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When you're describing the surprise winner of a man vs. woman contest, you're going to want to use a gender-neutral pronoun.
Plus: Eataly offers birthday deals, and more, in our daily round up of neighborhood news.
A class-action suit alleges he shortchanged workers.
Plus: Ralph's Famous Italian Ices comes to Manhattan, a special at Union Square Café, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Another midtown hotel restaurant from the man behind the Lambs Club.
Plus, a hen-of-the-woods mushroom recipe, all in this week's magazine.
"Where else are you going to go? The only two options you have are Michael Jordan's and Cipriani, and one's terrible and one' s a rip-off."
A look at the New York personalities. Plus: Who is Kelly Choi?
The company behind the Ivy and J Sheekey wants to open a Caprice Manhattan.
If it's not vacuum bags, it's flies, and a score just high enough to keep the place closed another day.
Zakarian tries to fight city hall to get open by tonight.
Gail Simmons, Geoffrey Zakarian, and Zak Pelaccio all are alive and well.
Multicourse Haute Barnyard is out upstairs, and wood-fired steaks are in.
Danny Meyer might open a café in Harlem, what Grant Achatz did when he was diagnosed with tongue cancer, and a new incarnation of the legendary El Morocco.
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