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    Cafe Amrita

    3.3 (335 reviews)
    Open • 8:00 am - 11:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    08/10/24
    Marianne W.

    Cafe Amrita showed up at the perfect time I needed to eat something. I like the decor and neighborhood vibe. There's plenty of seats inside and outside. I ordered a Chocolate Croissant at the counter and said I was staying. It was served on a plate. After I sat down to eat we watched the Olympics on TV. As soon as I was done eating a man took away the dirty plate. I had a good experience and will definitely return when I'm in the neighborhood and need to eat something. They have an extensive menu.

    Alisha M.

    Do not come here for coffee you will get a cup of milk with probably 1 drop of espresso. It is vibey though, the music is good and it's a nice looking place feels very authentic to ny and conveniently located by Central Park but the coffee was shockingly bad and when I told them they did not offer to remake.

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    A'Yanna E.

    so annoyed they don't allow laptops. I didn't know this and stumbled upon this place while heading to the train. I rushed in as the rain was picking up, I wanted to get productive on my laptop for an hour, and eat something low budget yet unprocessed. The lady yelled my table number...I turned around thinking I had to pickup my food, no she said "no laptops, sorry" & shows me a sign I don't recall seeing so I feel she pulled it from somewhere to show me. I don't feel it was that necessary to yell when she had a long line of customers. She could've politely told me after she took care of them...it's not that serious. Instead of yelling back, bcus I have tact, I walk to where she is at the register, wait for her customer to finish his order, say excuse me then ask her can I cancel my order bcus I was unaware no laptops. I literally only came here once I saw its sign "cafe" thinking I can get work done a bit. She said the guy was already finishing my sandwich but I can take it to go. Then I change seats bcus I'm going to eat fast & go atp. The table pictured is where I went but only a lady was sitting on the far side & all other tables were full I at least needed to handle an urgent piece of biz on my laptop so I sat quickly to do. A server is yelling my number next to me and he's trying to ask the lady can he sit my food there while pointing at a sign that says "reserved" . Thankfully the lady looked confused by him (they have a language barrier I noticed) so he annoyed laid my plate down. I was thankful I wasn't told to move bcus I was already not happy there. Ultimately it's no one's fault. I think it could've been handled tactfully. I think they should have a 1-2hr limit if they have issues with squatters since she's so good at calling ppl out. Also, there were two men sitting with newspapers...would they also be considered squatters if they stayed over 1-2hr limit in the same spot? What's the policy solving for? I digress, the environment wasn't my type it's old & beat up when I prefer pretty cafes but the BEC was the best I've ever had. And I bet the giant ginger cookie is good. Would not recommend...they have a low health score I just read thanks to Yelp. Maybe worth pickup if you live in the neighborhood, otherwise eh good luck not tracking roaches home or finding them in your ordered goods.

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    Emilia R.

    The food and drinks are alright but most of the female workers are incredibly rude, specifically the women that work the cash register. I ordered a large iced chai and was given a small and was told that is the "large" when I've been to this establishment multiple times and have been given a larger volume in the past (24oz I believe) and can see other people in the cafe with larger cups. Is consistency not important here? The drink was almost completely ice. I was rushed at the register and couldn't even finish my order before the cashier was yelling the total at me. $22 for a bagel and cream cheese and a drink is not worth it here. Probably won't be coming back

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    Honor G.

    I've eaten here plenty of times. The food is mediocre, the frozen drinks are laced with syrup and sugar; yet, this place is always busy. Each time I come here, the same people are always here... and they all the know each other. This place attracts old and young, hipsters, college students, artists, etc. The draw to this place is the diverse customers. Come often enough and you'll find yourself with a new circle of friends. If Cheers or Central Perk was a real place and located in Harlem, it would be this place.

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    Gerdine B.

    Café Amrita is a really cute place. I've been there several times and really enjoyed their food. When I went in and ordered, I got a southwest panini which is was excellent. The bread was crisp and everything was flavorful. It's my favorite thing on their menu right now. I would definitely get that again. Sadly, they don't have it on the Postmates menu. They have all the other paninis but that one. So if you're looking on their don't bother. When I ordered another panini on the menu one time, it was also really good. However, the second time I ordered that exact same panini, it came as a wrap. So that was a little upsetting that they screwed up my order. The wraps definitely are not as good as the paninis. I don't think that experience is enough for me to say I'm not eating there again. Stuff happens. Besides, their food is really good! However it would be beneficial for them to update their Postmates menu, especially during the time of corona when people are staying in so much. They also have an outdoor seating area that has a very cafe feel to it. I have never sat there, but it's an option.

