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Can Regina Spektor Make Murray Hill Cool?
Regina Spektor moves into Murray Hill, Carroll Gardens' Ivy League hipster types strike back against last week's maudlin anti-yuppie video, and a celeb hip-hop stylist's body turns up in the Bronx. Plus, news from Red Hook, Long Island City, Dumbo, and Coney in today's boroughs roundup.
Someone Is Spending a Lot of Time Thinking About Stuyvesant Town
It's Freaky Friday! What better day for a crazy Caribbean lady in Forest Hills, a goat-slaughtering market in St. Albans, and a $200,000 game-show win for a guy from Westerleigh? (That's on Staten Island, people.)
Sapa to Get Latin Makeover; Dorrian’s Inspires Preppies to Sing
Where you can now find Vietnamese sandwiches in Tribeca and watching the Euro Cup at a beer garden, in today's neighborhood food news.
The Golden Rule, Graffiti-Style
East Harlem's incoming big-box mall, Rockaway's unexpected turn, Gramercy's strange tenements within a condo, and even more, in today's boroughs report.
Matsugen Is on the Way; How to Make Ribs Like Blue Smoke
Brooklyn's overrun by hooligans (as usual) and what goes into the Back Forty cocktail, in today's neighborhood food news.
Sam Talbot Finds His Groove in Montauk; Whole Foods Unpacking in Tribeca
It's farmers-market season in Dumbo and restaurateur musical chairs in Clinton Hill, in today's neighborhood food news.
Toro Declares Independence From Spain, Goes Pan-Asian
The owner of Spanish-Asian tapas spot Toro has redesigned it as a flashy Pan-Asian restaurant with a lofted, glassed-in dining lounge and a third-floor party space.
Brooklyn Pigfest Is Tomorrow, and They’d Better Not Run Out This Time
Sun, beer, music, and pig…for as long as it lasts.
Andrea Peyser — Wait for It — Thinks Someone Is a Bonehead
That delightful harpy harshes on Dumbo, Robin Quivers leaves Staten Island for the Upper West Side, and a white Seattle woman gets stuck in Harlem and lives to tell. That and more tales of the miraculous in our daily boroughs report.
Free Food at Grand Sichuan; Vive La Marqueta!
What will be the hottest spot in the Hamptons and the East Village's latest Frankie's, in today's neighborhood food news.
W Hotel Set for Harlem; Is the Picnic Club Jinxing Us With Bad Weather?
In today's neighborhood food news, Trader Joe's cuts off our voyeurism and where to find good desserts that are vegan.
You Yelling, Dramatic Speakers at the Slope’s CB 6 Meeting, You're on Film; Jack's Coffee Coming to Nolita
Gustavino's reopens for private events, and CSA sign-ups, in today's neighborhood food news.
Scaffolding Already Up for Giant Waterfall Sculptures
Pesky squirrels in Astoria, a not-dead-yet beaver in the Bronx, and a baby born in the Port Authority. Furry little creatures abound in our daily boroughs report!
Park Slope Moms Terrorize the Childless
Now that's a plot for Darren Star's new show. Also Schnabel spotted near his pink palace! And a pink turtle in Billyburg, in our daily borough report.
Red Cat Now Serving Lunch; ‘Iron Chef’ East Village?
Saturday raid at the Bowery Electric and lunch at the Red Cat, in today's neighborhood food news.
The ‘Post’ and ‘Daily News’ Have Contrary Takes on the Future of the Atlantic Yards
Jennifer Connelly ditches the Slope, Travolta hits Dumbo, and Warhol's former porn house in the East Village. Those are all the celeb items in today's boroughs report, we promise!
Details Bubble Up About New York Wine & Food Festival
Not everyone is behind the New York version of the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, occurring October 9–12 (you’ll recall local restaurateurs had mixed reactions), but Eater brings news of events that may get more people behind it.
Picnic Club Debuts in Central Park; Manhattan's Better With Rye
The owners of a coffeehouse–wine bar combo might be on to something and a Country chef opens a Nolita restaurant in today's neighborhood food news.
Ducasse to Open Benoit in One Week; Picholine Honors ‘South Pacific’ With Special Menu
Alain Ducasse will unveil his replacement for Brasserie LCB next Monday, Terrance Brennan is loosening up for spring, and Kyotofu imports Japanese mountain peach for its new menu.
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