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21 Black-owned restaurants in N.J. you need to try in 2021
Updated Feb 25, 2021;
Posted Feb 14, 2021
In honor of Black History Month, here are 21 Black-owned restaurants you can try in New Jersey this year.
Chefs Gesis Segura and Lakeema Dupree prepare plates at Sweet T s Southern Eatery in Montclair.
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New Jersey’s culinary expertise is not only delicious it also exemplifies the Garden State’s diversity. In honor of Black History Month, we’ve decided to put together a guide to some of the best Black-owned restaurants in the state.
That includes soul food, international fare, plant-based options, and eateries both old and new.
13-year-old barber to hometown icon. Meet the man behind this unique haircut experience.
Updated Jan 12, 2021;
Posted Jan 10, 2021
Dre Perrin runs the oldest Black-owned business in Teaneck. In October, he had a street renamed for him in town.
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At 13-years-old, Andre Perrin was fired from his first gig as a barber in Englewood; it was the first and last time he would ever work for anyone else.
Shortly afterwards, he was able to convince his parents to open a barbershop in their hometown of Teaneck in 1991, a shop he essentially ran with their help. And it’s been a rewarding ride ever since, Perrin told NJ Advance Media.