NYC/Harlem Village guidebook
My Favorite Chill out eateries
I Highly recommend this restaurant. Mainly because the food is to die for. Moreover It's 250 ft from my building. Sometime I slip on a pair of joggers and flip flops Take a 1 minute stroll down the block to The Edge restaurant and Get a bite to eating. depending on the time of day and or how I feel, I'll have a dessert , espresso or whatever float my boat. Then take my satisfied self in the house and relax.
147 yerel halk öneriyor
The Edge Harlem
101 Edgecombe AveI Highly recommend this restaurant. Mainly because the food is to die for. Moreover It's 250 ft from my building. Sometime I slip on a pair of joggers and flip flops Take a 1 minute stroll down the block to The Edge restaurant and Get a bite to eating. depending on the time of day and or how I feel, I'll have a dessert , espresso or whatever float my boat. Then take my satisfied self in the house and relax.
Red Rooster
310 Lenox AveThe food, service, Location is Great need I say more.
Make My Cake
2380 Adam Clayton Powell Jr BlvdMake my cake is my go to spot. The cake is Heavenly
French food with an African flair, Ponty’s is a tribute to Harlem’s West African influence. Open for breakfast through dinner, dishes vary from luncheonette fare (omelets and burgers)
115 yerel halk öneriyor
Ponty Bistro
2375 Adam Clayton Powell Jr BlvdFrench food with an African flair, Ponty’s is a tribute to Harlem’s West African influence. Open for breakfast through dinner, dishes vary from luncheonette fare (omelets and burgers)
No one comes to Harlem with out visiting The world Famous Restaurant. The popularity speaks for itself
405 yerel halk öneriyor
Sylvia's Restaurant
328 Malcolm X BlvdNo one comes to Harlem with out visiting The world Famous Restaurant. The popularity speaks for itself
Chef Melba Wilson practically comes from Harlem royalty; her aunt, Sylvia Woods, is the namesake of the neighborhood’s most iconic soul food restaurant. Melba’s serves American comfort food, and no trip is complete with an order of the chicken and eggnog waffles served with strawberry butter and maple syrup, which Wilson used to defeat Bobby Flay on his TV show Throwdown! in 2008.
138 yerel halk öneriyor
Melba's
300 W 114th StChef Melba Wilson practically comes from Harlem royalty; her aunt, Sylvia Woods, is the namesake of the neighborhood’s most iconic soul food restaurant. Melba’s serves American comfort food, and no trip is complete with an order of the chicken and eggnog waffles served with strawberry butter and maple syrup, which Wilson used to defeat Bobby Flay on his TV show Throwdown! in 2008.
Neighborhoods
I love this area,sometime a walk that path taken in the beautiful states not realizing I walked realizing walk to midtown Manhattan
10 yerel halk öneriyor
West Side Highway
West Side HighwayI love this area,sometime a walk that path taken in the beautiful states not realizing I walked realizing walk to midtown Manhattan
Sightseeing
Apollo Tiyatrosu
253 W 125th Stwww.apollotheaters.org