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 Orange Street or the knowledge-dropping Emancipation. Some pretty wicked bar food too!

This eatery welcomes you to Senegal. One of the original restaurants on 116th St, the hub of Harlem’s West African community, Kine has moved further uptown for more space.  Your first bite? Try the national dish, Thiebou Djeun, “fish and rice.” Be ready to eat!

From the owner of Corner Social comes another corner locale on 122nd street and Restaurant Row serving contemporary American food with a hip-sway to Latin and Caribbean flavors. The open industrial cabana feel of the space is punctuated with a neon sign reminding you to always stay in a HARLEM STATE OF MIND.

The former Billie’s Black, recreated as a seafood restaurant, still offers a casual, convivial neighborhood experience. Step in for some east and west coast oysters and a craft cocktail at the speakeasy-esque bar area or dine on their new menu.