Nestled in the heart of Harlem, Angel of Harlem is known for its party vibe and solid food. As people often come in large groups for various celebrations, this restaurant is usually packed and reservations are a must. The menu is a mix of American, Caribbean, and Latin flavors with entrees ranging from buttermilk pancakes […]
If you’re craving breakfast for dinner, you can’t go wrong by heading to Amy Ruth’s. Set in an open and casual food hall where Harlem icons smize on the murals, this eatery serves Southern cuisine that fills the belly and soothes the soul. Though the chicken and waffles are perfection, we also recommend substituting in […]
Nomad’s Gaonnuri offers an upscale rendition of Korean BBQ in an extraordinarily designed penthouse location. Set atop the 39th floor of a tower in Herald Square, the restaurant glows a romantic blue with panoramic views of the city catering to an upbeat and sophisticated crowd but still retains a chill and welcoming atmosphere due to […]
FIELDTRIP Harlem is an ode to an under-appreciated global staple: rice. Chef JJ Johnson travelled the world collecting recipes and spices, and then returned to NYC to create the restaurant we know (and love) today. Dishes are inspired by JJ’s journeys through Africa, Asia, and America. The spot is casual and straightforward—a Chipotle-style quick order […]
B Squared masterfully combines an indulgent seafood menu with a speakeasy-like vibe, all accented by a hint of celebrity. The venture is the brainchild of restaurateur Adriane Ferguson and HGTV celebrity designer Mikel Welch. It’s rapidly become known for elevated seafood served with a touch of soul. With satisfying flavors and dishes presented with panache, […]
Brown Butter NYC, where Haiti meets Brooklyn, is the spot to pair a perfectly-brewed cappuccino with a buttery homemade biscuit. A native of Haiti, owner Myriam Nicola infuses American breakfast traditions with the flavors of the Caribbean, serving up hot chocolate made with Haitian cocoa and biscuits topped with anything from fried chicken to strawberries […]
The Boil boasts three locations, but our favorite is in NoHo, tucked between Smith and Mercer on buzzing Waverly street. Southern transplants in NYC will find a taste of home, while native New Yorkers get to sample Louisiana seafood staples once out of reach in the North. The Boil fully embraces Low Country tradition, right […]
For Caribbean expats, Lolo’s Seafood Shack will bring you back home. Owner Leticia Skai Young and her husband bring the coast of St. Martin to the streets of Harlem with a colorful shopfront that stands out from the urban landscape. Fresh and spicy seafood, from crispy shrimp in a ghost pepper glaze to crab cakes […]
