From farming and coffee to clothing and calligraphy, South Jersey’s black-owned businesses are always a must for this Black History month and every other month of the year.
Camden
If you haven’t had Corinne’s Place, have you really had soul food? The James Beard Award winner has been a Camden staple for almost 40 years, serving up plates of ribs, brisket and fried fish with classic sides like baked macaroni and cheese, black-eyed peas and candied yams.
Moorestown, Camden
With two locations, Curate Noir works to bring products made by BIPOC-owned businesses to shoppers throughout South Jersey. With everything from candles and seasonings to skincare, the shop has a constantly-rotating selection, plus regular perfume parties where you can make your own scent.
Lawnside
Coming up on a decade in business, Free Haven Farms has been growing high quality, chemical-free produce and providing access and education to underserved communities in South Jersey. Founded by husband and wife Farmacist Micaiah and Dr. Cynthia Hall, the farm hosts Summer Science Camps, offers gardening consultations and fresh boxes.
Camden
Your new favorite cozy spot for your morning jumpstart or afternoon pick-me-up is here. Nuanced Cafe was started in 2020 with a love for coffee tea and healthy juices. It also hosts events like clothing drives, open mics and more to bring the community together. Plus, extended hours for midterm and finals season.
Haddonfield
Everything your tea-loving heart could desire can be found right here in Haddonfield, thanks to The Tea Store. Not just your classics like earl gray, but also matcha sets, tea kettles and other tea accessories. Plus, coffee lovers can find everything from specialty brands and milk frothers to coffee grinders.
Collingswood
This Collingswood space is keeping the art of calligraphy alive with supplies and classes. Grab your pens, inks, papers and other tools or stop by for a creative workshop on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays to learn the art of calligraphy.
Collingswood
Outfitting shoppers from head to toe, sunglasses to bags, earrings to rompers, Wander Boutique has been showcasing styles for over a decade. With flowing maxi dresses, printed puffer coats, styling sunglasses and more, the aesthetic shop offers a calming stop to shop.
Willingboro
La Lus means the light, and that’s what co-owners Shawnna Hardin and Jermel Vaughan had in mind when opening their vegan cafe: to offer a healthier food source for the community. The menu is totally plant-based, with highlights like beatless meatloaf, baked mac no moo, chocolate honey bun cake and falafel wrap.