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    Really nice atmosphere, fast friendly service, convenient location, and exactly what I ordered. Just right :)

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    Excellent choice to sit by the park enjoying a drink and the calm atmosphere. Great happy hour specials and snacks

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    14 years ago

    Excellent café and excellent service !!! Nice choice of beers. I recommend it if you're in the neighborhood !!!

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    12 years ago

    Excellent coffee. Great place to work, as long there are not a bunch of kids running around. Great brunch on weekends.

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    12 years ago

    Great coffee. Nice crowd. Usually-friendly staff. Food decent to very good (especially the brunch menu). Drink a jeepney!

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    It's a good cafe. It gets a little crowded on the weekends, but everyone that works there is friendly.

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    Archer & Goat

    Archer & Goat

    4.4(262 reviews)
    0.6 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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    Renaissance Bistro Harlem

    4.1(465 reviews)
    1.1 mi•Harlem
    •$$
    Locally owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    I see why this restaurant has great reviews. The food and drinks were amazing. The Bronzino was the…read morebest I ever had. Omg it was absolutely incredible delicious. Words cannot describe how good it was. Please taste it for yourself. I promise you will not be disappointed. The drinks were just as good as the Bronzino. Service was great too. The bartender was very friendly and polite. Definitely a must visit if you're ever in NYC.

    Came here on Thursday because, my friend said, they were having an anniversary party with passed…read moreo'dhourves. I made my way after work - it's very small with a full bar and limited seating inside but with seating outside. Older crowd but Dj was good. Thankfully a table was free and someone got me a chair. As I waited for my friend I ordered the Ginger martini, Dibi lamb, and Crusted Ahi tuna all on the Happy-hour menu from 5 to 8 I believe. The ginger martini was very good. I didn't care for the dibi lamb & the tuna was ok. My friend ordered the chicken tacos and wings; she recieved four wings which she said, was spicy and similar to buffalo wings- they were small and looked like baby wings lol. She said the tacos were good. We were given appetizers of beef empanadas mushroom fried balls, and vegetables rolls. The empanadas and mushroom balls were good. We didn't care for the vege rolls. I also tried the bissap drink and didn't care for it. All in all I would recommend. Service was lacking a little.

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    Trufa Restaurant - Trufa Burger with Swiss Cheese
 Nine oz burger with swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions and truffle aioli. Served with French fries

    Trufa Restaurant

    4.1(360 reviews)
    1.6 mi•Harlem
    •$$

    Trufa is one of those cool confident laid back spots that somehow runs like a tiny culinary command…read morecenter. The place is small but not cramped and they use every inch wisely. Inside is my preferred move since the outside area is high traffic but you will always find a few brave souls happily dining at the two or three outdoor tables no matter the weather. The kitchen sits right in the middle of the action and the team works like a calm SWAT unit trained in gourmet precision. You order your food and it comes out in perfect time and the wild part is everything here tastes good. Truly everything. Most dishes run around sixteen to twenty dollars, unless you feel like leveling up to their specials which are worth every penny. I have had the meatball sandwich, the Truffle Burger with Swiss cheese and French fries Provencal plus other burgers like the Hamilton and California. All excellent. The pasta too. This is the kind of place where you leave full and happy for the rest of the day. Friendly staff, great energy, consistent quality and zero misses. Easily five stars. Cheers.

    Lovely and cozy Italian restaurant. It feels like a hole-in the wall, there is very limited seating…read moreand it's very casual inside. The staff are extremely friendly, and service was fast. I loved the orecchiette pasta I had, it was hearty and a good portion size. The caprese salad was delicious as well! The prices are great here, I definitely recommend a try!

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    Cozy and comfortable seating

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    Trufa French Toast

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    The Edge Harlem - Dark Cocoa: (Listed As A Mousse- But It's More Like A Pudding)

    The Edge Harlem

    4.1(868 reviews)
    1.5 mi•Harlem
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    Amazing food selections, excellent customer service, great vibe amongst staff and customers…read more The ambiance is comfortable and inviting. The owners are amazing. Great for date night, family or girls/boyz night out.

