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Dining With Miss Lil: Cafe du Soleil is Cool Daddy

By Lil Nickelson Café du Soleil is a cool French bistro restaurant located at 2723 Broadway (in between 104 and 105^th Streets) on the upper West side of Manhattan that has a warm, relaxing and inviting atmosphere about it. Continue reading

Morningside Park’s Down Father’s Day At Farmers Market In Harlem

Sweet, with Father's Day around the corner this weekend the Morningside Park's Farmers Market hosted by the Friends of Morningside Park is giving dad a Free Pickle on a Stick.Continue reading

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High School Students Face Off In Teen Battle Chef Comes To Harlem

Twelve New York students who have mastered an eight-week culinary program will put their cooking skills to the test when they face off in Teen Battle Chef Live.Continue reading

Seitu’s World: Covers The World Of The Harlem EatUp

By Seitu Oronde Here are a great series of images from Harlem photographer Seitu Oronde during the 1st Annual HarlemEatUp Festival on May 14th-17th at Harlem, New York. Continue reading

Marcus Samuelsson: Curry Chicken Salad Recipe

Just off the Harlem EatUp Marcus Samuelsson asks, how often do you have leftover chicken that you don’t know what to do with? At those moments, a boring chicken salad may look like your only option. Continue reading

Dining With Miss Lil: The 1st Annual Harlem Eat Up Festival

By Lil Nickelson Executive Chef/Owner Marcus Samuelsson of Red Rooster Harlem and Streetbird Rotisserie (pictured above with his wife model Maya Haile) came up with the idea for a festival to celebrate and showcase the diversity of Harlem’s food, culture and spirit. Continue reading

CNBC’s ‘The Profit,’ Marcus Lemonis Visits Harlem Bakery Tonnie’s Minis

We love serial entrepreneur, Marcus Lemonis on CNBC’s popular series The Profit, and love him even more the new season featuring Harlem cupcake shop, Tonnie’s Minis.Continue reading

Chef Marcus Samuelsson Neil Patrick Harris Herb Karlitz_Photo Credit Getty Images for Harlem EatUp!

Harlem EatUp! Festival, A Weekend In Review

This past weekend, the soulful cuisines, music and art of Harlem took center stage as over a hundred neighborhood restaurants, businesses and organizations—with the support of President Bill Clinton and Mayor Bill de Blasio —participated in the inaugural Harlem EatUp! Festival.Continue reading

President Bill Clinton Officially Kicked-off The Inaugural Harlem EatUp! Festival

President Bill Clinton, Founder of the Clinton Foundation and 42nd President of the United States, officially kicked-off the inaugural Harlem EatUp! Festival, Saturday May 16, 2015 in Morningside Park. Continue reading

“Melba’s” Owner Melba Wilson On The Danny Tisdale Show HW Radio Podcast

Today Danny spoke to Melba Wilson on The Danny Tisdale Show, about her fantastic restaurant Melba's at 300 West 114th Street at Frederick Douglass Blvd, in Harlem, Continue reading

Homebound Harlem Senior Get Special Meals From NYC Chefs

Today two of New York City’s finest chefs, Ben Pollinger of Oceana and Alex Reyes of Fifth Dining at Saks Fifth Avenue, prepared meals for their frail aged neighbors as part of the Chefs Deliver for Citymeals program.Continue reading

Dining With Miss Lil At Vinateria is Buono and Chic

By Lil Nickelson Vinateria is the latest restaurant that I chose to review after meeting its owner, Yvette Leeper-Bueno, her mother, Mrs. Leeper and Executive Chef Gustavo Lopez at the Harlem Eat Up Festival’s great chefs in Harlem photo shoot on April 1st. Continue reading

Harlem’s Melba Wilson Featured On New CNBC Reality Show Consumed (video)

CNBC is on the verge of launching their latest reality show entitled, Consumed: The Real Restaurant Business, premieres on Wednesday, May 13^th. Continue reading

New Leaf Restaurant Reopens In Fort Tryon Park

New Leaf, constructed in the 1930’s, was envisioned by the Olmsted brothers – heirs of the designer of New York City’s Central Park – as a concession building for a public cafeteria and park administration offices. . Continue reading