Harlem restaurant for lunch 2morow

Sorry about restaurant question, but we are hoping to have lunch in Harlem tomorrow and was wondering if someone had an interesting suggestion. It%26#39;s our last day after 3 weeks and we have eaten alot of Italian, pizza, and American. Looking for someything spicey and yummy.

Thanks,

Kath

Harlem restaurant for lunch 2morow

Which part of Harlem?

Harlem restaurant for lunch 2morow

I%26#39;m not entirely sure sorry, but I imagine by lunch we will be at the south end of Harlem. We are not at all afraid of getting in a cab for a good meal.

The request for spice is going to limit your choices somewhat, but Mobay should satisfy the delicious factor. I prefer the branch on 145th in Hamilton Heights, but there%26#39;s another (more touristy) location on 125th, both on the west side:

http://www.mobayrestaurant.com/

Thank you Alice. If I rephrased my question and asked %26#39;where would you have luch in south Harlem regardless of cuisine%26#39; Where would you suggest?

Kath

I don%26#39;t know what you%26#39;re considering to be South Harlem, though. If you%26#39;re staying on the west side, I love Awash for Ethiopian (more so than any of the other few Ethiopians in the city, and I%26#39;ve been to them all multiple times) on Amsterdam near 106th:

http://www.awashnyc.com/

Thats great. we will try that.

Thank you,

Kath

If you%26#39;re not a vegetarian, please try their Special Kitfo (not to be confused with regular Kitfo) - a truly addictive beef tartar. It%26#39;s amazing.

Thanks Alice

Alice: regarding awash. I went to the website and noted the pictures - regular tables, etc. Is it ';traditional?'; I recall going to several ethiopian restaurants in the past and sitting on those little stool like things (I used to know the name - can%26#39;t recall). Anyway, the menu sounds good - and we%26#39;re near Columbia nearly every weekend, so one of these weekends, will have to try it.

No, it%26#39;s just plain old Western tables and chairs.