Harlem News, Life Style, History & Renaissance
Harlem News, Life Style, History & Renaissance
By Sam Mattingly
A native New Yorker, with a restless spirit, Alex lived and worked in various parts of the country, including Miami and San Diego, taking on a number of positions, primarily in the hospitality and restaurant industry. Continue Reading →
By Lil Nickelson
Settepani is located at 196 Lenox Avenue on the Southeast corner of 120th Street and has been a part of the Harlem restaurant scene since it first opened 18 years ago in 2001. Continue Reading →
In occasion of the 45th anniversary of Harlem Week, Shake Shacks is introducing the new Harlem Week Burger. Continue Reading →
By Richard Love
It can be difficult to narrow down your options before you go out to eat anywhere in New York City. Continue Reading →
By Alex Sanders
It can be difficult to narrow down your options before you go out to eat anywhere in New York City. There are so many top-rated restaurants in the city — how can you choose even one? Continue Reading →
For over four decades, The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce has celebrated Harlem’s rich cultural heritage through the month-long celebration of HARLEM WEEK—lovingly described “the longest week of the year.” Continue Reading →
On Tuesday, November 7, 2017, Tren’ness Woods-Black (Sylvia’s Restaurant), Nikoa Evans Hendrick (Partner, Sexy Taco Dirty Cash) and Beth Shapiro (Executive Director, Citymeals on Wheels) delivered wonderful specially prepared meals to the homebound elderly neighbors in Harlem. Continue Reading →
Esquire writes that Sylvia’s Restaurant history is long and lauded. It’s been serving soul food to Harlem since 1962, when Sylvia Woods herself started up the joint, and it’s still in the family. Continue Reading →