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    La Charrita

    4.7 (10 reviews)
    Closed • 7:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Scott G.

    I don't know why i gave 4 stars. It's really not much of a restaurant. It's a mexican bakery/deli that also serves cooked food, including while fish, which impressed me. There are a handful of tables. Staff basically speaks Spanish. It seemed basically clean, while not decorated in any particular fashion, and i bought a specialty item for a mexican holiday. The place is no racing beauty, but the staff was helpful, and I'm sure they serve the mexican community in this part of the Bronx quite well. It's nothing special from what I can see (except for some hard to find mexican items), and I wouldn't return unless I happened to need a mexican spice and I was a few blocks away. However. For a local mexican, this place could be a 4 or 5 star joint.

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    Deli Llama K.

    What a lovely Mexican Deli! Friendly service and great food. The Tortas and Sopes are particularly delicious. Wonderfully cooked with quality ingredients, like refried beans and fresh avocados. If you find yourself in the area, definitely give this place a try!

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    Got the Chilaquiles Verdes w/ steak and eggs . VERY GOOD! For 13$ it is a very good breakfast

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    10 years ago

    great food and service. Everything is made to order! I especially love the tortas and tamales!

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    Archer & Goat

    Archer & Goat

    4.4(262 reviews)
    1.6 mi•Harlem
    •$$

    I'm surprised I've never written a review for this place considering how often I come here. It's…read moreeasily one of my favorite neighborhood spots in Harlem. The vibe is chill, relaxed, and very neighborhood-friendly. Even when it's busy, it never feels overwhelming, and they're usually very accommodating with walk-ins. The service is also some of the best I've experienced in Harlem. My go-to is the roasted duck, which is consistently excellent. It's cooked medium to medium-rare and comes with mango, onions, vegetables, and greens. Easily one of my favorite dishes in the neighborhood. The drinks are great too. I recently had the Nas, their take on a Manhattan, and it was incredibly smooth--one of the best whiskey cocktails I've had in a while. Overall, 10/10. A hidden gem on Lenox between 119th and 120th and definitely one of the best spots in Harlem.

    Came in for NY Restaurant week! Ordered the Sage Knees and the Crime of Passion for our drinks…read more(both were enjoyed). We both had Brussel Sprouts, good, but the bites without the sauce did taste like bland Brussel sprouts. I had the lamb ribs, very good. They do warn you before that the ribs have a bit of fat on them, I think in the context of NY restaurant week I'm happy to pay it but as a solo entree, the amount of fat vs meat would have annoyed me. My friend had the duck, she enjoyed it. But it is very much salad with a side of duck, I believe she had 6 pieces of duck (pictured) and then a mango, arugula and onion salad. Dessert was very good, but I do hope those are not the usual portion sizes and maybe they just served smaller for NY restaurant week. Which I really didn't mind as I was full from the entree and sprouts. Servers were really nice, this place seems to have its regulars and a nice garden sitting area towards the back. Would overall recommend

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    Harlem Biscuit Company

    4.3(359 reviews)
    1.3 mi•Harlem
    •$$
    Minority-owned & operated
    Established in 2020

    We came in with a group of 20 people, and the staff welcomed us with open arms. They handled our…read morelarge group with such great energy and hospitality, making everyone feel right at home. The food was just as impressive. The chive and cheddar biscuit was one of the best biscuits I've ever had--moist, buttery, and packed with flavor. I added the fried chicken, and it was perfectly cooked, incredibly juicy, and seasoned to perfection. Every bite was delicious. Between the warm, welcoming atmosphere and the outstanding food, this place absolutely exceeded expectations. I can't recommend Harlem Biscuit Company enough, and I'll definitely be back!

    I stopped here along the way during my tip to tip Manhattan walk. I had heard really good things…read moreand wanted to get some biscuits. This place was great because there were enough chairs to have a quick seat during our walk, as well as a bathroom inside. There are bar seats as well as sit down tables. Now besides the biscuits, which were buttery and delicious, I was blown away by the service. I ordered only two biscuits but was given three anyway, and the staff even brought over extra sauces that they recommended so we could enjoy and try different flavor combos. It really gave the feel of a super well run old school establishment that really cares about service and their customers. I loved it, and we stuck around for longer than anticipated as a result. Overall, definitely a key stop if you visit Harlem!

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    Red Rooster Harlem

    Red Rooster Harlem

    3.6(4.2k reviews)
    1.4 mi•Harlem
    •$$
    Outdoor seating
    Takes reservations

    I've been trying to come here for so long! The starters/snacks are awesome. The deviled eggs are…read morereally nice love the sauces around it. Solid. The cornbread was fantastic and the spread on it too. The fried catfish with black eyed peas was just ok. It was tasty! But maybe I had my expectations too high. Really tasty spot. Outdoor seating was nice. Jazz inside. Friendly waiter.

    This was my first visit to Red Rooster. Our group had a reservation for a Friday night. We were…read moreseated immediately upon our arrival. Our waitress was pretty good. She attempted to take a drink order for a group of ten without writing it down. She had to ask people their drink order a couple of times. Other than than she did a good job. We ordered from the special Harlem Week menu, which was a three course meal. The Deviled Egg appetizer with cornbread was delicious. The Sweet Potato Coconut Soup was good (I'm not a coconut fan). I had the catfish over black eyed peas plate. The catfish was good but I was disappointed to learn they didn't have any tartar sauce. The live entertainment, Amaya Knoelle and the Residency Band were very entertaining and they put on a great show! I would return here whenever I'm visiting NYC.