    The Edge's menu purports to blend "the flavors of Jamaica & England with a little New York…read moreattitude." My friend and I were excited to try the Jamaican side of the menu. We started with drinks. She ordered the passion fruit margarita and I went with the tamarind mango margarita. We were told the margaritas are made with a wine based cocktail instead of tequila or mezcal since the restaurant only serves beer and wine. We've never had margaritas made with wine before, which should have been our first clue to skip the cocktails. Unfortunately we were feeling adventurous and neither of us ended up enjoying our drinks. Mine lacked any hint of tamarind, had a subtle mango flavor, and tasted more like a mocktail. My friend said hers tasted like a tart beverage. We ordered the codfish fritters to start and they were a delicious appetizer. We shared the jerk chicken and pancakes and the plantain crusted crab cakes for our entrees. The pancakes were light and fluffy. Unfortunately the jerk chicken was a huge letdown. We were expecting authentic Jamaican flavors. As someone who grew up eating jerk chicken and has enjoyed the real thing in Jamaica numerous times, this wasn't it! I was also surprised to be served a chicken cutlet instead of an actual breast, thigh, or wing portion of chicken. We did not enjoy the chicken. The crab cakes were well done and topped with a stale tasting chip. The fried plantains that accompanied the dish were mushy. We did not enjoy this dish either. My friend ordered the housemade chocolate chip bread pudding, which she said had everything under the sun on it. She enjoyed it, but said it didn't taste like any bread pudding she had ever tasted. Overall, the restaurant's concept is cool, but not well executed. The service was good minus the delayed water glass refills. Unfortunately, the food and drinks were a huge disappointment!

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    Bird in Hand - Chicken and waffles and steak and eggs

    Bird in Hand

    4.3(100 reviews)
    1.9 mi•Harlem

    Came for a Knicks game reservation, left with a new favorite nightcap spot. The staff are absolute…read moregems. They were kind, accommodating, and genuinely helpful from start to finish. Bird in Hand has a lineup of fun weekly events (Oyster Mondays, trivia nights, and more), plus a delightfully eccentric cocktail menu. My partner and I tried the Bambi and Strawberry Fields Forever, and both were outstanding. Bonus points for being a cocktail bar that actually has great food. The fried chicken dinner plate was excellent--crispy on the outside, remarkably juicy on the inside. A fantastic first impression, and definitely not my last visit

    Lovely room, attentive service, food fell short…read more We visited Bird In Hand on a recent evening while in town visiting our son in Hamilton Heights. The space itself is genuinely beautiful -- dim lighting, warm decor, and a moody, inviting atmosphere that makes it feel like a proper grown-up neighborhood spot. The service matched the room. Our server was attentive, gracious, and knowledgeable, and the front of house clearly knows what they're doing. The food, unfortunately, didn't live up to the rest of the experience. The pork chop arrived dry, which is hard to forgive on a cut that should be the kitchen's pride. The steak was competently cooked but unremarkable -- no real seasoning, no char to speak of, nothing that set it apart from a passable home-cooked version. For a restaurant at this price point, the kitchen should be delivering more. I'd happily come back for cocktails at the bar -- the n and the staff deserve that. But on the food alone, there are better options in the neighborhood.

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    Clay - Grass Fed Burger w fries

    Clay

    4.2(237 reviews)
    0.6 mi•Harlem
    •$$$

    I had a magnificent experience at Clay. The ambience was intimate, cozy, and classy with low dimmed…read morelights and modern furnishings in a clean neutral palette. It's a perfect date night spot to share deliciousness with a loved one. My friend and I shared three flavorful dishes-- a radicchio salad, the Confit Duck Leg and the Paccheri, a pasta with house- made pork sausage and broccoli rabe. The duck was so tender it fell off the bone. The pasta was intricate and tasted perfect when it was first served then veered a tad salty as it marinated (but still great). The salad was gorgeous on its own but even better accompanied by the mains. The duck was probably my favorite, but every bite complemented the next thing so well, that all of my senses were thoroughly engaged. I truly was having such a deep experience with the food that at one point I asked my friend to stop talking so that I could properly take in all the flavors. Oops. She loved the food too, so thankfully she understood. We topped off the meal with the buñuelos. We liked the sauce, but I'd say it's not memorable. I liked my orange wine, and my friend was indifferent about her drink. It was a pricey dinner but such a worthwhile experience. Can't wait to go back.

    The service, the ambiance, the food, is ALWAYS amazing. My daughter and I made a reservation before…read morearriving in the city. My daughter worked here when she lived in Harlem a few years back. Of course we had to visit. No pics just us enjoying our food and cocktails while she caught up with chef and the manager. Clay will always have a special place in my heart. They truly took care of my baby when she worked there.

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    Cordial

    Cordial

    4.3(20 reviews)
    1.6 mi•Harlem

    I'm genuinely upset to not be BOASTING about Cordial. I've been passing this place for months…read morealways too busy to stop in and finally had the opportunity to dine in. Allow me to set the scene. I had a great dinner with a friend on a Saturday night near by and decided to finally pop into Cordial to see what they had for dessert. We were so excited to see chocolate fondue with seasonal fruits and a red wine poached pear dish. We ordered both and admired the cozy, warmly lit space. The chocolate fondue was great and the poached pear was okay, we ended up sending it back because it wasn't what we expected, no biggie tho shit happens. Upon looking around that's when we noticed one of the chefs making a disgusting mistake. He was wearing the same gloves he used to wash dirty dishes to prepare foods we and the entire restaurant ate. Not only that but he was also eating the fruits he cut with those same gloves! Did I eat the germs off someone else's plate while he was washing the dishes? Probably! It's really a shame and a disgrace to this beautiful restaurant. To top it all off the server was also taking shots on the job and seemed to get more hammered with each shot. I wish I could say I was being dramatic but I'm not. I will not be returning to cordial and this review is your red flag!! Proceed with caution and be safe!

