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A movement is burgeoning in the vibrant heartbeat of New York City, where hip-hop has been engrained since its fiery genesis in the South Bronx during the 1970s. With their matchless talents, the city’s illustrious hip-hop artists are now crafting business legacies, echoing the rhythmic pulsations of the city’s streets in iconic locales that are more than just establishments—they are a tribute.

Café With a Pulse: Coffee Uplifts People (CUP)

Coffee Uplifts People.

Nestled in Brooklyn’s Bedford-Stuyvesant is CUP, an avant-garde brainchild of Angela Yee, the acclaimed former co-host of The Breakfast Club. Incepted in 2020 with cohorts LaRon Batchelor and Tony Forte, CUP resonates with the cultural mix of Brooklyn, presenting a gourmet blend of global breakfast offerings. Discover More.

Green Revolution: Juices for Life
Juices for Life is more than a mere juice bar—it’s a mission by Styles P and Jadakiss from The Lox. Having lived the benefits of a healthy lifestyle, these artists have embarked on a journey to empower communities through wellness.

Bronx’s Gastronomic Ode to Hip-Hop: Beatstro
Step into Beatstro, and you’re transported to a New York of yesteryears—the epoch of hip-hop’s genesis. Junior Martinez and Alfredo Anguier have curated an experience replete with graffiti, a nostalgic menu, and memories of legends like DJ Kay Slay.

Boogie Down Grind Café: Where Hip-Hop Brews
Majora Carter’s Boogie Down Grind in South Bronx is a resonating testament to hip-hop’s indomitable spirit. Supported by Beyoncé’s BeyGood initiative, it’s a confluence of culture, coffee, and community.

Urban Fashion’s Citadel: Up NYC
The streets of Harlem, Inwood, and the Bronx house Fat Joe’s Up NYC are a mecca for sneaker aficionados and urban fashion enthusiasts. A testament to the rapper’s passion, it’s where streetwear meets exclusivity.

Stay Press’d: A Crown Heights Gem

Sweet Chick

Meechy Darko’s Stay Press’d is where health meets flavor. A hip-hop-centric retreat offering juices and more, it embodies the essence of Brooklyn’s vibrant neighbourhood.

Sweet Chick: Culinary Beats in Every Bite
Nas’s Sweet Chick serves nostalgia on a plate. Its iconic chicken-waffles combination has become a citywide sensation, resonating with every food enthusiast’s soul.

Wu Tang’s Brew: Killah Koffee Shop
Ghostface Killah’s Killah Koffee, a rarity in Staten Island, mirrors the rapper’s essence—a blend of quality, authenticity, and surprise.

Unleash the Artist Within Paint N Pour
For those who cherish creativity, Paint N Pour is a sanctuary. Dive into the world of art, hip-hop tunes, and gourmet delights—a perfect blend of rhythm and artistry.

Bronx Native: A Style Statement
Bronx Native isn’t just a clothing line—it’s a narrative. Founded by siblings Amaurys and Roselyn Grullon, it’s a tangible reflection of the Bronx’s soul with a touch of hip-hop elegance.

For a deeper dive into the city’s hip-hop heartbeat, NYC Hip-Hop Events is your guide.