Spacious inside and outside, this bar, grill and beer garden is a hot spot for Harlemites and Manhattanites alike. There's live music on Tuesdays and Thursdays and on Saturdays and Sundays at brunch.
This cozy spot offers dishes such as Yebeg Aticha (lamb marinated with ginger and rosemary spices) and Zoma Tibs (cubed filet mignon pieces marinated in green peppers and red onions).
Another in the string of new eateries to find a footing in South Harlem, Frederick Café Bistro serves coffee, lattes and pastries while providing a brightly lit space to sit down and recharge.
The traditional Italian décor coupled with the brick wall normally seen in bars lends itself well to the overall ambience of this spot. A variety of Italian dishes are offered, and they also deliver.
Fit for stumbling upon with its charming shack-like façade, equipped with fairy lights, a brown picket fence, a bulletin board of sorts and a cozy outdoor seating area. Live music seven days a week.
A prime spot for the end-of-week partying ritual. It offers a cozy lounge area and features a brightly lit, colorful bar. You can also sway to live jazz on some nights.
This Brooklyn-born establishment now has a branch firmly rooted in South Harlem. Grab all of your organic groceries here; there's even a sushi bar upstairs aptly named SuHa. They also deliver.
One of the biggest names in beauty products right now has its flagship store in this neighborhood. Their natural hair and skincare products cater to many different hair and skin types.
