Northend Food Hall

A great addition to Washington Heights. The Mexican food is good, the new bar had some good stuff, and bunni coffee is also good. Sometimes there are lots of kids but overall great place to grab a bite and do studying and remote work.

Been coming here for years. The bar has recently changed from Harlem public owned to el barcito, not sure if it’s a downgrade or not. Only time will tell. Over all vibe is great! La chula and Wahizza remain as perfect as ever! The chimi pizza is out of this world!

This spot brings cute vibes, great music, good happy hour prices and yummy food to dig into. Come with a date or friends and I can assure you it’s time well spent. Service was great too. Northend Food Hall is also very lgbtq friendly. That’s always a plus for me! 😊🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

I thoroughly enjoyed this red sangria from the bar during happy hour. I got to witness a catered real estate function, then I watched a few videos on my laptop. I also appreciate the restroom arrangement. Will be back!

First time visit, had the burger with sweet potato fries, the burger was delicious! Sat at the bar and had a mexician coffee martini and all I can say is "can I have another" Would definitely go back but later in the afternoon when there are not so many families there.

This food hall can accommodate large groups and typically doesn't get too crowded. Between the restaurants and bar and very open seating arrangement it's a great place for a group to gather before a night out.

Food was good. There were groups there, staff parties. Lots of variety to eat. You order from different windows. One was pizza, one was Mexican. You get drinks from the bar. It’s difficult to find parking but you can go around the block and get some. There’s also a paid parking lot and a municipal lot around the block.

Went 3 Saturdays ago for an impromptu brunch. Really cool concept, Harlem Public + La Chula + a center bar with lots of cool tables to choose from. I had my eye on Harlem Public so I went for 3 different things so I can try and review: Wake N' Bake Burger (was just okay honestly, I was sold on the hype and how photogenic it is, only ate half), the Chicken and Waffles ( chicken was just 1 pc and so overcooked and dry, almost burnt and the waffles felt like those ready made sugary ones, I was quite disappointed), and wings (these were the only ones I'd order again, decent enough, we ate 3 and I took home the rest of it). I was underwhelmed honestly, felt like I wasted close to $70-80. So much so that I called Fort Washington Public House to place an order and picked up Truffle Burger on our way back. Sigh. La Chula made up for it. My husband tried their quesadilla and it was actually pretty good. He was so sold he ordered nachos and quesadillas again for delivery the following weekend. The bar was a one man show but she was pretty nice and gave a generous pour when I ordered the Prosecco. Overall a 3.5 to 4, more so for the concept and the nice staff we interacted with. Not sure if Harlem Public had an off day for me. I was really hoping for a great experience.

Been coming here for years. The bar has recently changed from Harlem public owned to el barcito, not sure if it's a downgrade or not. Only time will tell. Over all vibe is great! La chula and Wahizza remain as perfect as ever! The chimi pizza is out of this world!

Had my kids birthday party here on a Sunday during football season Needless to say , all the dads showed up!! Great atmosphere for a little kids birthday , great for parents to mingle Food was really good and the draft beer selection impressed me

First of all, Ray at the north end bar shouldnt be working there. Full of attitude and get frustrated when you ask for more things. Isnt that the point? To sell? Kept rolling his eyes and was sassy. Extremely uncalled for and I did nothing to trigger it. Simply ordered 2 drinks and got pissed off when I added another drink for my child. When i said Ill close out he replied with a "yea i know. And again rolled his eyes" how would you know? What if i wanted an open tab. Get outta here. Wont be spending money here anymore.

Had a good time at this food hall in Washington Heights. It has a pretty big location on Broadway at 181st. Northend Food Hall is one of the hippest places to drink and eat and it's always got a party going or something. Big interior with lots of stalls to choose from. The prices can get expensive, but the quality makes it a good value on some things. Came at lunch. It was already pretty busy with some child's birthday party going on. There was still plenty of room in the rest of the place though. At the bar they have plenty of seating, and you can get your food from the other places brought here. This also is good because of the central location and the bathrooms are close too. It's about $12 for a cocktail. The best one of these we had was the Key Lime Pie-Garita. This is made with agave, Bubba's Burnt Sugar Whiskey, lime, and salt. At Harlem Public they have things like burgers. It's about $18 for the Vegan Patty Melt. This is a Beyond patty, with sautéed onions and vegan American cheese, on toasty sourdough. Big and filling. This comes with a side salad. Has a place for coffee. There's also a place with Mexican food such as tacos and lots of more stuff. For sure they have something for everyone. It's got things for breakfast, lunch, and other times. There's a ton of choices for meat eaters as well as vegans and vegetarians.

