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Drive to dinner in style, courtesy of a group of Harlem restaurants that’s trying to lure diners uptown.
As reported by NBC-4, three Harlem dining destinations—Pancho Gringo, Covo Trattoria and the Hudson River Cafe—will send a car service to your apartment if you and your date (or spouse, or partner or just a friend!) [...]
According to a report in Crain’s, the city is setting up a culinary incubator in Harlem to nurture food entrepreneurs who want to set up bakeries, catering companies and other food producing enterprises. For more information, click here.
Update: Community Food and Juice reopened Oct. 21.
Favorite neighborhood brunch spot Community Food and Juice, which was shuttered because of a fire April 24, is set to reopen in mid-to-late July, a company spokesperson said.
The blaze broke out in the kitchen, according to Dede Lahman, of Clinton St. Baking Co. & Restaurant, which owns Community [...]
Mark from Syracuse has offered up a spirited defense of Dinosaur BBQ. By the way, for those who missed it, I revised my initial thumbs down on the place. The ‘cue I had there during a second visit was excellent.
Mark says Dinosaur’s Syracuse joint was voted the best BBQ in America. What do you [...]
Awhile back, I wrote that Dinosaur BBQ, the Harlem outpost of the ribs chain, was a keen disappointment. Yesterday, I went back.
Maybe it was that I was coming off the first bike ride of the season. Or maybe it was that there was a different chef in the kitchen cooking up the ribs, pulled pork, [...]
