Kin Shop Team Opens the Marrow in the West Village
This time, partners Alicia Nosenzo and chef Harold Dieterle are looking to Germany and Italy.
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Saul Bolton’s Red Gravy Coming to Brooklyn Heights
The Vanderbilt and Saul chef ventures into red-sauce territory.
Butter and Scotch, a Combination Cocktail and Dessert Bar, Is Coming to Brooklyn
The dessert bar is tentatively set to open next spring.
Long Island Restaurant on Atlantic Avenue Is Still Looking to Reopen
A barman and supper club guy team up on an iconic Brooklyn space.
Four & Twenty Blackbirds Launches Online Ordering; Thomas Keller Offers His Take on Gift Baskets
Plus, a pop-up from Dallis Bros. Coffee, Stephen Starr heads to BPC, Ryan Skeen cooks brunch, and a bunch more in today's leftovers.
Tribeca’s Il Mattone Reopens, But ‘Inside’ Tre Sorelle
Two classic restaurants, now under the same roof.
Marc Forgione to be Chef at Abe & Arthur's Redo
The chef, who was last month seen looking to open a project in the old Duane Park space, is also expanding to the meatpacking district.
Peace Out: Angelo Sosa’s Social Eatz Will Become Poppy Den
Poppies! Poppies! Also, "inspired Asian-influenced fare."
What to Eat at Chez Sardine, Now Serving Tuna With Chicharrónes in the West Village
Mr. Miyagi presides over Gabriel Stulman's newest restaurant.
Richie Notar Signs On for Lenox Lounge Space, Reportedly With Robert De Niro
Big plans for a landmark space in Harlem.
What to Eat at Louro, Now Serving Fry Bread and Rabbit Rillettes in the West Village
From secret supper club to full-service restaurant.
Confirmed: Arzak Will Open in London in February
Juan Mari Arzak and his daughter Elena will open their first project outside of Spain.
Barcade Is Opening in Manhattan
The video-game-centric bar will soon be available on both ends of the L train.
Traif Team Opens South-of-the-Border-Inspired Xixa
It's not a stereotypical cantina, but a version of Traif as it might have been had chef Jason Marcus been Mexican-born.
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