I loveee this place, specifically the tacos from La Chula. They're so good and authentic. Consistent in taste always, I will say they're a tiny bit more $$ than other places but for the quality I would say it's worth it. The staff is super nice and quick! This place always has a good amount of people in here but it's comfortable and gives off a cafeteria vibe. It's clean, local and I highly recommend trying it out if you're in the area.

Visited this place a few times for game night with friends. The interior was nicely set up, easy to navigate, lots of seating, and plenty for large groups. There was a festive, fun atmosphere. It was also not overly crowded, even on a Friday night. The venue had a decent amount of games, like Apples to Apples and Jenga. Vendors included Buuni Coffee (though closes early at 5PM), Northend Bar, Wahizza Pizza, Harlem Public, and La Chula. The first time I came by, I tried from Harlem Public. I ordered the Peanut Butter Burger, which consisted of brown sugar bacon, New York cheddar, and Brooklyn soft roll. This was served with fries. This was really tasty and the peanut butter worked well with the tender, well seasoned meat. The melted cheddar was sharp in flavor, and the bacon was wonderfully crispy, with just the right amount of sweetness. All the ingredients worked well together. The fries were perfectly crunchy, full of yummy potato-y taste, and quite addicting. On my next visit, I went with La Chula tacos. I chose Birria and Fish. I preferred the Birria, which was braised beef in red chiles, melted cheese, onions, cilantro, along with salsa verde. The beef was oh so succulent, juicy, filled with bold flavor. However, I wasn't a fan of the battered fish with cabbage, chipotle crema, pico de gallo, and salsa. While the fish was tender and flaky, it wasn't crispy enough. The fish was also kind of soggy and bland. The cabbage was also uninspired, though the sauce was decent. The last time I went, I was able to get there in time to have some coffee from Buuni. I selected the Ethiopian coffee with condensed milk. The drink was amazingly creamy, strong, and wonderful. For food, I grabbed something from Wahizza Pizza. There were some menu items that sounded good, like the Pizza Cone, but that wasn't available. I would have gone for the Meat Lovers Pizza, but they only offer the whole pie and I didn't have anyone to share it with. In hindsight, I should've went with my first choice and saved the inevitable leftovers. I ended up ordering the Calamari from Wahizza. It was so chewy and bland that I found it to be inedible. When I let the lady who took my order know, she told me she didn't have authorization to refund me. She asked if I wanted to give my information so the manager could get in touch with me to possibly grant the refund. Then, one of the cooks asked if I wanted wings instead. That sounded like a better suggestion, so I inquired if I could choose the replacement. I would've liked the Philly cheesesteak with fries, which actually cost less than the wings. The lady responded that the wings was the only option or to possibly receive a refund. Definitely not good customer service! Should've known not to get something fancy and stick to the basics at this type of place. Finally, I decided to get the wings, which were actually quite yummy. The skin was delightfully crunchy, while the flavorful sauce made it satisfyingly sticky and the meat was nicely tender. I always enjoy my time here, so will be returning. Also, the prices are pretty reasonable. Next time, I would like to try the Chorizo / Carne Asada Bowl or Quesadilla from La Chula, and at some point, the Meat Lovers Pizza from Wahizza, as it looked good.

My family and I decided to dine at the Northend Food Hall last Friday, following a friend's recommendation. Despite the crowd, mainly families with young children, and the noise, we eventually secured a table for four. Our orders included birria tacos and Mexican Elote from La Chula Taqueria, a burger with fries from Harlem Public, and a Dominican pizza from the renowned Wahizza. The food surpassed our expectations; my son particularly enjoyed the birria tacos and Mexican Elote. Personally, I found nostalgia in the Dominican Pizza, reminiscent of my childhood in the Dominican Republic. Additionally, my wife indulged in a frozen margarita from the bar, thoroughly relishing it. Overall, our dining experience exceeded expectations, and we're eager to return and explore more culinary delights.

