A Taste of Seafood at 50 E 125th Street has been serving the Harlem community for over 15 years. The menu ranges from seafood to Southern food, with entrees prepared fresh daily. Catering services are available for events of all sizes.

Billie's Black at 271 W 119th Street serves gourmet soul food in the heart of Harlem, fusing hearty home cooking with an elegant, creative twist. The space is enhanced by live jazz, soul music, poetry and media screenings. With its warm ambiance and stylish decor, the restaurant positions itself at the forefront of Harlem's dining renaissance.

Carrot Top at 5025 Broadway is a bakery specialising in fresh cakes, muffins and cookies made from a signature recipe. Custom cakes are available for all occasions.

Often nicknamed Saint John the Unfinished, the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine in Morningside Heights is the seat of the Episcopal Diocese of New York and one of the largest church buildings in the world, despite never having been completed. Construction began in 1892, when Bishop Henry Codman Potter laid the cornerstone, and after more than a century the towers, south transept and a planned central spire still stand unbuilt. The long timeline left its mark on the architecture. The original .....

Coogan's at 4015 Broadway in Washington Heights has been a neighbourhood institution since 1985, serving as a gathering place for the area's diverse community. The menu reflects the multicultural neighbourhood, offering meatloaf and burgers alongside rice and beans and pastelitos. Doctors, construction workers, politicians and local residents share the space beneath decor that mixes Kennedy portraits with Dominican art.

Gabriel's is where the most powerful people in the entertainment world go to sip Blueberry Belinies and dine on the best haute northern Italian cuisine on the Upper west Side. A "gracious and spacious" hideway that's perfect for business lunches and dinners.

Guadalupe Restaurant at 597 W 207th Street serves Mexican cuisine in the Inwood neighbourhood of upper Manhattan.

This branch of the Hard Rock Cafe is unusual among the chain's outlets in sitting inside a sports arena, built into Yankee Stadium in the Bronx. Part restaurant, part music-memorabilia museum, it follows the formula that has made the brand a fixture worldwide, but here it is woven into the home of one of baseball's most storied franchises and open to ticket-holders and passers-by alike. The Hard Rock story began in London in 1971, when two Americans opened a casual diner serving burgers and roc.....

A large neighbourhood spread across the northern reaches of Manhattan, Harlem holds a singular place in American cultural history as a centre of Black life, art and music. Settled by the Dutch in the seventeenth century and named for the city of Haarlem, it grew through waves of newcomers and, in the early twentieth century, became the heart of a Black community whose creativity reshaped the nation's culture. The 1920s brought the Harlem Renaissance, an extraordinary flowering of literature, ar.....

Le Monde celebrates the cuisine of the Loire Valley. Known as the "Garden of France," the Loire is home to some of the best-loved French dishes such as Coq Au Vin and Potato, Goat cheese and Caramalized Onion Tart. Sample some of the great Loire wines including Charles Jouget Chinon or Daniel Chatard Sauvignon Blanc. Like the river Loire, the region runs through the heart of French life, and Le Monde celebrates the convivial bourgeois lifestyle with its warm atmosphere, welcoming service and del.....