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We get antsy in the summer, and it takes very little convincing to get us to commit to a long midday meal away from our desks. And so a few days ago, we headed out to Carroll Gardens to check... More >>
A breeze blew pleasantly through the open doors and windows of Sel Rrose, where a few parties getting an early start on the evening perched on stools and sipped cocktails in highball glasses.... More >>
By weaving together the stories behind New York City cocktail lair Employees Only and Westport, Connecticut corner bar Dunvilles, director Douglas Tirola takes on the changing world of... More >>
Later this year, we'll pen our Best of NYC issue, our annual love letter to what's great in this town. When that paper hits the streets, you'll find our picks for the very best this city has to... More >>
Over ninety vendors and thousands of visitors showed up for the overwhelmingly successful launch of the LIC Flea & Food this weekend, which commandeered a lot overlooking the Long Island City... More >>
Bushwick's seen a host of new restaurants move in over the course of the past couple of years, and there are clear signs that the growth will only continue. And so it was very strange when... More >>
New Jersey native Roger Llanes, who externed behind the burners at Eleven Madison Park, then worked at BLT Prime, and spent 18 months running a restaurant out in California before he decided to... More >>
In the whirlwind of this city's restaurant openings, we sometimes forget about the institutions that have quietly held down their corners of the boroughs for decades, working daily to adapt to... More >>
"It's like a Star Trek convention for beer nerds," whispered a SAVOR attendee waiting in line for a pour and a bite this weekend. Perhaps so. With dozens of breweries--and, more enticingly,... More >>
Restaurants have a hard time standing out beneath the intense glow of the New York City spotlight, which might be why so many entrepreneurs in this generation have launched with a pop-up,... More >>
Every so often, I come across the argument that rosé lacks merit as a wine, and, therefore, has become over-hyped. I disagree--why manufacture controversy over a drink as pleasurable as rosé?... More >>
Later this year, we'll pen our Best of NYC issue, our annual love letter to what's great in this town. When that paper hits the streets, you'll find our picks for the very best this city has to... More >>
At the end of the week, we'll officially welcome summer. Ring it in with some off-beat food related happenings this week sure to be more interesting than firing up the grill again. ... More >>
In an era when insane opening hype damns many restaurants to short lifespans, it's nothing short of miraculous to see spots that have survived decades. One of those old-timers, Marco Polo... More >>
Why do some $1 beer specials attract the loft-living artist while others lure in the fresh-out-of-school frat boy? What makes one restaurant popular with polo shirts and another a hit with the... More >>
Even with its inspired izakaya menu and a selection of sake vast enough to rival Tokyo's finest sake bars, the scene at midtown's Sakagura is... Read more about this restaurant >>
When Lisa Giffen joined the team at Maison Premiere two months ago, she was given the official title of executive chef, but she prefers to call... Read more about this restaurant >>
In a few short months, we'll publish our Best of NYC™ issue, our annual love letter to what's great in this town. In anticipation of... Read more about this restaurant >>
If you pass by Williamsburg's craft beer mecca D.B.A. Brooklyn on a warm Friday night and peek in to see a tattooed crowd listening to hard rock... Read more about this restaurant >>
It's early Saturday evening, day leaning into dusk. The barbershops and nail salons are full; patrons spill out onto the street drinking from... Read more about this restaurant >>
Behind a carousel of plastic sunglasses and cotton scarves, sandwiched between old Italian eateries, is a dark, unassuming door that leads to... Read more about this restaurant >>
Husband-and-wife team Gabe Thompson and Katherine Thompson are frequently sipping wine when they're not in the kitchen. Because food and wine are... Read more about this restaurant >>
While New York has hardly been racing to close the pho gap, we are slowly catching up. Where in the U.S. are there better examples of this... Read more about this restaurant >>
New York has some of the best beaches on the Atlantic seacoast, with every borough but Manhattan sporting at least one. But exposing yourself to... Read more about this restaurant >>
Fried chicken and waffles seem like an odd pairing, as if somebody were trying to cram dinner and breakfast into a single meal. Which is just how... Read more about this restaurant >>
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