A Block of Delectable Restaurants
As if in direct response to yesterday’s New York Times question of "Where to Eat?" in Harlem, Tony Dokoupil of the New York Press offers the following suggestions:
"Before the banks of upper Amsterdam Avenue transition from Columbia University-Morningside Heights into Spanish Harlem, and local business concerns shift from Art Supplies to Check Cashing, there exists a block-long arcadia: Five affordable, delectable restaurants, relatively isolated from the known culinary world, but each worth a trip."
Amsterdam Ave. (betw. 122nd St. & 123rd Sts.)
-Max SoHa, 212-531-2221
-Sezz Medi, 212-932-2901
-Max Café, 212-531-1210
-Kitchenette Uptown, 212-531-7600
-The Turquoise Grill, 212-865-4745
Read the whole article at: nypress.com [website]
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- Below 125th Street, Notes from the Editor, Flavor Guides | Time: 8:03 am (UTC+8)
Amsterdam Ave transitions from “Morningside Heights into Spanish Harlem”? He may be right about the restaurants but his geography is a little confused.
Comment by Joe — April 27, 2006 @ 4:02 pm