Black-owned restaurants have emerged in destinations around the world. They’ve reached the four corners of the globe; extending an invitation to people of all cultures to experience the cuisine of the Diaspora. Although the Black-owned restaurants in Ireland aren’t as plentiful as other destinations, the restaurateurs there are cooking delicious food and impacting the community. With diverse flavors, cuisines, and culinary styles, here are a few Black-owned restaurants to check out throughout Ireland.

Soul Eats

For savory, Jamaican-style soul food in Dublin, plan a visit to Soul Eats. Located at the Finglas Business Park, Soul Eats offers catering services and the option to dine in. In addition to Jamaican favorites like rice and peas and curry goat, they also have a variety of seafood boils and African-inspired dishes. The restaurant is open Thursday through Sunday from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. It’s a great spot to stop for a quick taste of the Caribbean.

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Location: Dublin
Type of Cuisine: Jamaican
Menu Spotlight: Brown Oxtail Stew
Before You Go: Earlier this year, Soul Eats rolled out a new line of baked goods including cookies. Grab some the next time you visit.

Hi-Spirits Wine Club

Hi-Spirits Wine Club brings the culture to Dublin. The Black-owned wine club hosts events throughout the year in the Irish city. They aim to create a curated experience for guests, elevated with great drinks, incredible food, and community vibes. Fashion and literature are major components of these events and Hi-Spirits has partnered with other brands to create cultural dialogues in Dublin. This is a great vibe if you can catch one of their events while in town.

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Location: Dublin
Type of Cuisine: Wine & Special Events
Menu Spotlight: Varies By Events
Before You Go: Visit the Hi-Spirits Wine Club website for updates on upcoming events in Dublin.

Rumble Cuisine

If you don’t feel like leaving the hotel and have a taste for good African cuisine, place an order at Rumble Cuisine. The restaurant is available for delivery only. Travelers will find their menu on their Instagram in the story highlights. They have a little bit of everything from coconut rice and lamb chops to jollof and various pastas. The restaurant is also available for catering large gatherings and events in Dublin.

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Location: Dublin
Type of Cuisine: African Cuisine
Menu Spotlight: Egusi Soup
Before You Go: Rumble Cuisine is available for delivery on Saturday and Sunday. All orders must be placed by noon on Friday for weekend delivery.

Chuk Bites

For those visiting Limerick and looking for African food, check out Chuk Bites. The Black-owned restaurant brings African flavor and charm to Ireland with hot, fresh food delivered right to you. They have all the traditional favorites from egusi soup and jollof to yams and plantains. The food is delivered on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday. Food orders start rolling out at 2 p.m. and customers can contact the restaurant by text or email to place their orders.

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Location: Limerick, Ireland
Type of Cuisine: African Cuisine
Menu Spotlight: Bitter Leaf Soup
Before You Go: To order, guests must pre-order meals from Chuk Bites Monday through Friday for weekend delivery.

Gursha

Gursha is the only Ethiopian restaurant in Ireland. The owner grew up in Ireland and wanted to bring a piece of his cultural cuisine to the European country. Now, Gursha serves high-quality meat and vegan dishes for guests to dine on. The restaurant is open Tuesday through Sunday and the majority of their main dishes are gluten-free. Gursha is a favorite amongst travelers and locals and is praised for their hospitality.

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Location: Dublin, Ireland
Type of Cuisine: Ethiopian Cuisine
Menu Spotlight: Truck Trio
Before You Go: Gursha started as a restaurant pop-up in Ireland in 2019.

LEmpireTreatz

For delicious sweet treats in Dublin, make a stop by LEmpireTreatz. The Black-owned restaurant doesn’t have a brick-and-mortar shop. However, catch them outside at vendor events and markets around the city. Everything served is halal and they have a variety of sweet desserts to choose from. The waffle bar’s most popular items include their signature LollyWaffle and mini-pancakes. If you’re having an event, the waffle bar is also available for booking.

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Location: Dublin City
Type of Cuisine: Sweet Treats
Menu Spotlight: Fruity Loop Crunch
Before You Go: LEmpireTreatz is Dublin’s first LollyWaffle company.

There’s more cooking in Dublin than just the luck of the Irish. Black-owned restaurants in the city are providing a culinary gateway to food destinations around the world. From African food to Caribbean deliciousness, there’s a lot in store for travelers visiting Black-owned restaurants in Dublin.