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<ThreadID>60763_5_2085280</ThreadID>
<Title>harlem</Title>
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<UserID>arlenejsoultz</UserID>
<Date>03 July 2008, 7:07</Date>
<icontent>      hi everybody   i get to come back to your great city again in oct. this time i would like to go to harlem. i will be by my self. what part of harlem is the best to go to? and which day is the best to go to the applo?   </icontent>
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<UserID>AlicePalace</UserID>
<Date>03 July 2008, 7:22</Date>
<rcontent>     Most people would like to see Amateur Night, I imagine. It&#39;s every Wednesday:     www.apollotheater.org/amateur_night.html    Beyond that, what do you want to see in the neighborhood? No one can tell you what&#39;s best to see if we don&#39;t know what you&#39;re interested in.    </rcontent>
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<UserID>arlenejsoultz</UserID>
<Date>03 July 2008, 7:34</Date>
<rcontent>      sorry i would like a good reasonable soul food dinner and some shopping also what abouy the cotton club is it safe for me to go to these places at night by my self and do u have to a reseravtion?   </rcontent>
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<UserID>AlicePalace</UserID>
<Date>03 July 2008, 7:46</Date>
<rcontent>     I&#39;m not sure what you want to see at the Cotton Club, but their website might give you more detail:     http://www.cottonclub-newyork.com/about.html    I think you need to be more specific about your requests, though- what are you shopping for? What&#39;s &quot;reasonable&quot;? And even, what do you consider to be soul food? People seem to have differing ideas of that, and most of what people consider to be &quot;soul food&quot; actually isn&#39;t.     Also, yes- it is safe for you to go to Harlem. I see that you&#39;ve asked questions about many other neighborhoods and not inquired about safety, so just add this to your intinerary.    </rcontent>
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<UserID>arlenejsoultz</UserID>
<Date>03 July 2008, 8:06</Date>
<rcontent>     i have asked about safty when i travel by myself no matter where i go soul food to me is greens cornbread ribs blackeyed peas ect. and do i have to get a ticket early for amature night at the applo?   </rcontent>
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<UserID>dlin1922</UserID>
<Date>03 July 2008, 8:13</Date>
<rcontent>     For some fine soul food, try Amy Ruth&#39;s! its on 116th street. I&#39;ve been there several times and can vouch for their colard greens and cornbread! I can&#39;t comment about safety, there&#39;s crime in every city, state and country. Try not venturing off on your own i&#39;d say past 10pm. dont get me wrong, the area is very crowded, but once you hit the side streets they may iffy late at night.    </rcontent>
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<UserID>SueFee</UserID>
<Date>03 July 2008, 8:51</Date>
<rcontent>     I second Amy Ruth&#39;s! Not only is the staff very nice, friendly and helpful but you won&#39;t leave hungry!   </rcontent>
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<UserID>Tuuli</UserID>
<Date>03 July 2008, 12:05</Date>
<rcontent>     We saw amateur night at the Apollo in April and had a fun night. Booked tickets trough Ticketmaster three months ahead and had excellent seats on second row. You have better chance for good seats if you book early.    Last summer we had soul food lunch at Sylvia&#39;s after gospel service. Tasty, but very heavy.   </rcontent>
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