DEAR SUMMER – This Saturday September 14th, Corner Social in Central Harlem will be taking advantage of the season and having a $25 Pre-Fixe Brunch with complimentary cocktails from 12 – 1 pm. Music by: GETLIVE! Call for Reservations #212-510-8552.
Corner Social – located at 321 Lenox Avenue at 126th Street Harlem, NY.
For more info please see their website Corner Social.
Harlem Park To Park Presents Harlem Restaurant and Retail Week! Starting Thursday, August 15th, Today! Look for Prix Fixe 3 course Menu Lunch $20,13 and dinner $30,13 from many of your favorite Harlem Hot Spots. Also Retailers will have on sale select items from $10,13 to $30,13. The discount menu and select retail items will continue all the way until August 31st.
So go out and enjoy Harlem and save a little dinero while supporting your community! See full list and info at www.facebook.com/harlemparktopark and www.twitter.com/harlempark2park
Posted in Art and Culture, business, Central Harlem, Community, Cooking, Design Decorating, East Harlem, Entertainment, Event, Food, Harlem, Harlem Tavern, Menu Harlem Hot Spots, New York City, North Harlem, Restaurants, South Harlem (SOHA), West Harlem
Tagged 67 Orange Street, @HarlemHCL, Bleu Violin, Chocolat Restaurant Lounge, Corner Social, Harlem, Harlem Blogger, Harlem Blogs, Harlem Business, Harlem Food Bar, Harlem Park 2 Park, Harlem Park to Park, Harlem Restaurant and Retail Week, HarlemCondoLife.com, HCL, Lenox Coffee, Lido Harlem, Moca Lounge, Red Rooster, ristorante settepani, Silvana, Sylvia's, Vinateria
Top bars and bartenders uptown compete from August 12th – 21th.
Presented by HARLEM PARK TO PARK and sponsored by RIAZUL TEQUILA.
Final showdown event on August 26th from 6 pm – 10 pm, when the winner will be announced. DJ Stormin’ Norman of SUNDAE SERMON will provide the music, and the one and only Bevy Smith will be the celebrity judge.
THE RUNDOWN:
1. 35+ bars from West Harlem, East Harlem, Central Harlem and Washington Heights/Inwood each feature an original cocktail August 12th through August 21st.
2. Visit participating bars to sample original cocktails. Discounted price of $8 for cocktail on Monday, August 12th and Monday, August 19th.
3. Vote online at Instagram @UptownBattle until August 21st for your favorite bar to advance to the Showdown Finale event.
4. Bartenders from the top 3 bars with highest votes from each neighborhood will advance to the Finale/Showdown event on August 26th to compete for title of BEST UPTOWN BARTENDER.
5. Purchase tickets for admission to VIP Showdown event featuring industry/celebrity judges and celebrity dj, discounted drink/appetizer specials and original cocktail samples.
Tickets: $35 in advance
$40 at the door
Visit uptownbattleofbars.eventbrite.com to buy your tickets today!
PARTICIPATING BARS:
WEST HARLEM
9A NYC Kitchen & Lounge
Covo Trattoria
Harlem Public
The Grange Bar & Eatery
CENTRAL HARLEM
67 Orange Street
Bleu Violin
Chocolat Restaurant Lounge
Corner Social
Cove Lounge
Harlem Food Bar
Harlem Tavern
Lido Harlem
Melba’s Restaurant
Moca Lounge
Red Rooster Harlem
Ristorante Settepani
Shrine
Silvana
Sylvia’s Restaurant
WXYZ Bar/Aloft Harlem Hotel
Ya Tenga French Bistro
EAST HARLEM
Camaradas El Barrio
Harley’s Smokeshack
Prime One 16
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS/INWOOD
Coogan’s
Dyckman Bar
La Marina
Mamajuana Café
Mama Sushi
No Parking
Papasito Mexican Grill & Agave Bar
Uptown Social
Posted in Central Harlem, Cooking, Drink, East Harlem, Harlem, Menu Harlem Hot Spots, Neighborhoods, New York City, North Harlem, South Harlem (SOHA), West Harlem
Tagged 67 Orange Street, @HarlemHCL, @harlempark2park, Bevy Smith, Bleu Violin, Chocolat Harlem, Corner Social, Cove Lounge, DJ Stormin' Norman, Dyckman Bar, Harlem Food Bar, Harlem Park to Park, Harlem Tavern, HarlemCondoLife.com, HarlemRestaurantRow, HotinHarlem, La Marina, lido restaurant, No Parking, riazul tequila, Settepani, Shrine, Silvana, Sundae Sermon, Sylvia's, Uptown Battle of the Bars, Uptown Social
Much of Central Harlem‘s new restaurant excitement spotlights Frederick Douglass Boulevard, but beautiful and historic Lenox Avenue has also become quite a culinary epicenter. And this Tuesday night, eight restaurants on Harlem’s Lenox Avenue will prove that as they serve up local cuisine as part of the “Summer Sizzles On Lenox,” a block party-style event .
“We’ve got some of the widest sidewalks in the city, we’ve got gorgeous architecture, we have a thriving commercial corridor now. It really has become a place to see and be seen,” said Nikoa Evans-Hendricks, an organizer from the group Harlem Park To Park.
Come out and sample the food, drinks, music and hospitality of the other restaurant row. A portion of the proceeds will go to the Sylvia and Herbert Woods Scholarship Endowment Foundation, which is named after the founder of Sylvia’s and her husband.
The event kicks off at 6 p.m. Tuesday. To pre-order tickets, visit summersizzles.eventbrite.com, or buy them the night of the event for $10 at Federal Carver Bank at 75 West 125th Street or Native Restaurant at 161 Lenox Avenue. Bon appetite!
Posted in Community, Drink, Food, Harlem, Restaurants
Tagged 125th Street (Manhattan), Boulevard Bistro, Carver Bank, Corner Social, Cove Lounge, Cuisine, Eighth Avenue (Manhattan), Harlem, harlem restaurant row, Lenox Avenue, Les Ambassades, Native Restaurant, new york city, Red Rooster, Restaurant, ristorante settepani, summer, Sylvia, Sylvia's Restaurant
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