At acclaimed chef Marcus Samuelsson's Streetbird, the 68-seat Harlem Kitchenette is a tribute to the hip-hop and graffiti culture of the late 70s to early 90s, with a menu inspired by block parities and cookouts, as well as the surrounding neighborhood's range of cultural influences and Samuelsson's own Ethiopian and Swedish background. This fall the Streetbird team unveiled their new private dining room that accommodates a seated dinner up to 15 people or can easily be converted to a room for a cocktail gathering. The chefs at Streetbird offer various specialized menu options including a large format dinner for sharing with fun options like a Whole Roasted Pig.
Streetbird, 2149 Frederick Douglass BLVD.
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