The Cecil
Originally the Hotel Cecil before it burned down in 1974, The Cecil was already rich in history before it was transformed into the global eatery it is today. The Cecil transports you across the globe to experience African influence in cooking throughout Europe, Asia, and North and South America. The combination of different cultures with a consistent African theme separates the Cecil from any other restaurant in Harlem, or NYC in general.
The Cecil, 210 W 118th St
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