    This place is sexy and intimate, great for date night or a friend outing…read more The staff is nice. My friend and I were looking for a place for dessert and drinks, so we stumbled into the Cordial. I ordered the prosecco, and we tried the chocolate fondue and a pear dessert. The bartender took our order; he told us that the chocolate fondue came with seasonal fruits, which he told us came with bananas, strawberries, and apples. When he gave us the desserts, the fruits on the plate were nothing, he told us. It had mango, apple, and figs (my friend is allergic to mango), so she was only able to eat only the 5 little apple pieces that were on the plate, and the figs were very mushy. The pear dessert was not so great. So I asked the bartender if he could exchange the pear dessert for more fruits for the chocolate fondue. Again, it was random different fruits; the second round of fruits was figs, oranges, and grapefruit. Cordial is small, so you can see the chefs cooking in the kitchen. With that being said, you can see one of the chefs washing dishes with gloves on and then proceeding to eat a mango with the same glove and then preparing the meals he cleaned dishes and ate with. It was so unsanitary. I just got disgusted and disappointed quickly after watching him. The sad part is that I and my friend were super happy to find a chill place to go and hang out near where we reside, but unfortunately I'm not sure I'll go back.

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    View of the bar

    Cordial - Cordial taco ($8)

    Cordial taco ($8)

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    Fieldtrip Harlem - Strawberry Soft Serve (vegan)

    Fieldtrip Harlem

    4.3(265 reviews)
    0.5 mi•Harlem
    •$$

    I realized the other day I was long overdue to acknowledge my adoration for one of the five…read moreboroughs' best restaurants - FIELDTRIP (original and premiere location in Harlem) - so a friend and I had lunch here on 4/25/26. Read on if you desire genuine knowledge and only dine out with intention. First, and most importantly, shouts to Myles and the team working this day. The salmon in my Jerk Salmon Bowl and my friend's Atlantic Salmon Bowl was flaky, tender, juicy, and perfect. The rices (white with Jerk, black forbidden with Atlantic) confirmed and celebrated what Chef JJ Johnson wrote in his must-have book The History of Rice. This is to say there is no rice like FIELDTRIP rice: soft, sturdy, sweet, savory, herby, attaches to sauce and protein and vegetables when you want it to, remains on its own when you simply want to enjoy it by itself. The plantains and greens that accompany are ridonkulous icing on the salmon sundae. If you aren't a fan of Brussels sprouts, you likely have good reasons. And, you owe it to yourself to order Crispy Brussels. Besides being cooked so they are toothsome, textured, and still sweet, they're quartered or sixthed, which makes them easier to enjoy and perfect carriers for the crispy bits that top them. I love oxtail. To enjoy this rarely served beef element in a perfectly wrapped and fried egg roll added to my adoration. After bite one, I literally unwrapped my half to see how the shredded meat was coexisting. No saucing was necessary, though the Avocado Cilantro and New Jack Sticky BBQ (both of which were enjoyed by me via spoon) would have enhanced the roll most righteously. Lastly, when you dine in or take away from FIELDTRIP, you need Nana's Bread. It is what you might enjoy if a freshly made flour tortilla, naan, pita, and focaccia met, joined, and were put through a presser. I would dip and dredge Nana's Bread in everything. Your next meal needs to come from FIELDTRIP. Period.

    Amazing food, Amazing service, Indoor dining is an option. Everyone was friendly and good vibes…read morewere given by the customers and staff. You can see that this restaurant is a staple to the community. My shrimp bowl I thought was delicious although it could have used a bit more rice to soak up the curry that was in the bowl. Our crab pockets were really good too. This restaurant is definitely a hit and I will recommend this particular one. I will be back! Shoutout to my server who helped me that day I don't know how to pronounce her full name but it had Anna in it. She gave what every restaurant should give. Five star service with a pleasant attitude. Two Thumbs Up! Happy Yelping!

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    Red Rooster Harlem

    Red Rooster Harlem

    3.6(4.2k reviews)
    0.9 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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    Delicious Deviled Eggs

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    Red Rooster Harlem - Best Wings

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    The Parlor at Red Rooster Harlem. The trendiest restaurant in New York to host you next private party or event.

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