Harlem

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About this Neighborhood

Harlem — established in 1653 and home to roughly 363,633 residents in Upper Manhattan — presents a strong neighborhood footprint: 67 restaurants, 11 coffee shops, 16 grocery stores, 25 parks, 8 fitness facilities, and a court. Foursquare tastes center on Southern food, fried chicken, burgers, and fast food alongside grocery stores and bars, capturing a neighborhood character that is community-rooted and practically oriented. With a vibe score of 54 — the highest in this batch — and a livability alpha of 100, Harlem scores well across both amenity density and underlying conditions. Social glue at 69 reflects a neighborhood with genuine community presence. The 25 parks are a major asset, and 8 fitness facilities support an active lifestyle without requiring car trips.