Tag: Harlem restaurant row
2018 Harlem EatUp! Festival – May 14 – May 20
The 4th Annual Harlem EatUp! Food, Culture & Art event will take place from May 14 – May 20th with a line-up of culinary events at several Harlem restaurants with the “Dine In Harlem Dinner Series,” and the huge outdoor
MAISON HARLEM Restaurant BISTRO to open in Harlem
Have you heard? A new restaurant is almost ready to open in Harlem on 127th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue by two “food and wine loving French New Yorkers,” Chef Romain Bonnans and host Samuel Thiam. The MAISON HARLEM Restaurant
“Yes, Chef” – Marcus Samuelsson’s New Book Release Event in Harlem
Marcus Samuelsson is set to celebrate the launch of his memoir “Yes, Chef” with a Harlem Community Book Launch Event this Monday June 25th. The FREE book launch event will take place from 3pm-7pm at the Richard Rodgers Amphitheater in
FOOD & DRINK BOULEVARD Event on Harlem’s Restaurant Row
Frederick Douglass Boulevard from 112th to 124th streets will turn in to FOOD & DRINK BOULEVARD this Thursday night as Harlem’s Restaurant Row welcomes yet another exciting event. Expect an evening of food, cocktails, music and entertainment at participating restaurants
Chef Marcus Samuelsson opens Ginny’s Supper Club in Harlem
Chef Marcus Samuelsson’s new jazz and supper spot Ginny’s Supper Club has been in the works since he opened the popular Red Rooster restaurant in Harlem, and now the joint is open for business. Ginny’s Supper Club is conveniently located
March is Harlem Restaurant and Retail Month
Harlem Park to Park has launched Harlem Restaurant & Retail Month with a host of participating Harlem businesses. The unfortunate closing of Nector Wine Bar just the other day should be incentive enough for people to get out and support
Chef Marcus Samuelsson “Savoring Harlem” on the Food Network
Chef Marcus Samuelsson of The Red Rooster restaurant is bringing the taste of Harlem to Food Network viewers this Friday February 24th, at 8 pm ET/PT. The TV special, called Savoring Harlem, will focus on Harlem’s new restaurants and food
You Know A Hood Is Hot When Its Community Board Explores Closing Bars Early
Its a trend seen all too often in Manhattan’s trendiest neighborhoods. They start off not so trendy. New bars and restaurants stake their claim. They get popular. The scene gets hotter. The neighbors get agitated about the crowds and
Harlem Restaurants get noticed in the Wall Street Journal
In today’s Wall Street Journal online New York real estate section, Harlem’s growing restaurant scene made the headlines in a piece titled “Harlem Draws a Restaurant Crowd.” The map above shows the expanding “restaurant row” in Harlem which starts
