Harlem / C L O S ED

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Inspired by the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s, Harlem celebrates the joy of Toronto’s cultural diversity and the art of entertaining. It is a rebirth of creativity in Food, Art, Music, and Cocktails.

A unique culinary tribute to to Afro-American/Afro-Caribbean culture does double duty — food and music — and more, with regular live tunes, art exhibitions, film- and media-event hosting. In a contemporary ballroom-styled space that's reminiscent of another era, Harlem jumps with soul, jazz, Motown, pop, blues, R&B and funk performances.

• Anynomous

  17 May 2023

  We will be featured on CTV news at 6:00 and 11:00pm. Check out the interview with Harlem owner Carl Cassell as he reminisces about the last decade of Harlem Restaurant

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  16 May 2023

  HARLEM WILL BE CLOSED TODAY FOR BRUNCH AND DINNER.

  WE WILL BE OPENING AT 8PM TO PARTY ONE FINAL TIME.

• Anynomous

  16 May 2023

  As we head into our final nights, take a minute and share (via comments) your favorite Harlem memories and moments with us.

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  12 May 2023

  It's been a decade since we opened our Doors at 67 Richmond St East.

  Harlem the restaurant came to be, in one of the most optimistic times in the history of North America, it tapped the massive creative Talent of this city and defined a generation. Join us for an entire weekend of revelry as we say goodbye to this Titan on the lower east side. Our west side location the Harlem Underground will continue to do what we do.

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  Join us as we say goodbye.

  Sunday Night DJS DJ Blackcat DJ Mensa DJ Flex of All Trades DJ Carl Allen

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  03 May 2023

  On behalf of the Harlem family I would like to thank everyone for your love and support. Thank you for all the memories. Love, Carl Cassell

  If you have any photos of your parties, live performances or good times at Harlem​ Tag us!

• Anynomous

  02 May 2023

  HARLEM RESTAURANTS FINAL DAY OF OPERATION IS MARCH 12th.

  It's been a decade since we opened our Doors at 67 Richmond St East.

  Harlem the restaurant came to be, in one of the most optimistic times in the history of North America, it tapped the massive creative Talent of this city and defined a generation. Join us for an entire weekend of revelry as we say goodbye to this Titan on the lower east side.

  ...

  Our west side location the Harlem Underground will continue to do what we do.

  Join us as we say goodbye.

  Saturday Night DJS DJ Carl Allen DJ Blackcat DJ Adam Kahn Dj Dave Campbell

  Sunday Night DJS DJ Blackcat DJ Mensa DJ Carl Allen

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• Anynomous

  02 May 2023

  It's been a decade since we opened our Doors at 67 Richmond St East.

  Harlem the restaurant came to be, in one of the most optimistic times in the history of North America, it tapped the massive creative Talent of this city and defined a generation. Join us for an entire weekend of revelry as we say goodbye to this Titan on the lower east side. Our west side location the Harlem Underground will continue to do what we do.

  ...

  Join us as we say goodbye.

  Saturday Night DJS DJ Blackcat DJ Adam Kahn Dj Dave Campbell

  Sunday Night DJS DJ Blackcat DJ Mensa DJ Flex of All Trades DJ Carl Allen

  See More

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  26 April 2023

  From our family to yours, wishing you and your nearest and dearest a Happy Family Day

  HARLEM UNDERGROUND (Queen West)- opens at 4:30pm . HARLEM (Richmond & Church) - CLOSED

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  07 April 2023

  Harlem Renaissance Figures : New Orleans native Louis Armstrong moved to New York City in 1924, where he played the clubs on Broadway, helping to spread the sound of jazz to a larger audience.

  Louis Armstrong was arguably the greatest artist of the 20th century. He was also one of its greatest eaters.

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  The man behind "Struttin' With Some Barbecue" so often had grub on his mind that he often worked it into his song lyrics, and occasionally signed his letters "Soul Foodly Yours." More often, the signoff was "Red Beans & Ricely Yours," after his favorite food.

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