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New
Gay Bar, Suite, Arrives With Fast Indian Food
in 'Hood
By Kate Ruskin,
COLUMBIA SPECTATOR
Published: March
07, 2005
Students craving East Asian food delivered to
their dorms or hoping for a chance to sing karaoke now have two
new places to go. Both Bombay Frankie Roti Roll and Suite, occupying
neighboring spaces on Amsterdam Avenue near 109th Street, celebrated
their grand opening this week. These new eateries, run and co-owned
by Ivan Balachandran, Sudhir Bhat, and Chander Malik, will provide
the area with a unique dining and drinking experiences, with Bombay
Frankie Roti Roll offering Indian fast food and Suite serving as
the only gay bar in Morningside Heights. Read
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NEIGHBORHOOD
REPORT: UPPER WEST SIDE;
Far From the Flash of Chelsea,
a Gay Pub with a Local Feel:
By
Richard Morgan,
NEW YORK TIMES
Published: July
31, 2005
ALL men are islands. Perhaps especially
gay men, so many of them wary of homophobia. But, as Manhattan itself
proves, islands need not feel isolated. Far from the Chelsea mainland,
at the tip of a gay archipelago spread scattershot up the West Side,
lies Suite, which opened in March at 109th Street and Amsterdam
Avenue. The closest gay bar, Candle Bar, is 35 blocks away, at 74th
Street and Amsterdam. Why put a gay bar all the way up there? And
why bother going? Read
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Hot on the high heels of Bathhouse Betty,
meet Karaoke Kelly King
By
Brandon Voss, HX
A breakout talent from last
year’s XL Star competition at xl, Kelly King continues rocketing
toward mainstream success. The Atlanta-born, Nashville-bred chanteuse,
who cut her teeth playing Opryland and singing back-up for country
music greats such as Vince Gill and Brenda Lee, returns to her Friday-night
cabaret stint at Suite in Harlem following a brief tour as the lone
female in Our Sinatra...
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