Harlem's Cove Lounge uniting with the Broadway musical production "Once on This Island" is a match made in Manhattan that has its roots in the Caribbean. This week ends the collaboration of special prix fixe dinners, Caribbean-inspired cocktails and ticket promotions. But the popular Caribbean-themed musical and the special island flavor at the Harlem nightspot will carry on long after the current promotion stops. Through Wednesday, the Cove Lounge at 325 Malcolm X Blvd. and

It’s really a shame that more Manhattanites don’t take the extra 5-10 minutes and head up to Harlem to really see what’s up. This area is bustling with fantastic food and drink spots, with Cove Lounge definitely earning themselves a spot as a place to see and be seen, all while lounging, eating, drinking and enjoying a damn good night ahead. The area of Manhattan can get either a little too sullen or way too hyped up and overcrowded to where you aren’t really sure if you are

Earlier last month, Cove Lounge, a Caribbean inspired restaurant and lounge in West Harlem, welcomed the cast and crew, including two new cast members Norm Lewis, who plays The God Agwe, who you might’ve also seen in The Phantom of the Opera on Broadway and Tamrya Gray, who plays the Demon of Death, Papa Ge, who was a past contestant on American Idol and finished in a close fourth place in its first season.

They’re going more Caribbean! A Harlem eatery is introducing a new menu inspired by Caribbean cuisine. The owners of Cove Lounge joined a partnership with the Broadway revival of the musical “Once on This Island.” As an official partner for the show, starting Feb. 1 the restaurant is adding new Caribbean dishes and drinks to their menu, said the co-owner. https://www.caribbeanlifenews.com/stories/2018/1/cl-harlem-cove-lounge-goes-caribbean-2018-01-19-m.html

@OnceIslandBway @coveloungenyc This past week we got the chance to finally see Broadway Musical, Once on This Island! Once on This Island tells the story of Ti Moune, a orphan peasant girl living on an island. The name of the island is never explicitly given, but we assume it’s a French Caribbean island. Throughout the show, Ti Moune, is a stick to her guts, or heart kinda girl as she tries to figure out her place in the world, as well as risk it all in the name of love. Gu