The Cecil is a hidden gem in Harlem, serving authentic and delicious Afro / Asian / American influenced dishes. Brunch and/or Dinner @ The Cecil is anything but boring and during brunch, there is even live music. The menu changes often, but currently The Cecil is offering intriguing items such Oxtail Dumplings and Suya Short Ribs. One glance at the menu and you will find there is something for every adventurous taste bud. Seriously, the food is AMAZING, bursting with delicious African flavors. Therefore, if you haven’t had the opportunity to bless your tongue with some delicious food from The Cecil, I recommend you give them a try ASAP.
Check out some pictures from my meals @ The Cecil below:
Mac & Cheese Casserole
Country Breakfast
Brisket & Eggs
West African Suya
Feijoada (black beans, Oxtail, Lamb Sausage)
Roasted Brussels Sprouts
The Cecil (Harlem)
Where: 210 West 118th Street
at St. Nicholas Avenue
New York, NY 10026
Cuisine: African, American, Asian Fusion
The Cost: Average $40 per person for dinner
The Crowd: young professionals, trendy, locals
Brunch: 11:30 am-3:30 pm on weekends