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    Ginjan Cafe

    Ginjan Cafe

    4.8(149 reviews)
    1.2 mi•East Harlem
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    When I come back to Harlem, this will be part of my journey because I want to try more items…read more I was passing time and needed something to eat for breakfast. I searched the area for food and this came up. When I got off the train it was conveniently right across the street and very inviting. I was greeted warmly and ordered the hot veggie wrap and theor bottled Ginger juice. They have a very intimate yet spacious space. I sat amd waiting for my order. They do have a small pastry/muffin section, coffee options as well as very good looking lunch amd dinner options. The wrap was smaller than expected but it was so good. The ginger juice was delicious and very gingery. Next time, I will order cassava fries also, should I choose the wrap again if pressed for time. It's a really great vibe. I look forward to returning over and over again.

    I love this place to grab a coffee or a quick bite and do some work! There is plenty of places to…read morework, I would just make sure you completely charge your devices in case you cannot find an area with an outlet. I've had the chicken yassa and it was so so delicious. I don't drink coffee too often, but when I need a pick me up, this coffee offered me a smooth energy, so I appreciated that. Some coffees make me jittery and feel on edge. The Moroccan mint tea is also great. The staff are very kind and accommodating. I love the atmosphere, and this is a safe place to visit again and again.

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    Azara Kitchen

    4.5(73 reviews)
    1.3 mi•Harlem

    I actually discovered Azara by chance! I ran into a woman on the street who asked if I had been…read morethere, knowing I'm a foodie. I told her I hadn't, and she highly recommended it, especially the grilled branzino. She said, "You have to try it," and after that recommendation, I knew that was going to be my dinner! I'm so glad I listened. The branzino was cooked to perfection and packed with flavor. The mashed potatoes were whipped beautifully, the plantains were delicious, and the grilled spinach was incredibly flavorful with just the right amount of garlic... exactly how I like it! The restaurant itself is super quaint and cozy, and the staff were warm, friendly, and helpful. My date had the lamb chops and absolutely loved them as well. It was such a lovely dining experience, and I left completely satisfied. I'll definitely be going back before I leave New York. If you're looking for a cozy spot with delicious, flavorful food and great service, I highly recommend Azara!

    I enjoyed my first visit to Azara Kitchen. I originally wanted the snapper grilled, but it's only…read moreavailable fried, so I went with the branzino. It was cooked well but could have used a little more seasoning. The complimentary sauces helped, but didn't quite make up for it. I swapped the asparagus for broccoli rabe, and theirs was fantastic. Our waitress mentioned it gets mixed reactions, but honestly, that may just be broccoli rabe being naturally bitter. If you're a fan, get it. The rice was buttery and flavorful too. My companion's lamb chops were also very well seasoned. The fresh ginger juice was delicious, with ginger as the star and the pineapple and mint more subtle. Our waitress was helpful, though an internal miscommunication meant I didn't find out they were out of the mashed potatoes I ordered until after our food arrived. Also, bring a layer! Even on a high-80s day, that AC was COLD, and I normally love a cool room. Overall, there were a few misses, but I'm open to returning at some point, especially to explore the Italian side of the menu given the chef/owner spent time studying in Italy.

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    Azara Kitchen - Tender steak slices on a toasted baguette with caramelized onions, arugula, and tangy aioli. Served with crispy fries, it's a bold,

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    Sisters' Caribbean Cuisine

    Sisters' Caribbean Cuisine

    3.8(286 reviews)
    1.2 mi•East Harlem
    •$$

    I was in NY for a few days and my friend picked this spot. I didn't think to check the reviews…read more Sisters is a small restaurant and is good for small groups. The vibe is casual. I had the Curry Goat Roti (Paratha) and a Sorrel. I grew up eating Trini food, so I'm a bit of a food snob when it comes to roti. This one missed the mark. Paratha should be soft, tender, and light. And it should taste rich and buttery. What I was served was kinda dry, borderline crunchy, and lacked flavor. I know that not everyone makes great roti, so I just tried to make the best of it. The curry goat was pretty good. But for the life of me, I couldn't understand why I kept tasting something sweet. Then my friend told me that they put candied yams on it. Not only is that weird, the yams and the goat roti don't even compliment each other. I picked out the candied yams and ate the rest of the food. Next up was the sorrel. I've been drinking sorrel all my life and this one tasted odd. I know that each country puts their little twist on sorrel......but this one tasted very different from anything I've ever had. As far as the service, other than taking our order and bringing the food, we didn't get any service. I don't know if that's their norm, but that was our experience. I'm all for fusion food when it's done well. Tatiana @ Lincoln Center is an example of that. Sisters is not it.

    I went with my church group and we had a wonderful time. The food and service were amazing!! The…read morestaff and chefs were very attentive and made sure we felt right at home. The restaurant itself felt very intimate and had great music playing. It was also my first time trying oxtail and it was delicious!! The portions are very filling!! It's safe to say that I will be back!!

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