Guidebook for New York
Food Scene
Delicious brunch, lunch, and dinner; nighttime hotspot. Make a reservation or you won't get in!
1044 locals recommend
Red Rooster
310 Lenox AveDelicious brunch, lunch, and dinner; nighttime hotspot. Make a reservation or you won't get in!
Amazing croissants and breakfast pastries during the day; hotspot at night.
65 locals recommend
Lenox Saphire Harlem
341 Lenox AveAmazing croissants and breakfast pastries during the day; hotspot at night.
Lenox Coffee Roaster
60 W 129th StYuzu
350 Lenox AveSushi!
Sottocasa Pizzeria
227 Malcolm X BlvdThe BEST pizza.
A Harlem institution: Amazing soul food for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner; often live music. Get there early for brunch or prepare to wait!
405 locals recommend
Sylvia's Restaurant
328 Malcolm X BlvdA Harlem institution: Amazing soul food for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner; often live music. Get there early for brunch or prepare to wait!
Drinks & Nightlife
Great cocktails plus the famed "adult happy meal"—beer, shot, and a hotdog for $10 bucks!
84 locals recommend
Mess Hall
2194 Frederick Douglass BlvdGreat cocktails plus the famed "adult happy meal"—beer, shot, and a hotdog for $10 bucks!
Essentials
Pioneer Supermarkets
380 Malcolm X BlvdLarger grocery store with all your staples.
Smaller grocery store with more organic/specialty foods and good produce.
46 locals recommend
Wild Olive Market
Smaller grocery store with more organic/specialty foods and good produce.
Getting Around
MetroNorth stop, to the Bronx, upstate, and Connecticut.
67 locals recommend
Harlem-125th Street Station
MetroNorth stop, to the Bronx, upstate, and Connecticut.