Black-Owned Businesses Thrive During Portland's Restaurant Week
Black-Owned Businesses Thrive During Portland's Restaurant Week

Black-Owned Businesses Thrive During Portland's Restaurant Week

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As Black History Month concludes, the spotlight remains on supporting Black-owned businesses, particularly in Portland. Notable establishments include Mercury League, a streetwear brand, and Deadstock Coffee, which merges sneaker culture with quality coffee. Assembly Brewing, Portland's first Black-owned brewery, offers Detroit-style pizza, while Grits N’ Gravy serves up Southern comfort food. Currently, Black Restaurant Week is promoting Black-owned restaurants, encouraging community support and exploration of diverse culinary offerings. The initiative emphasizes that the commitment to support Black businesses should extend beyond February, fostering diversity and innovation year-round.

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