The hardest thing about New York City is finding something that already exists. It’s easy to be in the know about the trendy, new restaurant that’s covered by all of the publications. And the vintage staples are favorites, keeping their original signs and attracting out of town clientele. It’s the places that somehow fall into the in between that are tougher to find. The decades … Continue reading La Fonda Boricua
Beautiful people flocked to the new Asian-Afro-Soul food restaurant to open in the heart of Harlem. The beautiful bar area is warm and inviting as an attractive bartender expertly shakes innovative cocktails in front of funky artwork. Unfortunately, the intimate front room of Cecil is a stark contrast with the open, extremely loud and rather bland main dining room. Our family friends arrived shortly before … Continue reading Cecil
Never in a million years did I think I’d find awesome brunch in the no man’s land between the Upper West Side and Harlem. So when my friend, Val picked Community Food & Juice on 112th, I had no idea what to expect. Turns out, this area is happening on a chilly Sunday afternoon. Hoards of well dressed individuals stand outside waiting for tables at … Continue reading Community Food & Juice
There are some sandwiches that just stick with you. One bite and a snide smile graces your face and you know this is something you need to share with everyone. This happened today. And I can’t be more excited to share. After winning our first Ultimate Frisbee game of the year on Randall’s Island (go team #PageRage), our stomachs were grumbling after all of the … Continue reading Earl’s Beer & Cheese
The Political Foodie 