New York Sundays start uptown: Sylvia's has been Harlem's soul-food landmark since 1962 — the gospel brunch is a rite of passage — Melba's keeps the neighborhood's modern table on 114th, and downtown, Clinton St. Baking Co. flips the city's most famous pancakes.
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Since 1962: the Queen of Soul Food's Harlem dining room, where the gospel brunch is a New York rite of passage.
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