With Food Bazaar's new opening set to alleviate 125th Street's supermarket shortage, CityMD has also opened a new clinic steps away.
Break out your spandex and bike shoes: Harlem Cycle has opened a second neighborhood fitness studio, this time on the heart of 125th Street.
All-virtual career fair series coming next month – Be sure to register and be part of it!
The one-story building at 480 Lenox Ave. burned for the second time in five months Sunday, prompting a demolition order from the city.
Fridge No More and Buyk have shut down their Harlem warehouses after both companies rapidly imploded — possibly due to the war in Ukraine.
The controversial rapid delivery centers are continuing their expansion into Harlem in the face of opposition, according to a new map.
After years of anticipation, the popular European grocery chain will open its Harlem supermarket this month, the company announced.
Startups promising quick grocery deliveries have taken over storefronts in Harlem and around Manhattan. One official thinks they're illegal.
A vacant East Harlem storefront has been transformed into a community center with clothing trade-ins, gifts, events, classes and more.
Nationally, around 101,000 eateries received grants, including some in the Harlem area.
The Paycheck Protection Program benefited nearly 12 million businesses in the U.S., including some in Harlem.
DoorDash chose 20 restaurateurs in New York City to take part in its new program to help restaurants impacted by the coronavirus crisis.
Harlem has lost about half of its fitness and wellness businesses during the pandemic, which neighbors fear could worsen health disparities.
Here's how the pandemic affected bankruptcies in Manhattan. Experts warn of a likely surge in coming years.
See how well power providers in the Harlem area and across NY serve their electric customers.
Now that a wildly successful fundraiser has kept her shop alive, "Grandma Dawn" wants to realize her dream of opening a Harlem bookmobile.
Right across the street from the Apollo Theater, the cavernous rock climbing gym will offer special deals for Harlem residents.
The popular supermarket will come to 125th Street as part of the Urban League Empowerment Center, set to start construction this year.
A half-dozen Harlem shops and nonprofits got gifts to help them survive the winter, thanks to Coogan's, the bygone Washington Heights bar.
Harlem Patch is taking a look back at the beloved neighborhood cafes, restaurants and other small businesses that closed in 2020.
Besides small businesses, the pandemic has also wiped out dozens of chain stores in Harlem this year, a new report found.
Campbell-Adams, who helped build the bakery into an institution from humble beginnings in East Harlem, died unexpectedly last week.
Help us shine a spotlight on your favorite local business. Nominate them as a Harlem Business of the Year.
A Harlem gift shop has begun hosting a weekend sidewalk market, showcasing works by Black creatives and featuring live jazz performances.
The couple behind Harlem's popular Sugar Hill Creamery have opened a new location — this time, closer to the shop's namesake neighborhood.
More than 150 East Harlem businesses got some pandemic relief through grants funded by the sale of the former Pathmark supermarket site.
A survey by Patch found dozens of vacant storefronts along a stretch of 125th Street, where a development boom has arrived in recent years.
As the pandemic shutters two more Harlem cafes, the owners of one shop are mourning the loss of the "little neighborhood oasis" they built.
Continuing the transformation of West Harlem into a science and research hub, the lab is located inside a former industrial building.
After four years on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, its owner said he couldn't contend with a 70 percent drop in customers since March.
Hell's Kitchen bar Gossip was one of 12 establishments shut down Wednesday by the State Liquor Authority.
The city is seeking a community partner to plan events at East Harlem's outdoor marketplace.
Businesses struggling due to Coronavirus shutdowns are eligible for grant funding to cover three months of operating costs.
Here is a full list of the local micro-grant recipients.
The city and Uptown Grand Central are partnering to open a block of East 101st Street for outdoor dining on summer weekends.
A new map lets New Yorkers see restaurants open for outdoor dining in their neighborhood. The dining program will expand this week.
The supermarket on the west side of Harlem was supposed to be included in a bankruptcy selloff, but the deal fell through.
Independent business in Harlem are eligible for $1,000 grants to help with the economic toll of the coronavirus.
Harlem's Alibi Lounge has raised more than $20,000 in a crowd-funding effort as it remains closed due to the coronavirus crisis.
The Columbia University initiative will support small businesses in Upper Manhattan with loans ranging from $500 to $50,000.