Places to go, things to do, food to eat.
Food scene
Melba's
300 W 114th StChef Melba offers what she calls "American Comfort Food."
Some of everybody comes here: daters, families, people who just finished playing tennis. Dress up. Dress down. Be seen. Catch the game. It's a big indoor/outdoor space with room for everyone.
428 locals recommend
Harlem Tavern
2153 Frederick Douglass BlvdSome of everybody comes here: daters, families, people who just finished playing tennis. Dress up. Dress down. Be seen. Catch the game. It's a big indoor/outdoor space with room for everyone.
Booths. Active bar scene. Inventive menu. Very popular Sunday brunch spot.
69 locals recommend
Row House
2128 Frederick Douglass BlvdBooths. Active bar scene. Inventive menu. Very popular Sunday brunch spot.
Voted one of the best new brunch places of 2021. Maybe the best. Special.
169 locals recommend
VINATERÍA
2211 Frederick Douglass BlvdVoted one of the best new brunch places of 2021. Maybe the best. Special.
More for grown-ups than pick-ups. Great place to share a hunk of cheesecake at the bar.
65 locals recommend
Chocolat Restaurant & Bar
2223 Frederick Douglass BlvdMore for grown-ups than pick-ups. Great place to share a hunk of cheesecake at the bar.
City advice
Getting around
8th Avenue: aka Central Park West, Frederick Douglass Blvd
The B train and C train both stop at 116th Street and Frederick Douglass. The B train doesn't run on weekends.