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Central Harlem
553 Manhattan Ave.
(at 123rd St.)
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When you're leaving the game and you want to carry on drinking before you hop on the subway this is your closest option.
Central Harlem
72 E. 161st St.
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This once world famous uptown jazz club had been shuttered for 30 years, but was reopened in the Spring of 2006 and is well on its way down the long road to regaining its former glory.
Central Harlem
206 W. 118th St.
(btwn St. Nicholas & 7th Ave)
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This locals dive is one of the oldest bars in Harlem. It's not so much a destination as a place to end up. But it you find yourself here, there's a pool table, a game on the TV, and even a piano against the wall if you've got the chops.
Central Harlem
2021 7th Ave.
(at 121st)
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Take the elevator up to this 2 floor bowling alley. The prices are the best in the city ($7.50/pp/game on weekends) and everyone here seems to be either smiling or laughing.
Central Harlem
2116 Adam Clayton Powell Blvd
(at 7th Ave)
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Opened in the 30's and recently renovated this Harlem institution has hosted all of the cities greats from Davis to Coltrane. The ribs are to die for and the jazz is still some of the best in the city. Attracts a mix of students, tourists, and neighborhood locals.
Central Harlem
288 Lenox Ave.
(btwn 124th & 125th St.)
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9/10
No alcohol. No coffee. Just Jazz jams by some amazing talent in the middle of the afternoon.
Central Harlem
2236 Adam Clayton Powell Jr Blvd
(at W 132nd St.)
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Dancing, live latin music, tiki huts, and a jaw dropping sunset over the hudson. Hard to argue with really.
Central Harlem
348 Dyckman St.
(at the Hudson River)
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Central Harlem
134th St.
(at Lenox Ave.)
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Central Harlem
2254 5th Ave.
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-/10
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