Alive After Five in Patchogue sets summer dates
Alive After Five has been running since 2001 drawing up to 20,000 people per night, according to the Chamber. The event ...
NYC restaurateurs frustrated as city issues only 40 outdoor dining permits with thousands still in limbo: ‘Extorted money from us’
There’s a backlog of more than 3,600 applications for outdoor dining sheds in the Big Apple — thanks to the city’s ...
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El Chingon Expands to Fishtown, Bringing a Taste of Puebla
El Chingon is expanding to Fishtown. Chef Juan Carlos Aparicio is bringing his famed cemitas, tacos, and brunch to Frankford Ave—more details coming soon.
Sneak Peek: JPMorgan's New £2.5B NYC Headquarters With 19 Restaurants, Yoga, Cycling Rooms And More
JPMorgan Chase is redesigning its offices for employee wellness amid RTO policy, following the footsteps of other big-name companies like Walmart and Amazon.
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Wait, Outdoor Dining Is Saved Now?
Just 40 licenses have been granted, but operators can suddenly open roadway setups even without full approval.
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Outdoor Dining Might Really Be Doomed
B rand Lander, the city comptroller, is getting nervous about outdoor dining. The new version of the program, officially dubbed Dining Out NYC, is set to return on April 1. As of ...
An Eater’s Guide to Sri Lanka
The late Geoffrey Bawa, Sri Lanka’s most celebrated architect, spent about 50 years at his country estate, Lunuganga, on the ...
A Natural Wine Lover’s Guide to New York City
In recent years, the natural wine movement has taken New York City by storm—here’s where to experience it for yourself.
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February’s Busiest NY Restaurant Group Is Opening a Soho Mediterranean Spot
On the heels of signing the lease on the old Chumley’s space that was most recently Frog Club, Catch Hospitality Group — the ...
One of New York’s popular Italian restaurants just opened in Miami with a stunning garden
Carlos Suarez, founder of the popular New York restaurant Rosemary’s, grew up in Coral Gables in the 1990s, but after college ...
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Remembering Riverside’s forgotten Black history
A long-defunct motel on Flanders Road, converted into apartments, is a reminder of the once-thriving Black business district in Riverside. David Peter Fitzgerald, whose father built the motel in ...
NYC dining sheds’ planned return already making New Yorkers sick: ‘It’s inherently dangerous’
Polarizing pandemic-era sheds will be popping up across the Big Apple in a matter of weeks — to the dismay of those who thought the eyesores were gone for good.