Wahizza Let's just get right to the point you wanna know if you should try this pizza or naw... I can assure you it's a MUST! First of all, thank you to the culinary team for coming up with this chimi pizza Dominican delicacy! I had to order the chimi pizza to see what the hype was about. My friend suggested we get it 1/2 beef and 1/2 chicken, what a great freaking idea, the best of both worlds. Each bite was jam packed with flavor and the chimi sauce was drizzled all over. Yummm! While eating it, I kept thinking I'm so glad I didn't have to pick between a chimi and a pizza bc together it's better! I was enjoying the pizza so much that someone from across the bar asked me what I was eating bc I just looked so happy! We also had drinks at the bar, an old fashioned and a caipirinha. Both were really well made and hit the spot. Northend is a really nice place to grab a bite, drinks, catch a vibe. There's plenty of differently styled seating, you'll see what I mean when you get there. La Chula Oh my word, almost forgot we ate tacosss too! They were really good, classic, didn't let me down-ass tacos. Holy shit... hold up..the esquite was literal PERFECTION! Let me tell you, I put it on the pizza, now that was the flavor explosion I didn't know I needed. So the combo was chimi pizza + tacos + esquite + cocktails = PURE JOY

Yesterday was my 2nd time stopping by Northend. I got there around 8:30 PM and it was pretty packed. The concept is pretty cool, it's essentially a bar and food court. There are no waiters you go up and order for yourself. At the bar I asked for the pop rock Margarita, which I actually really enjoy from the original Harlem Public location. It's slightly fruity but still strong. I then tried the Victory Golden Monkey Belgian trip, PA 9. I'm usually more of a Pilsner girl but I enjoyed it, the taste wasn't as strong & overpowering. For food I got a chicken and fish taco with rice from La Chula. The tacos were good! I really enjoyed them. I love how they dress them up. The rice was very basic. I will say they're on the "pricer side" for Mexican food 2 tacos plus rice was about $14-15 and the portions weren't the biggest. I also tried a churro from my friend and that was delicious! I would definitely be interested in trying more menu items. Overall cool spot with good vibes. They had music going. Love that they have different food options all in one place. I will definitely be retuning.

Decent American place with a lot of food and drink options. The ambiance is nice and the food/drinks came out very quickly. The only thing is it's located in a less safe area but other than that it's worth checking out!

The place was really nice, the bar and the drinks were good!! The food wasnt the best, it was Cold and the fries were really Soggy, not good!! I would give the place a second chance, maybe try other foods within the Hall, but would also try the burguers one more time to see if there has been any improvement!! Place was warm, nice music, and really welcoming employees! Bathrooms cleaned, would definitely go back!

Love this place, I think what the business owner has created was genius with this location. Such a great chill and hang out spot

This Washington Heights foodhall has it all and delivers on solid food and drinks with a friendly vibe Location: In the neighborhood, space is a premium but there is a ton of seats and table in this location. It can be a little Goldilocks scenario go find the best spot based on the music. Occasionally, there is a battle of indoor music by the Taco vendor and the Bar on who's music is most important but that can't damper the solid vibes in the area. The long tables near Harlem Public is great for groups. The tables near the bathroom are smaller but it can get busy. Food: Harlem Public and the bar are the anchors of the Northend from Sunday football to the World Cup. They celebrate special events and bring local vendors. The best deal is the lunch special everyday of the week is excellent pricing for the Harlem Public fare. HP's food is always high quality with good taste. The price is not dollar menu style but worth the cost. Buuni is also a solid morning option see my review on Buuni Northend for more. Drinks: Adult beverages are excellent and decent prices with cocktails special, wine on tap, and a lot of micro brew bottle options. Service: You can order from an app for the Harlem Public food so I have not had the customer service but the food is always well done. You can grab a cup of water in the self-service water cooler which is nice. Sum-up: No frills focused on high quality food and drinks across the board. Thank you for continuing to deliver on my many visits weekend and weekday.

