Guidebook for New York
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It's a beautiful place to walk around, and the giant sloping lawn down by 135 St is great for lounging.
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St. Nicholas Park
Saint Nicholas TerraceIt's a beautiful place to walk around, and the giant sloping lawn down by 135 St is great for lounging.
A really cool museum with a bunch of modern African American artists.
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The Studio Museum in Harlem
144 West 125th StreetA really cool museum with a bunch of modern African American artists.
Levain Bakery - Harlem
2167 Frederick Douglass BlvdThe cookies are out. of. control.
Really interesting insight into an often overlooked Founding Father.
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Hamilton Grange National Memorial
414 W 141st StReally interesting insight into an often overlooked Founding Father.
Food Scene
Abyssinia
268 W 135th StV delicious.
Manhattanville Coffee
142 Edgecombe AveThe hippest coffee shop in town.
Amy Ruth's
113 W 116th StEverything here is perfect.
Taco Mix
234 E 116th StYou can't beat the El Pastor Taco here.
$5 for a giant plate of chicken, rice, and beans that'll last you for a whole day.
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Tropical Grill
2143 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd$5 for a giant plate of chicken, rice, and beans that'll last you for a whole day.
Sugar Hill Cafe
410 W 145th StCute little coffeeshop in a basement with great sandwiches, too.
Drinks & Nightlife
At The Wallace
3612 BroadwayGiant Jenga. Giant drinks. Outdoor seating.
El Kallejon
209 E 117th StLive music, sometimes. Tasty food and drinks all the time.
Harlem Tavern
2153 Frederick Douglass BlvdEverything is tasty, and the drink menu is quite large.