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The Editorial Team

How to Support Black-Owned Businesses in Chicago in 2022


At Olive Well, supporting the community isn't just about talking each other up on social media or writing a one-off interview for our Map Project. We strongly believe in putting money back into the city we love so much. This Black History Month, Compass Chicagoland helped us prepare a list of some incredible Black-owned businesses for you to support and patronize all year long. We are excited to support these local entrepreneurs and we hope you are too!


The list is broken up by South, West, North, and Downtown neighborhoods, and then sub-divided into categories like food, drink, self-care, wellness, and clothing.


Next time you're looking for a good date night, or you just need to rejuvenate after a long week at work, we encourage you to visit these fabulous businesses below...



South

Bronzeville, Chatham, Englewood, Grand Boulevard, Greater Grand Crossing, Grand Crossing, Hyde Park, Kenwood, South Commons, South Shore, Stony Island, Washington Park


FOOD:

BEVERAGES:

FITNESS AND SELF CARE:


CLOTHING:


West

Austin, East Garfield Park, Greektown, Humboldt Park, Little Italy, Pilsen, West Loop, West Town, Wicker Park


FOOD:



BEVERAGES:


FITNESS AND SELF CARE:


CLOTHING:


HOME:



North

Andersonville, Edgewater, Lake View, Lincoln Park, North Center, Ravenswood, Rogers Park, Uptown

FOOD:


BEVERAGES:


FITNESS AND SELF CARE:


HOME:


Downtown

Loop, Near North Side, Near South Side, South Loop, West Loop


FOOD:

BEVERAGES:


HOME:

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