Black-owned businesses to get to know in ATX!

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Austin's population has grown in large numbers during the past decade. People come from all over to make roots in the city known for it's music, yummy food, pet-friendly way of life and so much more. The sad reality is the growth in population has not been in all walks of life, especially in the Black community.

February is Black History month. It's a great time to learn more about Austin's Black history and how it shapes Black culture today. Showing love and support to the Black community is essential to the city's growth and to all who call Austin home. Thrillist put out a list of essential Black-owned businesses in Austin to get to know. Turn new discoveries into beloved favorites and traditions.

Awkward Auntie Home Decor made with Cement & Love.

Black Austin Tours Let's take a deep dive in history (ATX history) with Austin insider and storyteller Javier Wallace.

Black Pearl Books Independent community bookstore. New Year! New location / space on 7112 Burnet St.

Caribreoso Flavour Boutique Organic seasoning, all natural sauces and single origin coffees made in the heart of Texas.

Dope Crochet Crochet accessories & apparel. Handcrafted in ATX

Hoover's Cooking / Hoover Alexander's award-winning eatery with good, old-fashioned cooking for over 15 years.

Jazzy Chica Boutique One of a kind Unique Statement Accessories for The Everyday Woman

JP's Pancake Company Austin's first pancake food truck. Happiness is a small stack of pancakes away.

Luv Fats Ice Cream Ice Cream made with luv and avocados and coconut milk.

Me & the Bees Founded by Mikaila Ulmer (17). Social entrepreneur, owner, and Teen CEO A lemonade stand that turned into something much bigger with the Bees in mind!

Nana's Prayers Tattoo Studio Tattoo & Piercing / Austin Licensed Studio

New Awlins Cafe New Orleans Cajun cuisine. Great food, positive atmosphere & homemade pies daily.

Sans Bar Come for the connection, zero-proof cocktails, stay for the community.

Soul Popped Gourmet Popcorn started at Central Texas Farmers Market. What can be achieved starting from $53. Barton Creek Square Mall location.

Winston's Kitchen Serving up quality eats of well-loved Jamaican comfort food.

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