Last Updated: ~1 month ago
Phone: (212) 792-9001
Address: 310 LENOX AVENUE 10027
Soul Food meets Swedish cuisine in Harlem. Praised for fried chicken and lively vibe, though some note quality shifts.
Experience a vibrant slice of Harlem at this establishment, known for its unique fusion of American Soul Food with Swedish influences. It's a popular spot for its lively atmosphere, excellent drinks, and well-regarded dishes like fried chicken and shrimp and grits. While many praise its quality and unique offerings, a few patrons have noted a potential dip in standards over time, suggesting it leans more towards comfort food.
The restaurant offers a fusion of Soul Food and American cuisine, with some Swedish influences. It's particularly noted for its fried chicken and shrimp and grits, which are described as good, though some feel it's more comfort food than traditional Southern. The atmosphere is often highlighted as a positive aspect, making it a good spot for dates or lively gatherings.
"Customers have specifically praised the fried chicken and the shrimp and grits, highlighting them as must-try dishes."
Customers generally have positive experiences, often praising the restaurant for its unique blend of Soul Food and Swedish cuisine, lively atmosphere, and good drinks. However, a few reviews suggest a potential decline in quality over time, with one commenter noting it might be more 'comfort' food than authentic Southern.
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One commenter noted that the quality may have declined over time and suggested it might be more 'comfort' food than authentic Southern.
"Red Rooster is mentioned as an uptown option, though it's noted as being slightly more expensive, with cocktails around $18-20 but beer under $10."
Neutral"The commenter lists Red Rooster as a Harlem spot that tourists might consider."
Neutral"This user recommends Red Rooster in response to a query about birthday venues with a soul food, club, and hip hop vibe."
Positive"Red Rooster in Harlem is described as 'fantastic,' with a mention of Marcus Samuelsson, implying high quality."
Positive"Red Rooster is characterized as "hipster Harlem," suggesting it might deviate from traditional Southern style."
Neutral"Despite being a Marcus Samuelsson fan, the commenter finds Red Rooster only "ok," deeming it more "comfort" food than authentic Southern, suggesting better options exist in Harlem."
Negative"Red Rooster in Harlem is said to have good shrimp and grits, though it may not be traditional "home style cookin'"."
Positive"The commenter still thinks about the fried chicken at Sweet Chick and Red Rooster Harlem, indicating a positive impression."
Positive"Red Rooster is suggested as a place where the guest might appreciate the high-quality food, despite potential differences in fine dining expectations."
Neutral"This commenter believes the guest will not like Red Rooster and notes its Harlem location."
Negative"Red Rooster is suggested as a dining option."
Neutral"The commenter suggests Red Rooster as a comfort food place that comes to mind, despite not being familiar with the specific "meat and three" concept."
Positive"Commenter repeated their sentiment that Red Rooster's quality goes downhill after the first six months of opening."
Negative"Commenter felt Red Rooster was initially great but its quality declined over time."
Negative"Suggests Red Rooster for its combination of soul food and Swedish cuisine by celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson, noting its fun atmosphere and great drinks for a date night."
Positive"The user suggests Red Rooster as a great option for Sunday Brunch."
Positive"Slightly pricier and more elevated soul food with more vegetarian options."
Positive"Suggests Red Rooster in Harlem for a unique fusion of Soul Food and Swedish cuisine."
Positive"Simply recommends Red Rooster!"
Positive"Red Rooster is pretty good."
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