Listening to the next generation of Jazz at Harlem Stage on Saturday: LINK
The Blessing of the Animals at St. Johns the Divine on Sunday: LINK
A historic adaptation of Alice in Wonderland presented at Morris-Jumel: LINK
Viewing Alma Thomas artwork at the Studio Museum on 125th: LINK
New local brew and pizza at Hop House on FDB and 120th Street: LINK
Checking out the new Harlem Shake location on East 111th Street: LINK
Discovering the East Harlem Bottling Co. on Lexington by 107th Street: LINK
Seafood and craft cocktails at the new B2 Harlem on West 119th: LINK
Trying out southern whiskey at Uptown Bourbon by 152nd Street: LINK
Drinks at the new Alibi lounge on 7th Avenue by 139th Street: LINK
Catching up with 80s fashion through the Antonio exhibit at El Museo: LINK
Trying out burgers at Harlem Burger Co. on FDB and 118th Street: LINK
Discovering the Morningside Park Farmers Market on Saturday: LINK
Slurping up authentic ramen at R.O.K.C on Broadway by 141st Street: LINK
More java at the new Hamilton's Bakery on Broadway by 146th Street: LINK
Drinks at the Sunday LGBT Pride Night at Hogshead Tavern: LINK
Eating hand-made tacos at the Oso on Amsterdam and 140th Street: LINK
Getting java at ACP Coffee on 7th Avenue by 134th Street: LINK
Brunch or dinner at Sottocasa Pizzeria on Lenox by 121st Street: LINK
Tasting delicious Japanese curry at the new Curry-Ya Uptown: LINK
Breakfast or lunch at Company on Edgecombe by 158th: LINK
Destination worthy brunch at Solomon & Kuff on 12th Avenue: LINK
Weekend brunch at The Row House on 8th Avenue and 115th Street: LINK
Burgers for dinner at Island Burgers on Broadway by LaSalle Street: LINK
Get affordable takeout at BK French Cuisine on 7th by 128th Street: LINK
Sunday Brunch at Mountain Bird on East 110th Street: LINK
Brunch or Dinner at Chaiwali on Lenox and 124th: LINK
Tasting incredible Edomae style sushi at Inoue on Lenox and 129th: LINK
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