maine
Jamaican Restaurant serving up traditional Jamaican cuisine with a modern twist.
Lewiston, Maine
Saban's cuisine is a halal restaurant based in Lewiston. Their food and environment is centered around their motto , A Delicious food served with love. They offer Dine in, Carry out & Express Delivery For…
Kittery, Maine
Ajs Wood Grill Pizza is a restaurant located at 68 Wallingford Sq, Kittery, Maine with zip code 03904. Our story - Pizza's popularity has been attributed to the fact that it is a complete family…
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.
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