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Wonder City Coffee & Donuts will debut in the restaurant's dining room next week.
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First Look at Hemant Mathur’s Tulsi, Opening Next Week
The regional-Indian restaurant is named for the herb holy basil.
What to Eat at Spasso, Opening Next Week in the West Village
The casual Italian spot has an open kitchen, house wines on tap, and a menu that stands out even in this pasta-crazed age.
Oolong-Awaited Harney & Sons Shop Opens Tuesday
The tea-maker will finally be opening a store in the city.
What to Eat at Millesime, Laurent Manrique’s ‘Seafood Brasserie,’ Opening on Monday
Pike quenelles and lobster pot au feu will be served at the new Carlton Hotel restaurant.
First Look at Lotus of Siam: Impressive Thai in the Former Cru Space
The best Thai restaurant in American is headed to Greenwich Village.
Pie Is for Dinner in Gowanus
Varieties both savory and sweet will be on the menu at a new occasional Sunday supper.
Shea Gallante Will Serve Upscale Meatballs, Ten-Hour-Roasted Carrots at Ciano
Shea Gallante returns to Italian cooking at Ciano.
Toasts of the Town: Pegu Club’s Birthday All-Star Menu
Pegu Club showcases past original drinks in honor of their fifth birthday.
Out of the Shadows: New Freemans Diner Gets a Name
Taavo Somer's Freemans offshoot is a lighter, brighter space with soda-fountain drinks and serious fried chicken.
Stuzzicheria Brings Italian-Style Snacks to Tribeca
Try a "two ricotta" crespelle or a housemade cheese-and-parsley ring sausage.
‘Dexter’ Returns — With a ‘Killer’ Surprise!
You needn't have amped up for the season-three premiere of 'Dexter' by taking the show’s "killer instinct" online quiz.
‘The Office’ Returns, Glorying in a Full Hour
For those of you who didn’t tune in to the cliffhanger-ish ending of last season’s Office … well, shame on you for not paying attention to what is still arguably the best show on TV.
Real-Estate Greed Made Poignant In ‘The Unforeseen’
Laura Dunn’s documentary isn’t just a parable about a proud real-estate tycoon gobbling up the beautiful land and natural springs around Austin, Texas.
Sculptor Henry Moore’s Sheep Book For His Daughter
This picture book perfectly conveys the fuzzy creatures’ simple innocence and is sure to beguile the eyes of children in their animal-obsessed stage.
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