Make an itinerary out of visiting Black-owned venues and attractions in this historic Brooklyn neighborhood.

Biggie fans, check out Brooklyn’s Bishop Gallery.

Trailblazing artists like the Notorious B.I.G. and Jay-Z came from the borough. Discover Brooklyn's enduring legacy, where rap legends and trendsetting fashion converge.

Slowly revolving ceiling fans, blues music, butcher-block tables and luscious baked goods on the counter give off a decided Southern feel.

This New Mexican diner has quickly garnered a cult following.

High-quality, homemade tortillas from heirloom corn define this cozy Mexican café and breakfast favorite.

Cuban food aficionados take note: Pilar's menu belies the tiny size of this Bed-Stuy restaurant.

A Bed-Stuy pizzeria has gone viral for its West Indian–influenced toppings like oxtail, curry and jerk chicken.

Be transported to Rome at this buzzy neighborhood bar and restaurant specializing in Roman-style pinsa pizza and negronis.

This Nigerian restaurant features a fixed-price menu served dinner-party style on a communal table.

Brownstone Jazz, housed in a restored 1800s Victorian brownstone in Bedford-Stuyvesant, is a jazz venue with an authentic vibe.

If a trip to the Holler leaves you feeling transported, don't worry, it's not the hurricane cocktails taking over.

The folks behind Williamsburg’s Lucky Dog and Skinny Dennis open a neighborhood bar in Bed-Stuy.

This stylish cocktail bar features a roller-skating theme, retro soundtrack and vintage arcade machines.

This popular bar and nightclub located in Brooklyn’s Bed-Stuy neighborhood.

This gritty Bedfor-Stuyvesant dive bar features monthly races of its two pet turtles.

This clubby neighborhood bar and restaurant offers a full calendar of live music and DJ nights.

Therapy Wine Bar 2.0 ioffers a variety of wines, cognac and cocktails from all over the world to pair with an eclectic tapas-style menu.

The center preserves the history of the free African American communities of Weeksville, Brooklyn.

A 38-foot-tall tribute to legendary Brooklyn rapper The Notorious B.I.G stands in Bed-Stuy.

A Bed-Stuy stalwart, this chic home design store is a trove of kitchen and homeware, gifts and kids’ toys.

Check out a cultural hub and boutique specializing in sustainable vintage apparel, jewelry and home décor.

Brooklyn Tea opened this brick-and-mortar teahouse as a showcase for its high-quality infusions.

This Black-owned art gallery champions local artists as well as the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat.

An artistic homage to the founding Wu-Tang Clan member’s first solo album.

This fashion and lifestyle Bed-Stuy pioneer pairs women’s apparel and accessories with a hip coffee bar.

A Bed-Stuy cornerstone since 1972, the 200-seat Billie Holiday Theatre is one of the neighborhood's few venues for live theater, focusing on work by Caribbean and African American writers.

A carefully curated selection of vintage books, magazines, coffee, beer and wine can be found in the heart of Bed-Stuy.