The Eataly Effect
Because of Batali, rents in the neighborhood have gone up by 15 percent.
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All Blog Posts Tagged:
‘flatiron’
Make Gramercy Tavern’s Edible Cookie Ornaments
We've got the recipe for pastry chef Nancy Olson's edible ornaments.
First Look at the New Veritas, Reopening Its Wine Cellar Tomorrow
A look at the redesign as well as new chef Sam Hazen's menus.
Lauren Santo Domingo Helps End the Party for One Playboy Doctor
Party boy: "I intend to fight these allegations vigorously."
First Look at Hill Country Chicken, Now Serving Pimento Sandwiches
Hill Country hatches an offspring in the flatiron.
First Look at Restaurant i, Adding Color to the Flatiron Next Week
Color-changing ceilings and ‘modern American cuisine with Asian influences.’
First Look: Thai Favorite Rhong-Tiam Closes in East Village, Opens in Gramercy
The new location offers 40 Carrots fro-yo, Asian burritos, and more.
Planet Thailand Becomes Boyd Thai, Gives Away Beer
A Williamsburg transplant is replaced by a Thompson Street transplant.
Limelight Grill Is the Flatiron’s Latest Outdoor Beer-and-Burger Joint
Competition for the Shake Shack?
Bruni’s No. 1 Favorite N.Y. Restaurant Won’t Open Chicken Joint Till End of Summer
The former 'Times' critic's favorite local restaurant is a barbecue joint.
A Report From Inside Nuevo Latino Newcomer Nuela, Opening Monday
Douglas Rodriguez protégé Adam Schop will serve eighteen varieties of seviche, as well as a whole suckling pig.
Neighbors Say ‘Oh, Hell No’ to Buddha Bar and No. 7 Owners
Today in NIMBYism: Nolita and flatiron projects get nods of disapproval.
Má Pêche Launches ‘Beef 7 Ways’; Potlikker Film Fest at Hill Country
Plus: $10 lunch at Heartland Brewery, and Grill & Greens opens, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Tastes of Meatpacking and Chelsea Benefit; Hill Country’s Derby Party
Plus: Nanoosh in midtown, and a Stamp Out Hunger campaign, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Karloff Comes to Cobble Hill; James Celebrates Wildflower Week
Plus: discounted wines at Smith and Vine, and a Calçotada Festival at Savoy and Back Forty, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
The Butternut Market Coming to Bed-Stuy; Spitzer’s Corner Serving Lunch
Plus: Hill Country hosts a beer and BBQ event, and Pó will henceforth be known as Bino, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
Pomme de Terre Is Rebooted in Ditmas; Tri Tip Grill Opens in Rock Center
Plus: Clinton St. Baking Co. & Restaurant expands its hours, and Culintro hosts a culinary networking event, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
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