The Grange

"There’s something about The Grange that feels like it doesn’t belong in NYC. And that something is space. When you’re looking to eat somewhere that won’t feel like a subway car, come to this big neighborhood spot in Hamilton Heights that has a long bar, many tables, and outdoor seating under a big red awning. They serve locally sourced comfort food, but with lots of craft cocktails and a great beer selection, it’s also a place we’d recommend for a drinks-and-snacks situation." - The Curious Uptowner

"The Grange’s wooden, string-lit sidewalk cafe looks like a deck in a home improvement show. It’s a charming place to bring a date or your family for American dishes like spicy cauliflower steak and scallops, especially because they host live jazz nights on Sundays from 6pm to 9pm. You can make a reservation for this Harlem spot’s outdoor (or indoor) area through their website." - Hannah Albertine

"The Grange is using their sidewalk and parking lane for outdoor dining every weekday from 4pm to 11pm and 11am to 11pm on weekends. They’ve even set up some string lights and planters to make you feel like eating spicy cauliflower steak and scallop on the street is a quaint activity. Make sure to check their Instagram if you’re coming to The Grange on a Sunday night, they might have live jazz." - Hannah Albertine