Two Black Owned Businesses to Support in Midtown West and Astoria
This week we continue sharing some of our favorite Black-owned businesses to support while exploring Midtown West and Astoria.
From fine French restaurants and small-batch bakeries to yoga studios and designer concept stores, New York City is home to countless Black-owned businesses. At a time when small businesses need our support more than ever, we encourage you to consider patronizing a Black-owned business next time you’re craving a delicious meal or shopping for yourself or your home. For some inspiration, take a look at our selection of Black-owned businesses in New York, along with some of our beautiful listings located nearby.
Midtown West
A Victorian-era inspired dining room, as well as a heated front terrace and backyard garden, serve as the setting for Le Privé’s French fare. In addition to classic French dishes like steak tartare, bouillabaisse, and magret de canard, you can also find beignets on the menu, a nod to owner Sanjay Laforest’s Creole roots.
BHS Listings Nearby
230 West 56th Street, Apartment 52C
Midtown West
2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Asking $3,300,000
425 West 50th Street, Apartment 15G
Midtown West
1 bedroom, 2 baths
Asking $2,495,000
350 West 42nd Street, Apartment 48H
Midtown West
1 bedroom, 1 bath
Asking $1,250,000
357 West 55th Street, Apartment 5/6A
Midtown West
2 bedrooms, 2 baths
Asking $1,100,000
Astoria
“Yam is an ode to my late mother, upcycled materials, and new nostalgia,” Morgan Thomas says about her Astoria-based jewelry brand. Her thoughtful collection includes delicate upcycled pearl earrings, whimsical bead details, and recycled brass rings and bracelets, all of which are handmade to order.
BHS Listings Nearby
2218 Jackson Avenue, Apartment PH13
Long Island City
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Asking $2,495,000
46-30 Center Boulevard, Apartment 305
Long Island City
3 bedrooms, 3 baths
Asking $2,250,000
21-21 31st Street, Apartment 2C
Astoria
3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths
Asking $1,849,000