More and more people, it seems, are discovering Harlem’s charms: lush parks, fabulous eateries, live music galore, and residences that offer great value. In fact, of the 120 homes sold in Harlem and East Harlem during… More
Diners from throughout the city, and beyond, flock to Harlem for its soul food and Latin cuisine—and rightly so. But the neighborhood has plenty more to offer as well: vindaloo at Mumbai Masala and Clove; gnocchi… More
Blick Art Materials, JD Sports, MAC Cosmetics, Staples, and Whole Foods Market are among the national retailers with a presence in Harlem. However, it’s the independent businesses that make the Harlem shopping experience unique. The best… More
You can’t talk about culture in Harlem without mentioning live music. Beyond the world-famous Apollo Theater, there are numerous smaller venues, such as Bill’s Place, the Cotton Club, Patrick’s Place, and Shrine World Music Venue, to… More
Nearly a century after the first Harlem Renaissance, the neighborhood is enjoying another surge in popularity. Some of that is due to the numerous revitalized brownstones, apartment buildings, and commercial complexes refreshing the Harlem landscape. And… More
Nestled between Central Park and Riverside Park, the Upper West Side has it all: Lincoln Center and the Museum of Natural History, world-class restaurants and chic shopping, family-friendly activities and hot nightspots. It also has a… More
The Upper West Side is home to four Michelin-starred restaurants: Per Se and Masa each have three stars, Jean-Georges two, and Essential by Christophe one. The neighborhood’s not all haute cuisine, however. Among its hundreds of… More
