Washington DC

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FishScale in Washington, DC is a 2021 Black Kitchen Initiative grant recipient with a famous fish burger favorite.

FishScale

Washington DC

FishScale is a burger joint that makes their patties exclusively from fish. Chef Henry Williams made his first fish burger at a family cookout for his mother, who was a pescatarian at the time. To his surprise, though, he found the meatless alternative impressed pescatarians and meat-eaters alike. A few years of culinary training later, along with some coaxing from his mother, Chef Williams opened the FishScale to rave reviews.

Washington DC’s 2021 BKI grantee Florida Avenue Grill is known as the capital city’s capital of soul food.

Florida Avenue Grill

Washington DC

Also known as the Capitol's Capital of Soul Food, Florida Avenue Grill is among the oldest continually operating Black-owned restaurants in the country. It's survived riots, fires, and changes in leadership to be a home away from home for people from all different walks of life.

Peaches Kitchen and Catering is a 2021 Black Kitchen Initiative grantee is a delicious dream come true in Washington, DC.

Peaches Kitchen Catering LLC

Washington DC

For Peaches Watson, Peaches Kitchen is a dream come true. When she first emigrated from Jamaica, Peaches found work as a family chef. Her cooking became so popular in the community that she started her own catering company and later, with her son, the restaurant.