Lido Harlem Restaurant

Italian restaurant · Central Harlem

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"If you hit Lido in the evening, you’d just assume it was another reliable, slightly romantic neighborhood Italian place. And it is. But if you visit on a weekend day, you’ll find a bottomless brunch situation that people take very seriously. For $16, you’ll get two hours of all the mimosas you want, along with brunch food that’s certainly not mind-blowing, but also much better than it needs to be after an hour of never-ending mimosas." - Katherine Lewin

Lido Harlem Review - Harlem - New York - The Infatuation
Noah Devereaux

2168 Frederick Douglass Blvd, New York, NY 10026 Get directions

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@lidoharlem

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