CUNY’s East Harlem Restaurant Guide

CUNY has come up with a somewhat pedantic restaurant guide for East Harlem.

They’ve covered most of the bases, but oddly have some restaurants that haven’t been open for 2 years now and others are located firmly in Central Harlem. It seems surprising that they didn’t check whether or not the restaurants were still in business, and you wonder if they really know the geography of East Harlem?

Nevertheless, it’s worth checking out to see if some of your old favorites are there, or if something new worth checking out is listed:

https://www.nycfoodpolicy.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/East-Harlem-Restaurant-Guide-2022-2023.pdf

City College Postcard

Ebay has a postcard of City College, with eye popping color and wonderful framing under a gothic arch.

The request (to South Dakota) to exchange postcards, is charming:

NBT

To watch the National Black Theater’s founder, Barbara Ann Teer explain her leveraging real estate to support the arts, see this great clip that shows the $10,000,000 project that is now slated to be torn down and replaced:

Note that Barbara Ann Teer was rejected by 14 banks in her quest for financing this amazing project.

For more on Barbara Ann Teer, see:

A Chef’s Guide to Food and Culture in NYC

By Marcus Samuelsson

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NYC inspires adventure through the celebration of food, culture and art. The City constantly inspires me through its rich diversity, and I’m always discovering new places in my neighborhood and beyond. —Marcus Samuelsson, Chef-owner of Red Rooster

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