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By Bohemia Agent Jeff Green

With the weather warming up and summer underway, weekend’s are a great time for families and individuals alike to take in all Lenox Ave has to offer.

Lenox Avenue between 117^th and 130^th offers a plethora of specialty shops, farmers markets, restaurants and larger grocery store options that cover a wide range of cozy comforts and edible necessities for the everyday Manhattanite.

On Lenox Ave between 117^th and 118^th: you’ll find the Harvest Home Lenox Avenue Farmers Market where ‘farmers and vendors from other states and upstate New York offer selections of natural raised meats, vegetables, baked goods and a variety of nuts, seeds and dried fruits.’ This open-air market runs Saturdays, June 28^th-Nov 22^nd, 8AM - 4PM

Between 119^th & 120^th: you’ll find Il Caffe Latte, which specializes in the Italian influenced dishes and desserts.

At 122^nd: you’ll find Boulevard Bistro, which offers French-American bistro style dishes in a rustic-chic designed townhouse.

At 124^th: you’ll find Harlem Shake, the self-proclaimed “Chill burger joint with an old-school vibe”.

Between 125^th and 126^th: you’ll find Red Rooster Harlem, owned by famed Chef Marcus Samuelsson, which specializes in Southern-accented American comfort food.

Between 125^th and 126^th: Coming soon- in 2015- you’ll find a long awaited Whole Foods Market.

Between 126^th and 127^th: you’ll find Harlem’s staple soul food eatery, Sylvia’s Restaurant. 

On 129^th & Lenox: you’ll find Lenox Coffee, co-owned by fellow Bohemia agent Aaron Baird and myself.

And between 129^th and 130^th: you’ll find Carvin’s Mini Donuts, which specializes in, you guessed it, mini donuts!

 

So, no matter your weekend wants or desires, Lenox Avenue has it all!

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