The Edge Harlem

All 15 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Central Harlem recs?3 pts
“We went to The Edge a lot for brunch partially because it was the closest but very satisfying classic Caribbean staples there, and they had tons of non-alcoholic drink options like shrubs which I prefer at brunch.”
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in:Food highlights in Harlem area 3 pts
“If you like seafood and spicy food, The Edge”
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in:Favorite restaurant north of Central Park?31 pts
“The Edge”
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in:Restaurant recs for my sad sis11 pts
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in:Any suggestions for lunch or dinner. Dinner less than $50 PP without alcohol please. Any cuisine.10 pts
“The Edge!!”
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in:Favorite restaurant north of Central Park?3 pts
“Second The Edge.”
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in:Solo Dining lunch in Harlem3 pts
“Ponty Bistro; Tsion Cafe; The Edge!”
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in:Malcolm X and 125st2 pts
“The Edge (Jamaican-British fusion)”
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in:Restaurant recs for my sad sis2 pts
“Red Rooster and The Edge are pretty good.”
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in:Can anyone suggest a good Jamaican restaurant in Manhattan, Queens or Brooklyn?2 pts
“A little more upscale than some of the other places mentioned but definitely very good food.”
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in:What's your "go-to" casual neighborhood spot?1 pts
“The Edge in Harlem- great Carribean food and a solid brunch”
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in:Favorite restaurant north of Central Park?1 pts
replying to u/throwawayzies1234567: Second The Edge. I also love Floridita, but that may just be childhood nostalgia as they don’t seem to have great ratings. Tryon Public House also has really great pub food.
“Their brunch is so good.”
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in:Restaurant recommendation around Harlem/UWS1 pts
“The Edge”
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in:Any suggestions for lunch or dinner. Dinner less than $50 PP without alcohol please. Any cuisine.1 pts
“Winnie Said and The Edge are both great. Admittedly I’ve only been to The Edge for brunch but I’m sure it’s solid for dinner too.”
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in:Looking for good food recommendations in West Harlem1 pts
“Maison Harlem, the edge and Sottocasa are good for sit down.”
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