Here Are 23 Of The Best Restaurants In Harlem: Do You Agree?

HARLEM, NY — Harlem has a storied history of phenomenal restaurants in the neighborhood, but it is always challenging to make a best of list.

In May, Eater NY tried to do exactly this by creating a map of "Where to Eat in Harlem," which featured 23 restaurants in the neighborhood.

'Harlem has a reputation for its stellar soul food offerings, especially with classics like Sylvia’s, but the uptown neighborhood reflects the diversity of New York City, and its restaurants follow suit — food from Ethiopia, Mexico, Japan, Jamaica, Somalia, and more are all represented," Eater NY wrote in an introduction to the map.

The Harlem list features longtime popular eateries, more casual spots, and bright newcomers to the neighborhood.

Here's the complete list from Eater NY.

• The Honey Well: 3604 Broadway
• The Handpulled Noodle: 3600 Broadway
• Tsion Cafe: 763 St. Nicholas Ave.
• Lucille's Coffee and Cocktails: 26 Macombs Pl.
• ROKC: 3452 Broadway
• Charles Pan-Fried Chicken: 340 W. 145th St.
• The Edge Harlem: 101 Edgecombe Ave.
• Ponty Bistro: 2375 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.
• Abyssinia Ethiopian Restaurant: 268 W. 135 St.
• Harlem Hops: 2268 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.
• Tropical Grill: 2143 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd.
• Sylvia's: 328 Malcolm X Blvd.
• Red Rooster: 310 Lenox Ave.
• Harlem Shake: 100 W. 124th St.
• Vinateria: 2211 Frederick Douglass Blvd.

Let us know your favorite spots in the comment section, or what Harlem eatery should be added to the list.