Catch a live culinary demo starring Harlem chefs Marcus Samuelsson and Melba Wilson on April 28, 2021. Continue Reading →
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“Mm! Mm! Good!” Restaurant Week Continues With 650 Restaurants From Harlem To Hollis
As New York City eateries resume indoor dining, NYC & Company’s NYC Restaurant Week To Go will continue to run through February 28, 2021. Continue Reading →
City Announces Kenneth Ebie As Executive Director Of BE NYC Initiative
NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) Commissioner Jonnel Doris today announced the appointment of Kenneth Ebie as the inaugural Executive Director and Chief Development Officer of Black Entrepreneurs NYC (BE NYC). Continue Reading →
How Can Small Businesses In Harlem Stay Afloat During C19?
The Harlem EatUp’s Harlem Serves Up! Fundraiser 2020
Chefs and restaurateurs including Mashama Bailey, Aliyyah Baylor, Adrienne Cheatham, Nina Compton, Charles Gabriel, Carla Hall, Kwame Onwuachi, Melba Wilson, Tren’ness Woods-Black, Skai Young and Raymond Zamanta Mohan, among others. Continue Reading →
Council Bill To Remove Roadblocks For Restaurant Outdoor Cafes From Harlem To Hollis
New Yorkers may see more outdoor cafes open in their neighborhoods when restrictions on in-person dining at city restaurants are lifted as the city rebounds from its coronavirus outbreak. Continue Reading →
Dining With Miss Lil: Harlem EatUp, Humana And Melba’s Host Healthy Eats for Seniors
By Lil Nickelson
Harlem EatUp Foundation (“Harlem EatUp”), Humana (“Humana”) and Melba’s Restaurant (“Melba’s”) joined forces on Wednesday, June 26th, 2019 to present a two-hour private cooking demonstration of healthy dishes to Harlem seniors. Continue Reading →
‘Chopped’ Winner Aarthi Sampath Joining Kitchens With Chef Melba Wilson For Harlem Food Pop Up
New York City shares an enviable position across the world for its commitment to world cuisine is a common knowledge reports American Bazarr Online. Continue Reading →
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