Happy Mother’s Day to all of the wonderful Mother’s here in Harlem and everywhere around the world! Thank you for all the things that you do for all of us!
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Happy Mother’s Day to all of the wonderful Mother’s here in Harlem and everywhere around the world! Thank you for all the things that you do for all of us!
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Happy Easter Harlem from all of us here at HarlemCondoLife. With Easter being such an important holiday for many of us here in Harlem (and around the globe) we hope you have a healthy and happy Easter with your family, friends and loved ones. And take a little time to reflect and give thanks. Be grateful for today and every day and for those less fortunate than you, send some extra love their way. For those of you also going to church this morning, where are you having your Easter Sunday lunch/dinner? Get ready Harlem, it is going to be a busy and blessed day!
Thank you to all of our loyal readers and followers here at Harlem Condo Life after all these years. We are happy and grateful to be able to help contribute our little part to the Harlem community at large. We will continue to keep our blog and content positive, enjoyable and informative. The original founders of HarlemCondoLife, HarlemCondoLife.com, @HarlemHCL are all still here (minus one) and we are HarlemGuy, NativeNewYorker, HarlemHouse and ICare4Harlem. We are grateful to our guest bloggers who add various posts, breaking news and their own perspective and views on issues whenever they are able to help us out. As we say in our Bio, ”We remain a group of friends from diverse backgrounds living in Harlem and sharing news and events with our community and around the globe. Harlem is universal. It is an identity known throughout the world.” We are happy and blessed to be part of Harlem.
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Posted in Announcements about HCL, Apollo Theater, Community, East Harlem, Harlem, Holiday, New York City, South Harlem (SOHA), West Harlem
Tagged 67 Orange Street, Amy Ruth's, bier international, Billie's Black, Cedric Bistro, Chez Lucienne, Chocolat Restaurant and Lounge, Harlem Food Bar, Harlem Tavern, Jado Sushi, Les Ambassades Bar & Restaurant, Lido Italian Restaurant and Bar, Londel's Supper Club, Maison Harlem, Melba's, Miss Mamiie's Spoonbread Too, Red Rooster, Sylvia's, The 5 and Diamond, The Corner Social
A friend of mine and to our blog mentioned that he saw a fire truck in front of Cedric last night. I know they were planning on filming an episode of Black Ink Crew (the new reality show on VH1) last night so we thought maybe this was all part of it. But unfortunately, it was in fact a fire. Their Christmas tree caught on fire and damaged a small section of the bar and ceiling area. Thankfully nobody was hurt not any of the staff or the upstairs neighbors.
They are working hard to get everything up and running again in a few days. We here at HarlemCondoLife hope to see business resume quickly for Cedric and the whole crew!
Cedric French Bistro
Grand Opening of CEDRIC FRENCH BISTRO in Harlem
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What are we doing New Years Eve Harlem? First off, there is no need to go downtown to celebrate, because our Harlem neighborhoods have everything you need right here! Call in advance to make a reservation with your favorite place and find out EXACT details as Harlem is going to be busy tonight!
One of the first restaurant bars to reach out to us was Lido on Frederick Douglass Boulevard. Call and make a reservation. They will be bringing in the New Year with a special dinner menu and drinks.
More Harlem Hot Spots to consider are Corner Social (ad above), L Lounge (was told they will have a DJ spinning), The 5 and Diamond (listed below), 67 Orange Street (make a reservation space limited), Bier International, Cove Lounge, Ricardos, Billie’s Black, Cedric Bistro (Dinner is sold out but come in after 11pm to have drinks and fun), Harlem Tavern, Red Rooster and Ginny’s Supper Club. New kids on the block Jado Sushi, Harlem Food Bar, and Maison Harlem are all three great suggestions as well.
It might be a difficult night to “bar hop” as many of the places listed are reservations only for New Years Eve. But make the rounds and try your luck if you do not have a reservation. It’s not too late with many of these places to make your reservation though today. I know we have left many places out. If we have, call and make sure they are open and celebrating tonight. I believe Melbas is closed tonight for NYE but will be open for New Years Day. Perfect hangover food!
2013 is going to be a great year I can just feel it! So let’s get it started off right by bringing in the New Year TONIGHT IN HARLEM!!!
(The 5 and Diamond dinner starts at 5pm and their inaugural NYE celebration kicks off at 10pm! Try out new kids on the block Maison’s delicious food and drinks (above) and welcome them to the neighborhood.)
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Posted in Drink, Entertainment, Harlem, Holiday, Menu Harlem Hot Spots, Menu Harlem Restaurant Row, Music, New York City, Restaurants
Tagged 67 Orange Street, bier international, Billie's Black, Corner Social, Cove Lounge, Ginny's, Harlem, Harlem Food Bar, Harlem's Restaurant Row, HarlemCondoLife, Jado Sushi, Maison Harlem, Menu Harlem Hot Spots, New Year Eve in Harlem, New Years, Red Rooster, The 5 and Diamond, The L Lounge
HarlemHouse “Some people want it to happen, some wish it would happen, others make it happen.” – Michael Jordan
By HarlemHouse HCL brings you a new Podcast Mix in Celebration of Black History Month. Mixed by RhythmDB you will find on this mix Gospel, Jazz, House, R&B, Soul, HipHop & Classics. Enjoy & Celebrate!!!
By HarlemGal for HarlemCondoLife On Twitter, we are sometimes asked “where should I go for brunch in Harlem?” We provide several options in our tweets. However, at the top of HarlemGal’s list I respond with “go to Il Caffe Latte at 189 Lenox Avenue.


