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Bar/Lounge
Named in tribute for the address of the 19th century’s Almack’s, one of New York City’s first black-owned bars, this stylish lounge defines the Harlem cocktail. Try its signature Legrand’s Old Fashioned or the knowledge-dropping Emancipation. Some pretty wicked bar food too!
This modern space evokes the lively sexiness of Harlem. Sidle up to the bar and strike up a conversation, enjoy music from various DJs and nibble on a menu that can only be found right here in Harlem.
We cannot lie, we adore this spot…step in and you are instantly transported to the 70’s: wood veneer paneled walls, sunken bar, pleather seats, the amber glow filtering your vision and all. From the owner of Harlem Public and The Wallace, Honeywell delivers its retro vibe right down to classic cocktails and homemade Chex mix. Dive into the Honeywell where the moments are bottomless.
With a cozy, lodge-like atmosphere and a killer happy hour, Mess Hall serves up a seasonal selection of craft beers, bourbons, and cocktails, not to mention their famous hot dogs. Stop by on Tuesday nights for trivia and Wednesdays for open mic.
A pioneer of Harlem’s now famous Restaurant Row, Moca Lounge has been serving the Harlem community for over 10 years. Join the revelry nightly for a cocktail, wings, communal sporting event watching, music and more.
RDV – Rendezvous is Chef Kfir Ben-Ari’s modern French bistro. Located in Harlem, just two blocks from Central Park, Rendezvous serves modern French Mediterranian cooking with a personal twist. His exquisite creations from Foie Gras to grilled salad prepared with the best performed French techniques will leave you asking for more.
A Harlem great since 1942, Sarah Vaughn, the Duke and other legendary names have graced its stage. Live jazz (and a cocktail) is the name of the game.