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Category Archives: restaurant
Calvin Copeland Passes At St. Lukes Hospital – Funeral Arrangements
For 50 years, Calvin Copeland, was the master chef and owner of Copeland’s Restaurant and Reliable Catering on West 145th Street in Harlem. Continue reading
Posted in Business, Deaths, Deceased, funeral, Harlem, Harlem deaths, Harlem Decassed, Harlem food, Harlem Funeral, Harlem World, Harlem World Magazine, In Memory, Passes, restaurant
Tagged Alzheimer’s disease, Benta’s Funeral Home, Calvin Copeland, D. Downing, Gwendolyn Copeland, Harlem, Irene Clark, Jr., New York, New York Times, Nicholas Avenue, Northern Manhattan Nursing Home, Our Lady of Lourdes RCC, R. Smith, Saint Nicholas Avenue (Manhattan), St. Luke’s Roosevelt Hospital, United States, Vincent Copeland
What’s New: Hot Bread Kitchen in East Harlem
You probably have had some dough from Hot Bread Kitchen without even knowing it – the bakery ships its goods to many of the city’s top restaurants. Continue reading
Posted in Food, Harlem food, restaurant
Tagged Baking and Confections, Bread, cooking, Hot Bread Almacen, Hot Bread Kitchen, Park Avenue, restaurant
Harlem’s Trattoria Amici Restaurant Shuts Down
DNAinfo reports that the Italian restaurant Trattoria Amici, 383 Lenox Ave., at West 129th Street has been shut down after an undercover NYPD sting operation allegedly found that the establishment served alcohol to minors on two different occasions in June. Continue reading
Reader Review: Seasoned Vegan Restaurant
“There is a new food operation, Seasoned Vegan, inside Lee Lee’s Bakery 4 days per week. We wandered in last night, but I highly recommend you check it out. First of all, the food is great, cheap, and the sort not readily available in Harlem. Continue reading
Posted in Food, restaurant
Tagged Jennifer, Lee Lee's Bakery, reader review, Seasoned Vegan, Vegan, Vegetarian
Red Rooster to open in Harlem
Food
By Jon Schuppe
DNAinfo Reporter/Producer
MANHATTAN — Fans of celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson have been speculating for a while that man who cooked for President Barack Obama’s first White House state dinner would be opening a restaurant in his adopted neighborhood of Harlem. Continue reading
Salters Scene: Atomic Wings Harlem Turns One
De’Von Christopher Johnson, Trevor Sinclair and Jamal Waldron started out years ago investing in the stock market as members of an investment club. While other members of their investment club moved on, they pushed on and last year started their own business: Atomic Wings Harlem.
On Sunday December 13, 2009, Atomic Wings Harlem, located on the corner of 113th Street and Frederick Douglas avenue, celebrated its one year anniversary with a public celebration.
The owners took this opportunity to say thank you to the community for their support. Guests enjoyed music, food and artwork on display by Harlem artist James Shields. Additionally, Atomic Wings Harlem kicked off their internal mentorship program which will pair employees under the age of 18 with an owner or community leader once a week.
Now a Harlem celebration would not be complete without an appearance by Community Liaison Leslie Wyche. Among others Nina Flowers from the Apollo, artist Gwendolyn Black, John Jay College’s William A. Allen, MS, MPA and artist/producer Maxine McCrey stopped in to help Atomic Wings Harlem celebrate.
If you haven’t been to or order from Atomic Wings Harlem, De’Von Christopher Johnson says come on by and try us out. It’s a good experience.
For more information about Atomic Wings log onto http://www.atomicwings.com/
To see more pics from this event checkout the HWMag gallery.
Talay’s Triple Threat

Good things come in threes, right? The trio of Pedro Veras, King Phojanakong and Soulayphet “Phet” Schwader would say so, now that they’ve opened Talay (let’s not forget the 2 bars, on two levels). Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, restaurant
Tagged King Phojanakong, Pedro Veras, Soulayphet "Phet" Schwader, Talay, West Harlem
Rao’s Restaurant in Harlem
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Rao’s is a restaurant founded in 1896. Rao’s is located at 455 East 114th Street, Italian Harlem, New York City. The restaurant was started in 1896 by Charles Rao, who moved with his parents from Italy to the United States. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem, restaurant
Tagged Frank Sinatra, Harlem, LeRoy Neiman, Rao's restaurant












































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