Soul Food! Celebrate Black History Month with These Flavorful Feasts in Minnesota
Celebrate Black History Month in Minnesota with a culinary adventure through Minnesota’s flavorful delights and best soul food. 🍽️
Winona, Minnesota – Hey there, guys! It’s the month to celebrate Black History, and what better way to do it than by indulging in some mouthwatering eats? We’ve got a soulful journey ahead, so let’s dive in. These are the best spots Black-owned Minnesota businesses for soul food and tasty cuisine in Minnesota!
Mama Sheila’s House of Soul: A Legendary Start
Imagine walking into Mama Sheila’s House of Soul and being surrounded by the legends of Black music. Aretha Franklin’s spirit hangs in the air here, along with many others. Leave your worries behind and fill your plate at their all-you-can-eat buffet. Don’t miss the jerk chicken at Angelea’s Soul Food Kitchen either. It’s a family-run gem inspired by the amazing matriarch Angelea Rogers, who left us in 2017.
Soul Bowl and Afro Deli: Fast and Flavorful
For a fresh twist on soul food, hit up Soul Bowl in Graze food hall. They let you create your own bowl with exciting flavors. And speaking of fast and fabulous, Afro Deli is a must-visit. You can chow down on gyro-stuffed chapati wraps or savor a thinly sliced Somali steak sandwich. Options, options!
Trio Plant-Based: Veggie Delights
Vegetarians, we’ve got your back. Head to Trio Plant-Based in Minneapolis for goodies like a “BBQ jackfruit” wrap filled with southern coleslaw, pepper jack cheese, and cilantro aioli. Healthy and delicious!
Krewe in St. Joseph: A Taste of New Orleans
Let’s take a little journey to St. Joseph, where Krewe awaits. It’s like a slice of New Orleans right here in Minnesota. Enjoy Creole, Cajun, Italian, Irish, and Vietnamese flavors. Oh, and make sure to grab some tasty bread, pies, and pastries from Flour and Flower, run by Krewe’s co-owner, Erin Lucas.
East African Delights in Willmar
For an authentic taste of East African cuisine, make your way to Willmar. You’ve got Somali Star and Faafan Restaurant, where “healthy, diversity, and tasty” all come together beautifully on your plate.
Rochester’s Culinary Scene
Rochester isn’t far behind in the culinary game. Check out Francisco’s, a standout Jamaican-owned, family-run spot offering Jamaican and Cuban delights. And if you’re in the mood for some classic American bites, Jersey Jo’s is another family-run gem serving cheesesteaks and more.
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Soul Food: Celebrate Black History Month in Minnesota
So there you have it, folks! A scrumptious journey celebrating Black History Month with a delectable twist. Get out there, support Black-owned businesses, and savor the flavors of Minnesota. Enjoy!
