Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Great wine menu. Cozy during the winter months and airy during the spring and summer months. Cafeteria style table in the main room with several smaller tables nestled around it. More private seating in the backroom Great for groups or intimate dining. This place is all about the wine and the atmosphere.
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Barawine Harlem
200 Malcolm X BlvdGreat wine menu. Cozy during the winter months and airy during the spring and summer months. Cafeteria style table in the main room with several smaller tables nestled around it. More private seating in the backroom Great for groups or intimate dining. This place is all about the wine and the atmosphere.
Best Senegalese African food in the city. Traditional, large portions and great price. Try the Joloff rice with onion sauce and the Chicken or Beef Dibi. You will NOT be disappointed. Pinky swear.
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Keur Sokhna
2249 Adam Clayton Powell Junior BoulevardBest Senegalese African food in the city. Traditional, large portions and great price. Try the Joloff rice with onion sauce and the Chicken or Beef Dibi. You will NOT be disappointed. Pinky swear.
"Best Mushroom Risoto" but all around great food. A bit pricey but worth the money.
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Ponty Bistro
2375 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd"Best Mushroom Risoto" but all around great food. A bit pricey but worth the money.
Hands down best cookies on the planet. Especially the oatmeal cookie.
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Levain Bakery - Harlem
2167 Frederick Douglass BlvdHands down best cookies on the planet. Especially the oatmeal cookie.
Drinks & Nightlife
Center of Harlem. It's a bar, restaurant, lounge. Often live jazz bands throughout the week. Also, has a nightclub on the bottom level called Ginny's Supper Club. Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings are the best. Food is alright, drinks better. Super pricey but a great hang and gives you a real Harlem experience.
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Red Rooster
310 Lenox AveCenter of Harlem. It's a bar, restaurant, lounge. Often live jazz bands throughout the week. Also, has a nightclub on the bottom level called Ginny's Supper Club. Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings are the best. Food is alright, drinks better. Super pricey but a great hang and gives you a real Harlem experience.
Top 3 cocktail bars that I have ever been to. The main bartender works Monday through Friday. He is amazing!!! The food is tasty as well. Small plates but full of flavor.
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RDV-Rendezvous Harlem
2072 Frederick Douglass BlvdTop 3 cocktail bars that I have ever been to. The main bartender works Monday through Friday. He is amazing!!! The food is tasty as well. Small plates but full of flavor.
Hand made fresh cocktails. Tasty happy hour menu. Small and personal. Chill vibe.
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67 Orange Street
2082 Frederick Douglass BlvdHand made fresh cocktails. Tasty happy hour menu. Small and personal. Chill vibe.
Arts & Culture
This museum has some of the most interesting off the beaten path exhibits in NY.
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Brooklyn Museum
200 Eastern PkwyThis museum has some of the most interesting off the beaten path exhibits in NY.
Beautiful newly designed museum full of African-American art especially from the Harlem Renaissance.
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Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
515 Malcolm X BlvdBeautiful newly designed museum full of African-American art especially from the Harlem Renaissance.
Essentials
Whole Foods Market
100 W 125th StIt basically has everything that you want.
Getting Around
Located 3 blocks from this apt. Express service. Less than a 10 min ride into the center of the city at Times Square.
A/C/B/D Subway
321 W 125th StLocated 3 blocks from this apt. Express service. Less than a 10 min ride into the center of the city at Times Square.