A little while back, we mentioned the classic soul-food joint Sylvia's, which is in the Harlem section of Manhattan. Well, there is another Southern-style dining spot about 10 blocks south of Sylvia's that is also certainly worth mentioning. Indeed, Amy Ruth's Restaurant gets the same kind of rave reviews from people that Sylvia's does, and is just one more of many excellent restaurants in this vast northern section of the borough.
Amy Ruth's Restaurant has been in existence since 1998, serving up soul food and Southern cuisine to both locals and visitors to New York who somehow found out about this gem. Breakfast at Amy Ruth's includes all kinds of waffles (including the classic waffle/chicken dish) as well as Virgina-glazed ham and sausage. For lunch and dinner, patrons can choose from items such as gumbo soup, a mesclun salad, pork chops, oxtail stew, catfish sandwiches, collard greens, and macaroni and cheese. Desserts include country bread pudding, peach cobbler, and sweet potato pie.
If you have also been to Amy Ruth's Restaurant in the Harlem section of Manhattan, please let us know by posting a comment here. Thanks!
Here is the address for Amy Ruth's Restaurant:
Amy Ruth's Restaurant
328 Lenox Avenue
Manhattan (Harlem), NY, 10027
The phone number is:
(212) 996-0660
And here is the Web site for Amy Ruth's Restaurant:
http://www.amyruthsharlem.com/
1 comment:
We were there last year (in 2008) and we liked the food and the place. It is a place where the locals eat. It was full and a line outside with waiting people. It is strange to get waffels and fried chicken on the same plate, but it was really really great :o) Normally we dont go to the same restaurant twice, we like to try something new, but at amy ruth's we did.
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