Streets Of Harlem - Réserver une table

... rest of the polished somewhat pseudo glam cafes of Hastings Street. Good Coffee in a very laid back way, food range limited but appealed to every one at the cafe it seemed. HARLEM'S darkish interior is complemented by the second hand mismatch...decor .... I think this place turns Noosa Glam on its head aims for a particular customer base that doesn't aim for contrived settles for genuine down to earth. I wouldn't be surprised if you tripped over a skateboard ... got the feel?

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Most of the places to eat in Hastings street are decorated in a middle of the road way. Nothing too flashy. However Streets of Harlem has what many places in Hastins Street lack, charm and character. Not only can you sit in a comfy couch...or bench, but you read an excellent picture book, or even strum a guitar. The owner makes delicious coffee and I think if you want somewhere cook to hang out this is the place to go for. Thoroughly recommended.

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What an eclectic little bar, mixed with a barbers shop??, the place to get your physic readings a coffee shop at the front (all others in the day) bar area is really small but staff are friendly, good mix of clientele on Saturday evening...with a local singer performing accompanied by one of the staff using a box as an accompaniment, great vibe, can recommend the white bubbles, lovely!

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I arrived to celebrated my birthday I am WAAAAAAAAAAAAY older than the folks who were there some walk-in guitar player and a very great group of folks with whom to chat was stunning. In a good way. Def worth a visit.

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The Streets of Harlem is an eclectic little bar with loads of atmosphere and they often have a local musician playing on a Friday or Saturday night. The food and drinks are very reasonably priced.

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