Famous Fish Market – Harlem Travel Guide – iPhone, iPad, iPod
Where the locals go for fried fish or local fav
We don’t know what came first, the name Famous Fish Market or—because the 
fried fish is so doggone good—the reputation. This place does one thing, and does it right …. fried fish, shrimp and chips. The take-out-only basement restaurant is literally a hole in the wall and can easily be missed if it weren’t for the long line, especially for dinner, which snakes down St. Nicholas Avenue. Portions are more than generous and the price is right.
Cuisine: Seafood
Make a stop at the Harlem School of Arts while in the neighborhood. The school is a cultural destination in Harlem presenting dance, music and theatrical productions. Hamilton Grange is a short walk away. It’s the only home owned by Alexander Hamilton and offers tours, re-enactments and live music.
Transportation: Bus—M3, BX19. Subway—A, B, C, D to 145th St.
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What’s inside
- Nightlife and entertainment from jazz, Latin salsa, opera to classical music;
- Theatre, dance, spoken word and more;
- Restaurants featuring soul food to French cuisine and everything in between;
- Unique ethnic retail shops;
- Museums that celebrate various cultures;
- Fine art galleries;
- Majestic churches and gospel music;
- Amazing landmarks;
- Parks and free recreational activities;
- Guest accommodations;
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- Authentic tours of Harlem;
- Annual events and festivals;
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Posted by Max on 13th Jan 2012
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