Seitu’s World: Beer, Bourbon & BBQ In New York City
Photographs by Seitu Oronde
It was a Beer, Bourbon & BBQ event on Saturday, January 30th, 2016 at the Tunnel in Manhattan, NY, at 608 West 28th Street, (11th & 28th), NYC 10001.Continue reading
Famous Fish, Best Fried Fish And Chips In Harlem
That's right, the Best Fried Fish And Chips in Harlem is Famous Fish Market on 684 St. Nicholas Avenue in West Harlem. The neighborhood fish spot located just below 145th Street in Hamilton Heights has some of the best salted fried whiting and fries in the world for a great price. Continue reading
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NYC & Company Announces NYC Restaurant Week 2016
NYC & Company, New York City’s official destination market organization, announces the return of NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2016 which started on January 18th and continuing until February 5th, 2016. Continue reading
Starbucks Specialty Coffee Reserve Possibly Coming To Harlem
NY Eatery reports that Starbucks is trying to get New Yorkers hooked on its specialty coffee line, Reserve. A Starbucks Reserve recently opened in a massive, subterranean gallery space in Chelsea, and coming to the Meatpacking District with "tasting room", a restaurant, cafe, and lounge, becoming one of the biggest locations in the world.Continue reading
What’s New: Harlem Bar-B-Q And Tuscan Kitchen
Here are a couple of new food spots in Harlem from our friends at NY Eatery:
1) A new restaurant called Harlem Bar-B-Que is now open at 547 Lenox Avenue. This massive complex, with a pair of large dining rooms lined with red-upholstered booths, supposedly specializes in barbecue. 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
Restaurant Association Urges Cuomo Not To Raise Wages
NY Eater reports that the New York State Restaurant Association is trying to convince Andrew Cuomo to pump the brakes on wage hikes from Harlem to Hollis.Continue 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
The Perfect Wine To Bring To A Holiday Party In Harlem
By Paula Moulton
I became infamous at Le Cordon Bleu in France (at least in my own mind) on a relatively quiet and peaceful classroom day of wine tasting.Continue reading
Delicious Recipes For Them Left Overs
As families gather for the holidays, McCall Farms is offering Harlemites one-of-a-kind recipes to transform holiday leftovers into meals everyone will love, using farm fresh canned vegetables.Continue reading
“Eateries Will Adjust ” Says Acclaimed Harlem Restaurateur
Harlem man Marcus Samuelsson, the chef and owner at Red Rooster and Streetbird Rotisserie, talks to Greg David at CrainsNY asked about more innovative food delivery coming down the line.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo has raised the minimum wage for fast-food workers to $15 an hour by 2018 and wants to extend the increase to all employees. How will that affect restaurants?Continue reading
That Retro NorCal Diner Vibe At Sexy Taco/Dirty Cash In Harlem
The only spot for acquiring SF-style Mexican street food in Harlem is this says Urban Daddy. This being Sexy Taco/Dirty Cash, open now for all your Venezuelan-braised-lamb-and-crispy-tostones needs.Continue reading
5 Cheap Eats You Should Know About in Harlem
By Robert Sietsema
As restaurant prices continue to soar, finding a cheap restaurant meal becomes more of a priority. And if the inexpensive feed is not only delicious but also interesting, and maybe even outside your previous dining experience, all the better. Continue reading
Traditional Japanese Cuisine Comes To Harlem
NY Times reports that before Chef Sinichi Inoue starts cutting the fish that is flown in to his Harlem restaurant from Japan, he performs a personal ritual: He blesses it, expressing thanks and honoring what he will later serve to his customers. Continue reading