The Seattle-native is reaching out to the community for help to open a fast-casual restaurant model in areas that will better serve the Black community.
SEATTLE — Chef Trey Lamont has been serving up Caribbean food in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood for close to three years.
“We need these Black-owned businesses because we matter, we totally matter,” Lamont said.
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