I love a good food hall, and was excited to finally try Northend. Although it didn't really feel like a food hall since there is only two restaurants and a bar. Nonetheless, the food was great! I highly recommend the Brussel Mac and cheese from Harlem Public. They give a really generous portion and I had a enough for lunch the day after. The hot fried chicken sandwich is also really good.

In one word: FINALLY. Ever since I moved to this area, I have been hoping for a place like this to be born. No offense, but it can be a real challenge to find good food up here, so I can't be happy enough about this Food Hall. I only tried some tacos from La Chula and a couple of beers from Harlem Public, but so far the place is solid. I loved the spacious ambience, high ceilings, colorful tables and TVs availability; plus the place is super chill and not crowded, even during weekends (but expect this to change very soon). Guacamole and chips: very well prepared. Fish tacos: tender, juicy, flavorful, perfectly fried; simply get them. Tacos de carne asada: lots of good quality meat; the price tag may disappoint you, but you're getting really good tacos, so no complaint, here. Remember that NYC ain't California. Quesadillas with chicken: also yummy and very satisfying. Beer selections from Harlem Public: not a huge list, but there's something for all tastes. Overall, please... stay the way you are. Most good places start well and eventually either raise their prices, decrease the quality of their product or both (sadly). Please, don't do this. We desperately need you to keep doing what you're doing the way you're doing it.

Zero table service with prices higher than comparable establishments (but those places have full table service). Nothing is connected so get ready to stand in multiple lines. Won't be back. Rather inconvenient setup. Yes they have multiple food counters, so if you are looking for tremendous variety, then for that it's convenient. Otherwise, not so much. Let's consider the following comparison: You came here with friends for a three course meal and beverages. Regular table service vs. this place Regular service- Get seated, casually converse while looking at drink options and appetizers. Order drinks and appetizers. Converse while waiting for drinks. Converse while waiting for appetizers. Order main course, converse while waiting. Order desert, converse. VS. This place- Stand in line to order appetizers, stand in line to order drinks, wait till your drink is ready. Wait for your appetizers. Rejoin friends. Converse while eating, get back in line to order main dish. Get in line to order another beverage. Wait, rejoin friends. Converse while eating, get back in line to order dessert, wait, get in line to order another beverage, rejoin friends. Ultimately, a lot of standing in line instead of doing what you came here for, to spend time with friends. A few other irritants, the space is not laid out well. While trying to read the burger-place menu (standing near the counter), mobile order e-bike riders had to squeeze by to get to the mobile order counter. Several times within a short period I was interrupted by riders asking me to move. I used the only QR code menu at my table to look at what I thought was items available. After spending a considerable amount of time looking over the menu, I had it narrowed down to two items, went to the bar to ask about those and was told I needed to order what I was asking about from the food counter. After going around to all of the food counters looking for the items I picked out, I couldn't find them. Went back to my table and re-looked at the menu - THAT MENU WAS FOR A CLOSED ESTABLISHMENT - Thank you for leaving the menu on the table so we can waste our time! The only staff tending to the tables couldn't answer questions because they didn't speak English

The North End Food Hall is located all the way up in Washington Heights. Most of the food halls were located in midtown and downtown, so this was going to be a welcoming addition to the north end of Manhattan. They are finally open, with just one vendor, Harlem Public, offering some tasty beverages and food. But spots for other vendors are mostly set up also, just waiting for them to join in on the fun! Even though they only have one vendor in right now, but the seating area is all set up! I like the different types and colors of the furniture, vibrant and fun, almost tropical. From what we heard, other vendors who are going to be joining Harlem Public will be a coffee shop, ramen, and taco vendors. They are supposedly coming to join soon! That will be so exciting! We tried a good numbers of their cocktails during our visits, and they were all very tasty! Crafted with precision and care. The food is really good, comfort food at best. Can't get enough... All of the staffs were super friendly and welcoming, we always have a really good time! I can't wait for The North End Food Hall to get more vendors, becoming a food/drink destination. But for now, if you want to try delicious cocktails and food from Harlem Public, you can do that here!

