Where can I get Nigerian food in Providence?

The Village PVD serves authentic Nigerian dishes like Jollof Rice, and Suya Joint offers suya alongside traditional Nigerian cuisine.

Where can I find Caribbean or Jamaican food in Providence?

Try Flames Restaurant, Island House Restaurant, Ja Patty, or Pan-A-Day Take Away for Caribbean and West Indian flavors.

Which Black-owned restaurants in Providence serve brunch?

Troop PVD serves brunch Thursday through Sunday, and The District offers brunch dishes like Tres Leches French Toast. Check each restaurant's website for current brunch hours.

Are there Black-owned restaurants with live music or events?

Yes. Afrique D'Lounge hosts events ranging from music to spoken word, and 148 Pavillion Bar & Lounge offers music and drinks.

Black-Owned Restaurants in Providence, Rhode Island

Featuring everything from Southern soul food to traditional African and Caribbean cuisines, Providence is home to a wide variety of Black-owned restaurants, food trucks and more.

Head to Troop PVD for Poutine, a Troop Burger and a Yuzu Rice Krispie Treat. Or treat yourself to brunch, Thursday through Sunday. You don't want to miss Chad's Housemade Cheddar Biscuit, on its own or subbed into the Eggs Benny or Egg & Cheese Sando.

Enjoy one of The District's signature pizzas for dinner or indulge your sweet tooth at brunch with the decadent Tres Leches French Toast and a Spiked Hot Chocolate Flight. Or check out The Village PVD for an authentic Nigerian meal. We recommend the Jollof Rice — served vegetarian or with your choice of meat.

Black History Month is a great reminder to support local Black-owned businesses, not just in February but all year long. We've assembled the collection below of additional Providence-based dining options to get you started.

148 Pavillion Bar & Lounge

401-467-0148

Relax, kick back and enjoy good company, music and drinks at 148 Pavillion Bar & Lounge.

Afrique D'Lounge

401-563-8265

Enjoy delicious African-inspired dishes and take part in diverse events from music to spoken word.

Deddeh's Kitchen

401-457-5106

Come down for a taste of African cuisine and soul food.

Flames Restaurant

401-331-2225

Providing a welcoming Caribbean experience through authentic cuisine and colorful decor.

Food for the Soul

401-490-2796

Try all the best flavors of the South at Food for the Soul.

Four/29 Brunch and Supper Club

401-751-4900

Specializing in comfort foods inspired by places and people that are near and dear to their hearts, Four/29 believes that sharing a meal brings people together.

Island House Restaurant

401-572-3011

Proudly serving Jamaican food to the people of Providence.

Ja Patty

Inspired by the vibrant flavors of the Caribbean, Ja Patty's vegan dishes are made with fresh, wholesome ingredients and bold seasonings that capture the essence of Caribbean culture.

Kebbeh African Restaurant

401-572-3011

Providence-based authentic African cuisine at reasonable prices.

Pan-A-Day Take Away

Authentic West Indian/Caribbean Cuisine with an American twist.

Suya Joint Providence

A sophisticated West African bar and lounge designed to appeal to local Africans searching for a taste of home and anyone looking to have an exotic and flavorful dining experience, Suya Joint offers the finest suya available along with a full array of traditional Nigerian cuisine.

Frequently Asked Questions

Black-Owned Restaurants in Providence, Rhode Island Featuring everything from Southern soul food to traditional African and Caribbean cuisines, Providence is home to a wide variety of Black-owned restaurants, food trucks and more. Head to Troop PVD for P: Providence has many Black-owned restaurants, including Troop PVD, The District, The Village PVD, Suya Joint, Flames Restaurant, Deddeh's Kitchen, Four/29 Brunch and Supper Club, and Ja Patty.
Where can I get Nigerian food in Providence?: The Village PVD serves authentic Nigerian dishes like Jollof Rice, and Suya Joint offers suya alongside traditional Nigerian cuisine.
Where can I find Caribbean or Jamaican food in Providence?: Try Flames Restaurant, Island House Restaurant, Ja Patty, or Pan-A-Day Take Away for Caribbean and West Indian flavors.
Which Black-owned restaurants in Providence serve brunch?: Troop PVD serves brunch Thursday through Sunday, and The District offers brunch dishes like Tres Leches French Toast. Check each restaurant's website for current brunch hours.
Are there Black-owned restaurants with live music or events?: Yes. Afrique D'Lounge hosts events ranging from music to spoken word, and 148 Pavillion Bar & Lounge offers music and drinks.