Native – Harlem Travel Guide – Sutro World
Ambiance….,Brunch…..Cocktails
When it opened in 2001, Native brought healthy grilled pleasures to Harlem, such as a spicy Atlantic salmon in soy ginger sauce and lightly grilled lemon chicken salad. French/Caribbean/Asian-flavored entrées like linguini with 
chicken in chipotle cream, steak au poivre, and basil curry chicken served with spicy curry sauce over coconut rice round out the eclectic menu, where the “lightly fried” calamari appetizer constitutes the greasiest dish. For vegetarians, there are selections such as black beans and red rice accompanied with garlic sautéed spinach and sweet plantain. The prix-fixe Saturday and Sunday brunch is a real bargain. It is a delight to sit outside on summer nights to enjoy a cool mixed drink or wine selected from Native’s full cocktail and wine menu.
Cuisine: French-Moroccan, Caribbean, American
Menus: Lunch, Main, Brunch, Drinks, Dessert
Feature: Outdoor Dining
If you are in the mood for soul food go to Amy Ruth’s, they have some of the best fried chicken and waffles in Harlem. Right across the street is the original Temple No. 7 where Malcolm X ministered from when he was with the Nation of Islam. It is now known as Masjid Malcolm Shabazz. It was originally built as the Lenox Casino in 1905.
Transportation: Bus—M2, M7, M10, M116. Subway—2, 3 to 116th St.
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Posted by Ryan Morrison on 20th Jan 2012
I’ve been traveling a lot and used many Sutro guides but the this one is one of the best so far.
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