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Scenes from the Storm

Most of Harlem was spared from the worst of Hurricane Sandy, but still there was evidence of the effects here. Happily many local businesses and restaurants were open and people were out in droves ready to support them.

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 Scenes from the Storm

 Scenes from the Storm

 Scenes from the Storm

 

 Scenes from the Storm

Central Park was still closed and even from the perimeter,  it was obvious many trees were felled. Please be careful walking on that side.

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 Scenes from the Storm

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Coming to Harlem – 100,000 Square Foot Development

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A reader of HarlemCondoLife informed us about a new 100,000 square-foot development that will be opening at 301-303 125th Street and Frederick Douglass Boulevard.  The four story building will include a DSW discount shoe store, Joe’s Crab Shack restaurant and Blink Fitness expected to be finished in 2013.  With a Red Lobster opening up next to the Apollo Theater we will soon have two new seafood restaurants on 125th Street.

We recently wrote about the plans for a Whole Foods to be one of many new businesses coming into the development to be built in the vacant lot on 125th Street and Lenox Avenue.  With the landmark Apollo Theater and all of the traffic  that it brings from all over the city I imagine this will only increase this busy 125th Street area.  WIth the heavily trafficked restaurants on Lenox Avenue, Red Rooster, Sylvia’s, Corner Social and the newly opened Les Ambassades there are plenty of great restaurants to eat at after an afternoon of shopping.  Also Cedric Bistro and Billie’s Black on 119th Street and too many restaurants to list on Frederick Douglass Boulevard which is now referred to as Harlem’s Restaurant Row.

Harlem’s 125th Street is a dynamic retail neighborhood with a wide variety of restaurants and a tremendous amount of foot traffic surrounding the area.  With subway lines on both Lenox Avenue and Frederick Douglass Boulevard, the amount of retail space, community residents and colleges in the surrounding area it is not surprising that Harlem is starting to attract more chain retailers.

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Les Ambassades Grand Re-Opening

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We have just received the promotional flyer and official news for the GRAN RE-OPENING of Les Ambassades Bar & Grill.  The celebration will be held on Friday, August 24th, 2012 at 7PM – 10PM.  This is an opportunity for other businesses, restaurants, bar/lounges and residents to welcome them to the neighborhood.

Over the past few weeks they have had Saturday night gatherings with DJ Breeze reintroducing the newly renovated Les Ambassades to the community.  The two events that we blogged about of Ambassades have been well attended with an enthusiastic crowd and great vibe.

The customers of the already successful Patisserie des Amassades on Frederick Douglass Boulevard’s restaurant row will certainly want to try out Ambassades new location on Lenox.   It will cater more to the bar & restaurant crowd which frequent Red Rooster, Corner Social, Chez Lucienne and other hotspots in this area of Harlem.

Please see our previous write up on Les Ambassades Bar & Restaurant Now Open  and make sure to check out their Grand Opening.

Hope to see you there!

Les Ambassades Bar & Restaurant
341 Lenox Avenue (at 127th Street)
tel.(212) 866-9700

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