Want a fun way to support Black-owned York County restaurants? Vote for your favorite
Of the many ways to celebrate Black History Month, a great meal in support of Black-owned business isn’t a bad way to go.
Visit York County came up with a list of restaurants and dessert spots to fit the bill. The Herald is borrowing that list of 13 Black-owned food and drink spots from around the county. They range from soul food to seafood, Caribbean fare to Southern staples. There are baked goods, donuts and popcorn. There even are juice and noodle bars.
Which spots are too good to miss? We want you to decide. Vote above for your favorite eatery. Vote as often as you like. We’ll wrap up the poll at noon on Feb. 21. That way we’ll have time to put a feature story together on the winner before Black History Month ends.
To make it even more fun, we’ll give away a $25 gift card for the winning eatery to a Herald subscriber.
Maybe you haven’t tried some of these places. Here’s your chance. Maybe you have a dependable favorite. Show that place some love with your vote. It’s a chance to support just some of the businesses that add their flavor to York County every day.
Check out more on the contestants here, from Visit York County:
Big Boys Country Cooking, Rock Hill
Fish Market, Fort Mill
Fresh Vibes Juice Bar, Rock Hill
Gourmet Soul Kitchen, Rock Hill
Island Grill & Pub, Rock Hill
Jennie Mae’s Southern Cuisine, Rock Hill
Mado Paris Bakery, Rock Hill
NC Noodle Bar, Rock Hill
Poppin’ Sweets, Fort Mill
Sweet Dough, Fort Mill
Sweet Tea Cafe, Rock Hill
Taylor’s Soulfood, Rock Hill
The Soulful Food Hut, York
This story was originally published February 7, 2022 at 8:44 AM.
