Milk & Honey Going to East 23rd, Dropping Reservation Policy
Two new Sasha Petraske projects will open this summer.
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Two new Sasha Petraske projects will open this summer.
Ramen and sake are headed to Carroll Gardens.
The "neighborhood" restaurant is setting up shop next to Target and Best Buy in East Harlem.
The Vendy-award-winning mini-chain will take over the former Blue Ribbon Sushi spot on Fifth Avenue.
First-rate headcheese and radishes on Second Avenue.
Luke's Lobster, No. 7 Sub, and Sushi of Gari are among the new vendors.
Plus: White Slab Palace's lobster-roll replacement, and more of today's leftovers.
The owners of Brooklyn Public House in Fort Greene have claimed a mostly vacant stretch of Kent Avenue for their new venture.
Plus: A bake sale takes over Flatiron, Orchard Street becomes an 'urban backyard,' and more of today's leftovers.
Plus: new menu items at Fatta Cuckoo, a gluten-free bakery bows uptown, and more of today's leftovers.
The restaurant is named for the sound the noodles make when they're being pulled and whacked against a counter.
Meanwhile, old-timers are mad about the demise of the Oak Room cabaret night.
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