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BLACK GAS & CONVENIENCE

Plan the stop, fuel the trip and keep more everyday spending in community. This growing guide covers documented Black-owned service stations, neighborhood marts and convenient travel essentials.

8 documented places to start

Black woman operating an independent neighborhood gas station and convenience market

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Nash family at their Milwaukee BP station

Fuel & Gas Stations

Nash Family BP

807 W Atkinson Ave · Milwaukee, WI

4.9

Sonia and Marvin Nash operate this long-running Black- and Brown-owned neighborhood fuel station and convenience store.

  • BP fuel
  • Snack mart
  • Clean restrooms
  • Community hub

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Fuel & Gas Stations

Park Heights BP

4419 Park Heights Ave · Baltimore, MD

4.8

A documented Black-owned service station serving Baltimore's Park Heights community.

  • BP fuel
  • Convenience mart
  • Neighborhood service

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Fuel & Gas Stations

Hicks & Fatz CITGO

Jonesboro, GA

4.8

Colisha Hicks and Fatz opened this independently operated station as a visible point of Black ownership in Clayton County.

  • CITGO fuel
  • Quick mart
  • Community-owned

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Convenience Stores & Bodegas

Cleo's Bodega & Cafe

2424 Dr Martin Luther King Jr St · Indianapolis, IN

4.8

A Black-owned bodega and café built around dignified access to fresh food and convenient neighborhood essentials.

  • Fresh food
  • Pantry essentials
  • Cafe
  • Neighborhood market

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Black Bodega storefront in the Bronx

Convenience Stores & Bodegas

Black Bodega

231 E 167th St · Bronx, NY

4.8

Founded by Lenny “Alizé” Jones with Robert Forbes and Rusheed Nash as a Black-owned neighborhood bodega in Morrisania.

  • 24-hour deli
  • Made-to-order food
  • Neighborhood essentials

Documented at its 2021 opening; verify current operating status before traveling.

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Momma Zee inside Food to Plez in Harlem

Convenience Stores & Bodegas

Momma Zee's Food to Plez

2061 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd · Harlem, NY

4.8

Excenia “Momma Zee” Mette's longtime Black woman-owned Harlem bodega combines grocery basics with made-to-order food.

  • Deli sandwiches
  • Prepared soul food
  • Grocery section

The business is historically documented; verify current operating status before traveling.

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Convenience Stores & Bodegas

Chopped Broadway Bodega & Deli

307 S Broadway · Baltimore, MD

4.8

Ernestine Chambers and Naté Gordon opened this Fells Point bodega around affordable groceries and signature deli sandwiches.

  • Chopped subs
  • Affordable groceries
  • Black woman-owned

The store experienced a 2025 flood closure; confirm reopening status before visiting.

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Convenience Stores & Bodegas

The Nourish Spot

107-05 Guy R Brewer Blvd · Queens, NY

4.9

Dawn Kelly's neighborhood wellness market offers convenient, nourishing food and drinks in Southeast Queens.

  • Fresh juice
  • Healthy grab-and-go
  • Local pantry

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Independent station ownership changes frequently and is unusually difficult to verify nationally. Every entry includes an honest verification note; call or check the current listing before making a special trip. Ratings are BLAKDOTTIE editorial discovery scores, not customer-review aggregates. Submit a documented station through Drop a Dot™ to help this guide grow.