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Nestled in the heart of Harlem, just a stone’s throw from the iconic Apollo Theater, PB Brasserie stands out as a sophisticated and vibrant addition to the neighborhood’s culinary scene. This expansive establishment, from the mind of acclaimed restaurateur Chef Cisse (of Ponty Bistro fame), is a destination that promises and, for the most part, delivers an elevated dining experience. Stepping into PB Brasserie is a departure from the typical Harlem eatery. The interior is a feast for the eyes, with a grand, regal elegance immediately setting a luxurious tone. Jewel-toned, velvet-tufted furniture is perfectly balanced against ivory marble floors and pearl walls. The flickering candlelight against the royal blue and gold arch-shaped bar creates a romantic and inviting glow.

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Ponty Bistro Harlem is a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Harlem, New York. Located at 2375 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Boulevard, this restaurant has become a cornerstone of the community, celebrated for its unique fusion of West African, French, and Mediterranean flavors. The menu at Ponty Bistro Harlem is a testament to its commitment to creativity and quality.

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Plant Junkie: NYC’s Vegan Comfort Food Haven

by xoJohn

In the bustling streets of New York City, where culinary innovation thrives, Plant Junkie stands out as a beacon for plant-based food lovers. This vegan eatery has redefined comfort food, offering an indulgent and sustainable menu.

Plant Junkie specializes in 100% plant-based dishes that cater to a variety of tastes. From hearty world bowls inspired by international flavors to creative sandwiches and vibrant salads, every dish is carefully crafted. Highlights include the Sri Lankan

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Restaurant Review: Il Tinello East

by xoJohn

For over 35 years Il Tinello has blessed Midtown Manhattan with its classic Italian cuisine. The west side has enjoyed a feast of handmade pasta sumptuous sauces and incredible hospitality and now that same energy has been brought to the east side.  Just a few blocks from the historic Grand Central Station is Il Tinello’s 2nd location. The 75-seat dining space is in a cozy nook on 46th street. At the entrance step up a few stairs to the hostess and take in the quaint dimly lit area.  We sat at a nice quiet table in the rear of the restaurant.

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Review: Baylander Steel Beach

by Desha Winborne

Summer is definitely over, but the fun doesn’t have to end just yet. Head over to the Baylander Steel Beach and enjoy the last remnants of good weather. Located at the West 125th street Piers, this former aircraft carrier, the Baylander IX-514, is now a lively Harlem Hotspot, filled with good music, stellar drinks, and a casual atmosphere. The Baylander boasts one of the most impressive views of the Hudson River.

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Location: 605 Third Avenue, New York, NY

Cuisine: Asian (Japanese and Korean)

Cost: $$

Overall:  One of the tastiest options for healthier meals made fast.

A year after the debut of Gaz Oakley’s, Avant Gard’n Bowl, UK fast-casual chain Wagamama, presents another bowl with the celebrated vegan chef.  Also known as the Avant-Garde Vegan, chef and cookbook author, Gaz has a massive following and growing social media presence.  His youtube channel, Instagram profile and website are treasure troves of vegan recipes and lifestyle tips. Between the Youtube and Instagram accounts alone,

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Carnegie Diner & Cafe Officially Opens Today

by xoJohn

Back in 2016 the Carnegie Deli, an NYC icon had its final curtain call. In its wake the Carnegie Diner & Cafe has arrived to bring the nostalgia of old-school diners back to the city, creating a new generation of memories. The concept bridges the gap between modern and classic with state-of-the-art design by designer Demetris Charalambous, who filled the brightly lit dining room with comfy booths, communal tables neons, and mosaic tile flooring. Flourishing plant life adds pops of vibrant color throughout the space.

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Restaurant Review: Seabird NY

by xoJohn

Location: 361 6th Ave, New York, NY 10014

Cuisine: Seafood

Cost: $$$

Overall: A quaint casual eatery with gourmet presentation and the latest destination to cure your seafood cravings.

If you are familiar with New York City’s West Village, you’ve probably walked by this quaint bistro once or twice. Seabird is located on the corner of Washington Place and 6th Avenue, a few hundred feet from the popular basketball courts of West 4th and just steps from the Halloween and Pride parade routes. From the outside, the restaurant resembles a coffee shop or bakery, but looks can be deceiving.

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