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Salvation Taco’s Weekly Ping-Pong Tournament; Runner & Stone’s Autism Awareness Cookies
Plus: The Greenwich Project opens on Tuesday, and more, in today's Leftovers.
What to Eat at Cherrywood Kitchen, Bringing Bone Marrow Rice and Eel-Stuffed Chicken to Soho
Chef Chris Cheung is a Nobu and Jean Georges alum.
First Look at Kajitsu in Its New Murray Hill Digs
The restaurant serves a kind of vegan cooking called shojin that originated within Zen Buddhist culture.
Spring Preview: From Lobster Clubs to Hamachi Collars, the Season's Most Anticipated Eats
A look at the biggest upcoming openings.
Tørst Opens Tomorrow in Greenpoint — and Beer Lovers Should Start Getting Psyched
"Everything needs to be over the top ... This is the most outrageous, nerdy draft system ever."
Opening Tomorrow: Carbone, the Torrisi Boys’ Old-School Italian Restaurant
Bringing shrimp carbonara and 'Godfather'-esque tile floors to Greenwich Village.
What to Eat at Stella 34, Bringing Jonathan Benno-Approved Pizza and Gelato to Macy’s Herald Square
A much-needed addition to the neighborhood.
Feast and Clarkson Open; Ninth Street Bakery Lives On
Plus: a vegan shop-up event, and more, in today's Leftovers.
The Torrisi Boys Open Carbone on Friday
There's going to be so much food you won't see your tablecloth.
What to Eat at Mira Sushi, Now Serving Kyoto Sloppy Joes in the Old Silk Rd Tavern Space
A sushi counter has been added to the space.
First Look at Montmartre, Gabe Stulman and Tien Ho’s French-American Bistro, Opening Tonight
Tien Ho is back, and he's bringing gaufrettes and tartare.
First Look at Pearl & Ash, a Frej Alum’s New Restaurant on the Bowery
Affordable small plates like pork meatballs and tea-cured salmon.
Check Out More of the Food at Nightingale 9, Carroll Gardens’ New Vietnamese Restaurant
Vermicelli bowls and jasmine rice dishes from the Seersucker folks.
Platt: At the Marrow, Harold Dieterle Mines His Two Ancestral Cuisines
This German-and-Italian fusion restaurant is slightly schizophrenic.
What to Eat at Coccola, Now Serving Pizza and Panuozzos in West Harlem
Chef Antonio Vallo has been making pizzas professionally since he was 12.
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