EatOkra

Our mission

To connect foodies to Black restaurants and culinary events while amplifying the dining experience for and by Black communities.

This is how we do it

Food

Discover 9,000+ of your favorite (and soon-to-be favorite) Black-owned restaurants, eateries, and food trucks available at your fingertips.

Culture

Read stories about the history of restaurants and foods, find events, like Eat Black Charlotte, in your area, and share your experience with other foodies all on the EatOkra app.

Community

We connect 350,000+ foodies to Black culinary creators and restaurants reimagining the dining experience in local neighborhoods nationwide.

JOIN EATOKRA

Download our easy-to-use mobile app to discover Black-owned restaurants, eateries, and events near you.

Our Partners

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EatOkra connects 350,000+ foodies to Black-owned restaurants, eateries, and food trucks nationwide and includes a network of leading partners, like Pepsi and Uber, looking to amplify your business.

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People Are Talking About Us.

See the major recognition we’ve been blessed to receive in the media.

02 December 2021

Apple Picks Its Top Apps And Games Of 2021

From a guide to Black-owned restaurants to a remastered version of a classic game, the winners cover a lot of ground.

14 August 2021

14 Apps To Make Wedding Planning A Breeze

Signature Bride

The list of details to wrangle to get down the aisle can feel like it never ends, but this doesn’t have to be the case. Wedding planning apps are making it easier than ever to stay organized (and sane!) as the Big Day approaches. Here are 14 you’ll want to instantly download to make the process streamlined and enjoyable.

16 June 2021

Eat Okra’s New Marketplace Aims To Help Black Owned Businesses

TravelNoire

In 2016, couple Anthony Edwards Jr and Janique Bradley, together with their partner Justin Johnson, created the EatOkra app to help users find Black-owned restaurants in their vicinity. Now the app is expanding to create a marketplace to showcase the products of Black and Brown food vendors.