Website: www.facebook.com/monikayskitchen. The macaroni was on the softer side but was soaked with cheesy flavor. The fried goat was similar, although the fried goat was leaner in general and came with pieces of bone. The black rice was my favorite side! www.crabboss.com. Tuesday - Thursday | 11:30am - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday | 11:30am - 10:00pm. The Porters have become a surrogate family for Jessica Heath, 44, who was a regular customer after the restaurant opened and asked for a job as a server this summer. Website: thecarolinakitchen.com. Get your fill of authentic East African cuisine at this Silver Spring restaurant. Is delicious. gift cards. What are some highly rated black owned in Cambridge, MA? Woolford, 75, sat a booth as the cooks at Porter Soul Food prepared her lunch order. Nearby, the Harriet Tubman Visitor Center (4068 Golden Hill Rd., Church Creek) offers multimedia exhibits near where Tubman was born and led enslaved people to freedom. Love this little place. Shacks Grill and former owner of the Tiber River Tavern, and his business partner Hans Mathis. We, the staff and board of CLF, are actively listening and emphasizing action. While the rice was very flavorful, it was not greasy at all. They serve up burgers and other comfort foods. A post shared by Gangster Vegan DMV (@gangstervegandmv). Im not there to fight, Im there to bring a community together, she said. Black Water Bakery is located in downtown Cambridge, MD. Snappers, as the regulars affectionately call it for short, has something for everyone - from delicious Maryland lump crab cakes to Jamaican-inspired seafood and chicken dishes. I wish I found the spot earlier. Facebook page Hoopers Isl. With the current climate of our country, we must come together more than ever to support the Black-owned businesses in our neighborhoods. 301-325-3280. facebook.com/bennettsgrillcolumbia Authentic Jamaican food is the name of the game at Bennett's Grill, a food truck. T", "Stopped in for lunch on a very quiet mid week lunchtime as I was walking through downtown. Born into slavery as Araminta Ross, she led family and friends on daring escapes North. The Little Crepe Cafe 45 Creperies Organization like Cambridge Local First must take a leadership role, not just because the injustice of racism has corroded any semblance of a civil society, but because doing so is integral to our mission.
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