67 Orange Street

67 Orange Street is a legendary Harlem speakeasy named after the historic address of Almack's Dance Hall, one of the first Black-owned bars in New York during the 1800s. The bar draws inspiration from the cultural legacy of Harlem's speakeasy tradition and the visionary work of founder Karl Franz Williams, an acclaimed bartender. Originally located at 2082 Frederick Douglas Boulevard, the venue has hosted acclaimed mixologists and curated an original cocktail program reflecting the creativity of Harlem's past. The bar represents a important chapter in New York's nightlife history, honoring the pioneering Black-owned establishments that shaped the city's social landscape.