In Miami, Black-owned businesses play a vital role in shaping the city’s vibrant economy and cultural landscape. From innovative restaurants and stylish boutiques, here are our Top 5 black-owned businesses to check out this year!🌴✨🎶🍹
#1 THE GOODTIME HOTEL
The Goodtime Hotel in Miami offers a different kind of luxury. It’s no surprise that it’s a design boutique hotel, as it was conceived by music and fashion icon Pharrell Williams in partnership with hospitality guru and entrepreneur David Grutman of Groot Hospitality. The vibrant and superb South Beach hotel is just steps away from the beach.
#2 DUKUNOO JAMAICAN KITCHEN
Indulge in the upscale slice of the Caribbean at Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen in Wynwood. Owned by husband-and-wife duo Rodrick Leighton and Shrusan Gray, Dukunoo elevates Jamaican gastronomy to new heights, honoring their West African heritage with every dish.
#3 MIAMI URBAN CONTEMPORARY EXPERIENCE
The Miami Urban Contemporary Experience is an arts production company that brings the African-American heritage experience to the global market through pop-up exhibitions, fairs, and festivals. The MUCE campus is used as a rental venue as well as a community space for artists to express themselves through different mediums.
#4 LIL GREENHOUSE GRILL
Lil GreenHouse Grill began as a food truck and is now a beloved restaurant in Historic Overtown. Dig into some juicy smoked BBQ ribs, lobster, and seafood cakes & a long list of sides, including cornbread, collard greens, and baked beans. Big wings fan? Treat yourself to some of the best lemon pepper wings you’ve ever had.
#5 TAO SPA MIAMI
Tao Spa Miami is a black-owned Day Spa in the heart of South Beach.
Their team of therapists utilizes a wide range of therapeutic techniques that will help you relax, refresh, and renew your mind and body. Be sure to book your appointment this month and try their soothing Bamboo massage or their wood therapy.
How will you celebrate this month?! Share your thoughts in the comments.
