Harlem Seafood Soul, a vibrant food stall at Dekalb Market, serves up soulful seafood delights like shrimp and grits and po'boys with a side of upbeat vibes.
"If you work in Downtown Brooklyn, or are perpetually searching for the city’s best Trader Joe’s, you’re likely intimately familiar with the wonders of Dekalb Market Hall. With 33 vendors, making food decisions in this subterranean space isn’t easy, but if freshly fried chicken tenders, mac and cheese, and collard greens sound good today, Harlem Seafood Soul is a decent option. The bright red-and-gold stall is the second location of a Harlem food cart in Harlem that specializes in things like fried catfish and saucy shrimp po’boys. While you could bring your lunch back to your desk, you’ll have more fun sitting and eating on a stool here, rocking out to soul music and R&B, and chatting with the chef. photo credit: Harlem Seafood Soul" - Will Hartman
"Dekalb Market Hall, one of our favorite food halls, is now home to the second location of Harlem Seafood Soul, a beloved uptown food truck. At this brick-and-mortar counter, you can get things like fish and grits or shrimp po’boys in the subterranean space." - Will Hartman, Willa Moore
"Harlem Seafood Soul, a food truck on West 125th Street, has opened a food stall at the Dekalb Market, in its basement-level food court." - Emma Orlow
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