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Walter’s World: Thanks For a Great Evening

By Walter Rutledge

Last night I had dinner at Chez Lucienne (308 Lenox Ave). You all must be reading my column and taking my advise about this quaint restaurant that features good food and great ambience , because the restaurant was packed! The Maitre d’ Fred found us seats at the bar where David made me the perfect martini. We waited briefly until our table was ready and had a great time as always. ( Next time try the Pate Aux Fruits De Mer- grilled shrimps, mussels and linguini).

Walter’s World: Weekend Picks Valentine’s Day and Beyond February 14, 2013

By Walter Rutledge

Happy Valentine’s Day there are a variety of events to celebrate this evening for romance. There is fine dining in Harlem, dance in Chelsea, Cabaret 1940′s style at the Apollo, and dance theater by a dynamic duo in the Bronx. Here are a few of the events taking place in the city and around our community. Continue reading →

Harlem Corner Gets Very Social

Zagat reports that the Harlem blocks around 125th Street and Lenox Avenue are hot. Sylvia’s has been anchoring this lively neighborhood for years, dishing out fantastic soul food to faithful locals and tourists. Continue reading →

Harlem Restaurateurs Warn Early Closing Could Harm The Bottom Line

“Why would this area want to be closed earlier than other areas of Manhattan?…”

The owners of two of Harlem’s most popular restaurants told Community Board 10 on Thursday that a proposal to stop restaurants and bars from serving liquor after 2 a.m. could stunt the neighborhood’s culinary explosion.

The owners of Ristorante Settepanni and Chez Lucienne, both located on a stretch of Lenox Avenue between 120th and 130th Street that is increasingly becoming a dining destination, said the idea being explored by the board’s economic development committee would hurt Harlem at a time when more restaurants are attracted to the neighborhood. Continue reading →

Does This Bus Stop at 125h Street? #3 & #4

By Richard Daub

This is part three and four in a six part series.

Photo of the tour guide.

I was also curious about what the outside perception of Harlem. Having grown up on Long Island in the 1980s, Harlem was simply a place that you did not go. Continue reading →

Chez Lucienne During Harlem Week

Event

Jazz greats inspired by the city of light and French food that inspired them

As part of Harlem Week, on Sunday, August 16^th (official Harlem Day), Chez Lucienne will launch a week-long promotion: Harlem-Paris. On Sunday, August 16^th Chez Lucienne (Harlem’s own French Brasserie) will kick off a week of menu specials with live music featuring jazz vocalist, John Rainbow, from 7:00 to 10:00 PM.

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