Black Woman-Owned Restaurant ‘The Shack Houston’ Fights to Stay Open: ‘Help Us Keep Our Doors Open’

For over a decade, The Shack Houston, a beloved Black woman-owned restaurant in the heart of Houston’s South Side, has been a go-to spot for BBQ, soul food, and community connection.

But now, the family-owned eatery faces an uncertain future, with just two months to turn things around.

In an emotional video shared on the restaurant’s Instagram page, one of the owners made a heartfelt plea to the community:

“Hello everyone, our family-owned restaurant is at risk of closing for good. We only have two months left, and we can’t do it without you. If you’ve ever enjoyed a delicious meal here, made a memory with your family, or simply love supporting local businesses, we need you.”

The post, captioned “Let’s save a South Side gem!”, urged Houstonians to grab a friend, enjoy a meal, or share the video to help the restaurant stay afloat.

A Decade of Flavor and Love

Located at 3610 Reed Road, The Shack Houston has become more than just a place to eat—it’s a cornerstone of the community.

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