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Whole Foods Creates It’s All Good 365 Swag

With Whole Foods planning to become neighborhoods by opening a store in Harlem, now just as they have succeeded by figuring out the food predilections of a whole generation of pickier Harlem eaters, the company is now hoping to win a second time the same way.Continue reading

This Harlem Entrepreneur Got Her Beer On Walmart’s Shelves

Celeste Beatty is something of a rarity in the craft beer world: she’s a woman, and she’s African-American. There are so few black small-batch brewers that none of the official bodies in this growing, lucrative industry have even thought to collect data on race.Continue reading

6 Baths 4 Beds $4.9 Mill To Move In Central Harlem

This incredible and unique legal three-family brownstone is in pristine condition and provides all modern amenities. The owner's duplex with garden and cellar underwent a recent gut renovation at 154 West 120th Street, New York, NY 10027. Continue reading

Whole Foods Does A 365 Before It Opens In Harlem

Before Whole Foods opens in Harlem, they feel a combination of tattoos and organic produce might not be an intuitive combination, but Whole Foods suggests it will help attract a bigger Harlem Millennial market.Continue reading

General views of Lenox Lounge before and after the facade was stripped of its Art Deco details and sign located at 288 Lenox Avenue in Harlem in New York City

Harlem’s Legendary Lenox Lounge Appears To Be Dead

Gothamist reports that there was hope for a while that Harlem's legendary Lenox Lounge—which closed in 2012 following a rich 73 years history—would one day reopen, preserving a slice of history in an area that's undergoing significant changes.Continue reading

Whole Foods To Pay NYC $500,000 Overcharging

We've posted a number of articles regarding Whole Foods before their planned moved to Harlem and their city issues, now Crains NY reports that Whole Foods Market Inc. agreedContinue reading

Whole Foods To Pay For Overcharging Shoppers In NY

As we anticipate the new Whole Foods in Harlem open, Raked reports that in an effort to settle an investigation that it overcharged customers in New York City, Whole Foods has agreed to pay $500,000 to the Department of Consumer Affairs. Continue reading

Whole Foods To Beef Up Prepared Foods

Whole Foods which plans to come to Harlem soon 2016, Whole Foods Market is making moves to beef up its prepared foods and bakery offerings. Continue reading

Harlem Whole Foods Nears Completion On 125th

Three years after it was first announced, it looks like Harlem's 39,000 square foot Whole Foods is well on its way to completion. Continue reading

Whole Foods Is About To Get A Lot Cheaper

Whole Foods which plans to come to Harlem soon, appears to be losing its loyal customer base. The company's sales at stores open at least a year, or same-store sales, declined 0.2% last quarter, marking the first quarterly drop since 2009. Continue reading

With A Store In Harlem, Fairway Slumps As Epicure Options Grow

NY Times reports that today, Fairway shares trade around $1.80 — a little more than the price of three tangerines.Continue reading

Whole Foods Recalls Products Over Listeria Scare

Refinery29 reports that if you've been grocery shopping at Whole Foods recently, it's time to check your fridge. The supermarket chain that is opening a new store on 125th Street and Lenox Avenue in Harlem announced a recall of several salad items over the weekend due to a potential Listeria contamination.Continue reading

Whole Foods Is Offering More Amazing Deals

Last month, Whole Foods (who is coming to Harlem) shocked us all when the supermarket chain, often known for its expensive groceries, gave us a month-long break on our morning coffee prices. They gave us 25-cent cups of java, and we reconsidered our nickname, "Whole Paycheck." Continue reading

Up Close with CC Minton: First Lady Hosts White House Kids State Dinner

By CC Minton First Lady Michelle Obama hosted fifty-five young and talented chefs at the White House "Kids State" Dinner.Continue reading

Raymour & Flanigan Signs Lease At Harlem Development

The Commercial Observer reports that Raymour & Flanigan, the American furniture store that began in 1947 in Syracuse, N.Y., has signed a lease at Jeff Sutton’s Wharton Properties’ six-story retail development on West 125th Street in Harlem.Continue reading