Y u m !!!!! Super great eats here. I was shocked when I walked in and noticed it was only two restaurants and a bar because when I hear "food hall" I am expecting multiple options but I will say the two food spots were REALLY good. Starting with the tacos- the birria tacos were absolutely amazing. I would come back to try all of the birria options (quesadilla, burritos, nachos. Etc) I'm mad I only ordered one but I needed room for the rest. The reason I gave this a 4 star is because the steak taco was sadly not good. The meat was really hard to chew through and very fatty. I couldn't eat it because I am big on food textures and it turned me off :( My husband got the shrimp tacos and they were ok but not the best I've ever had. I would highly recommend the birria if coming here because they didn't disappoint. The other food option was HP- woooow. Menu amazing. Food, even better. We tried the dorito quesadilla which sounds weird but was SO surprisingly amazing. Also tried the chicken tenders which came with a homemade honey mustard. Verrrrrrry good. I absolutely loved it. Didn't try any drinks but the overall bar vibe was great- the location is very spacious and trendy.

Went 3 Saturdays ago for an impromptu brunch. Really cool concept, Harlem Public + La Chula + a center bar with lots of cool tables to choose from. I had my eye on Harlem Public so I went for 3 different things so I can try and review: Wake N' Bake Burger (was just okay honestly, I was sold on the hype and how photogenic it is, only ate half), the Chicken and Waffles ( chicken was just 1 pc and so overcooked and dry, almost burnt and the waffles felt like those ready made sugary ones, I was quite disappointed), and wings (these were the only ones I'd order again, decent enough, we ate 3 and I took home the rest of it). I was underwhelmed honestly, felt like I wasted close to $70-80. So much so that I called Fort Washington Public House to place an order and picked up Truffle Burger on our way back. Sigh. La Chula made up for it. My husband tried their quesadilla and it was actually pretty good. He was so sold he ordered nachos and quesadillas again for delivery the following weekend. The bar was a one man show but she was pretty nice and gave a generous pour when I ordered the Prosecco. Overall a 3.5 to 4, more so for the concept and the nice staff we interacted with.Not sure if Harlem Public had an off day for me. I was really hoping for a great experience.

We stumbled across this food hall on a walk and we are so happy to know it's here. It's a fun place with amazing food and great drinks from Harlem Public. Our first time there, we tried the birria tacos and the nachos. Both are so filling and flavorful. The second time we tried Harlem Public's burger with fried pickles. We got the side salad instead of the burger which was actually very delicious and had fun toppings in the salad like mango and corn. It was very refreshing. So glad this place opened up! Will definitely be back to try more things here

Home to my absolute favorite taco spot in the area. I order from La Chula pretty regularly and when I come dine at North End, it's always a good time. They also have Harlem Pub, a pretty good burger spot, although I am a bigger fan of their chicken chunks. The food hall has great lighting, good music, a ton of seating, clean bathrooms, a nice selection of drinks at the bar, board games and they even host specials events on a regular basis.

What a great addition to the area! I think Harlem Public expanded and either made this place or just serve food out of Northend Hall. It is a cool open spot that is what the area needed. I love the decor and the openness of it. I think they have two spots here to eat but we went with the Harlem Public side. The menu looked awesome with so many good ole american classics. The weirdest thing on the menu was the peanut butter burger. It freaks me out just thinking about it but apparently people like it. The dorito quesdilla was delicious and the jive burger with turkey was spot on. They have tater tota too which I love! Next time I am ordering the tot poutine. So awesome. This is cool spot and a must try when in the area. It looks like there is a full bar too so you can come for happy hour too. Check it out!

Noticed this place a couple weeks ago! I got a carne asada bowl and my wife got a wake n bake burger from Harlem Public. Drinks were great & affordable! Staff was super nice and welcoming. Plenty of space and good music, great addition to the neighborhood!

Margaritas are fire!!! Love this place. Also the ambience is very friendly & welcoming.

