Old-school beauty parlors, churches, and Nuyorican eateries dot the east side. Over west, the Apollo is in full force and the roots of the neighborhood can be heard from jazz cafes to car stereos. Sneaker fiends, college kids, and tourists share the sidewalk, but always part for ladies strolling in their Sunday best.
203 W 125th St 212-666-2242
Japanese super sneaker retailer parks stateside in Harlem. Industry insiders scramble for limited-edition streetwear, athletic gear, and accessories. These kicks are on fire!
Photo: Courtesy of Atmos
171 Malcolm X Blvd 212-961-1036
Design-minded boutique (with new digs) encourages men to dress up in Paul Smith, Hugo Boss, and hats from famed milliner (and Harlem neighbor) Rod Keenan. Ladies can toy with Iman Cosmetics and local line Bébénoir.
Photo: Courtesy of N
455 E 114th St 212-722-6709
If you can get in, more power to you (rumor has it people wait for years). But a chance at the best authentic Italian cuisine in the city definitely makes it worth a shot. Take a serious appetite and friends — everything’s served family style.
Photo: Courtesy of Rao’s
121 St Nicholas Ave 212-234-2344
Family owned bakery brings Southern tradition to wedding cakes, pies, and cobblers.
Photo: Courtesy of Make My Cake
1230 5th Ave 212-831-7272
The city’s only museum dedicated to art from Puerto Rico, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
Rendering: Courtesy of El Museo Del Barrio
Posted by Lunar on Nov 14, 2009 1:13:31 PM
you don't have listings for the Upper Westside, NYC