Ok so my turkey burger from the Harlem Public counter was very good - moist, with a copious amount of Swiss cheese and the potato bread bun was delicious. But the vibe and bartender and ambiance of this place? Hmm. There were two open vendor spaces (looks like one has a vendor 'coming soon', but the empty spot still echoed deserted vibes) and the tables hadn't been bussed. Also there was a garbage can in the center of the floor when you walked in that was capturing a leak? My friend and I sat at the bar, and while our drinks were good, the bartender made it seem like we were annoying him when we asked for water (sorry, didn't realize it was off to the side in these flimsy cups) and when I asked which drink of the two lavender ones he'd recommend he was very exasperated. He was exasperated when my friend asked what beers were on draft (sorry, it was on the other side of the menu and he didn't see it first because he didn't have his glasses on yet!). For the fact that it was loud, kind of messy, and meh, I'd recommend this place for a super casual meal with a bigger group of friends. Don't go for a date, or by yourself...oh! And groups of young children would probably be well suited here for parents, so keep that in mind when considering vibe (and what time you go - is it bedtime? The weekend? Weekday?).

Thought we would pop in for a drink and it turned out they were showing Beetlejuice...and they had fresh popcorn! Suffice it to say we stayed for more than one! Had some delicious food (loved the hot thigh sandwich), and a few more drinks. Courtney behind the bar was great and all the staff we encountered were awesome. Want to try the weekday food menu as well- the grilled cheese omelette sounds right up my alley!

We went to the Northend to get tacos and as soon as we walked in we noticed there was a nice ambiance! It was nice and clean and the service was wonderful! We went to try to tacos and Jennifer who was working behind the counter was so helpful and welcoming! It was a pleasant experience! We will be coming back!

I decided to visit the Northend Bar in my neighborhood. I was a little unsure what to try as as cocktail. Santiago is a cocktail genius, which whipped me up his own signature cocktail. I had incredible service and great time. Working in the service industry the past it was great to have impeccable service. I'm grateful for a passionate bartender.

A lively food hall featuring popular restaurants such as Harlem Public and the newly opened La Chula taqueria. The dining hall is spacious with open seating and a full service bar in the center. Place your order at your restaurant of choice, order a drink at the bar and relax! This is a great community spot. On busier nights be prepared for an extend wait time for food. Maybe order an extra drink at the bar to take your mind off the wait. Update 11/7: returning for more Birria tacos at La Chula! My third visit in the past week. This is quickly becoming a regular spot for me to hang out.

Fun little spot for sure! I thought there would be more than three establishments, but my wife and I tried all three and they were all stellar. We ordered some tacos, chicken strips, doritos stuffed quesadillas and a few drinks. I loved every bite. Unfortunately everything was pretty pricey but the layout and the atmosphere were incredible. Definitely the kind of place to bring all your friends for a fun night out.

Cool new spot! Get ready to get your hands dirty when you eat in this place, as the menu is heavy on burgers and all things saucy (No complaints here). I was intrigued by the Death Fire 5000 wings on the menu that have a disclaimer of no refunds. I had to work the next day, so I skipped those at the time, but I'll be back for them... Didn't really feel like a food hall though. Yes it's a big space, but it left me missing the variety of choosing different microrestaurants like at Gotham Market. Still, they make up for it with the variety of drinks you can get and the friendliness of the staff. Great meeting spot if you are making the trek over GW bridge sans car. Cheers!i

I love it here. The food options are great. I've had both La Chula and Harlem Public. Portions are decently sized. The center bar and sprawling seating options make the place feel huge. There's even an upstairs alcove that feels like a VIP lounge. This is going to be a staple in my routine. Good for food, drinks, and a "work from outside home" space.

You must try these once pop margarita my favorite please try it you won't regret it.. oh please the la chula chicken tacos amazing !!!

Decided to try this Cheesesteak mac, and it was awful! Tasted like pure oil. No traces of shredded cheese whatsoever plus it didn't have no scallions like advertised. The protein in it was more like ground beef instead of steak pieces. Never again!

Went to la chula today at north end and had the Birria Nachos. They were excellent! A great portion of birria, cheese, and chips! I'll definitely be back for more! I'm always leery when ordering nachos on a "slow" day but the chips were quite good and not stale like you'd get at most restaurants and food trucks when it's not very busy. A++ la chula!

This place has a friendly vibe. Whether it's Mexican or burgers you are craving you won't be disappointed. I'll be back!

Amazing ambiance, great food and drinks. Coming back tomorrow to try La Chula, we only tried Harlem public today. The mac and steez was delicious and so was the chicken sandwich. Drinks were AMAZING, especially the pop rocks margarita and the mezcal lavender mule. Good music, chill ambiance. Can't wait to see what else is added. I would definitely recommend for lunch/dinner dates and even brunch (will be back to try that later).

Love it here! Very relaxed and comfortable environment and the food is good. My bartender Santiago was AMAZING! He's a very accommodating and an excellent bartender. All my drinks were delicious! Especially his signature cocktail Overcast

I was very happy to see Northend opened up. There are so many great options on their menu and I enjoyed the peanut butter burger. It was my first time trying a burger with peanut butter and can't believe how good it was. Fried pickles are good and the wings. Our waiter Andrew was so helpful when it came to explaining how to order with their self serve menu and recommending items from the menu. If you are looking for good burgers and chill vibes this is the place!

La chula review. Good food but the shrimp quesadilla was somewhere between tiny and puny. For $13 one should get more than half a meal.

What a great, new, vibrant and fabulous addition to the neighborhood! Clean and spacious. WOW. We finally stumbled upon it late one night this past week. Didn't know it had opened after the long wait. Amazing service, great crowd. Mellow music -- not the loud annoying, attacking sound from other nearby places. Ronnie the bartender was so nice -- it's everything you want in a neighborhood bar. We love Buddha Bar and Locksmith too, but this place would for SURE be our constant hang IF not for the inappropriately placed slushy drink machines in the front of the bar. Really? In the front of your beautiful space? Such an eyesore. Get rid of them or at least move them OUT of sight. We did not eat food because we got there late at night. But we heard it is fabulous! Please GO and support. We can't wait to return this week!!! Thank you for opening and for your staff. They were ALL so nice and wonderful!!!! G

What a great new place! I'm already excited to return - I got the fish tacos ($9) from Harlem Pubwhich were flavorful and so reasonably priced. The drinks are more pricey, but in par with other bars/eateries in the heights: The setting is spacious with plenty of seating to at least minimize covid concerns. The service is also great and fairly quick. Looking forward to my next meal here.

Found this on Yelp and we went today- a Friday around 5:30 pm- and it was pretty empty, probably because it's still pretty new. So far they only have a Harlem Public and bar for drinks, but apparently they have a taco and ramen restaurant coming soon (not sure when). You can go in and scan the menus, then if you sit at a table someone comes by to take your drink options- or you can sit at the bar. There are benches and more intimate seating- all indoors. Staff was all masked and hand sanitizer available. They also have restrooms. We got the Harlem Public peanut butter bacon burger and the Spice town burger (both come with fries) and a beer each. Everything was great and the vibes are awesome! Definitely would recommend!!

Cool place to chill for drinks and food with friends! It's a open space with a bar in the middle! Plenty of seating! Get up to order drinks! They have La Chula which I love. I have one close to home! Great fish tacos and chicken nachos! Also, Harlem Public, delicious burgers and tots! Great music!

Awesome new addition to the area. Food is separate from the bar. Music was on point the first few times as well.

I've lived in the area for over a year now but today I finally decided to give them a try. And I'm sorry I did. The pictures online brought you in but the food I ended up getting sent me out unhappy. The presentation was good and appealing but the chicken was NOT fully cooked. Could have been just 1 bad experience: but afraid to give a second try. You can't medium rare chicken.

Amazing vibes, welcoming staff, and incredible food! I can't wait to make this a go-to when I'm in the city.

My husband and I had the Veggie Brussels Mac and Voodoo Crawfish Mac and they were both so delicious. The food was so tasty and you could tell it was prepared professionally and with care. Felt like eating at home. Very generous portions so we had two meals. Service was great. Cannot recommend them highly enough. We will certainly be back.

Clean, tidy restaurant, enthusiastic staff! very beautiful and the food is decorated very eye catching !