Disputes About Stella D'oro and Les Desirs Closings; Bon Chon Returns to Midtown
Plus: Chocolate pot de crème to go in Soho, and an okonomiyaki fry scheduled in the East Village, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
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Coffee Talk: Stumptown at Broadway East; Changes at Think Coffee and Tea Lounge
The latest in coffee culture.
Free Sake and Naked People; Oyster Special at Jimmy’s Tonight
Plus: beer, brats, and "oompah-pah" at t.b.d.'s Oktoberfest.
First Look at the Summit Bar, a Cocktail Den With Minetta Tavern Connections
Some veterans of Minetta Tavern and the Mercer Kitchen have set up shop in the East Village.
First Look at Robataya, the Japanese House of Grilled Meats Opening Tonight
Check out our slideshow and the menu.
Freemans Launches New Menus While Bourgeois Pig Introduces ... Artichoke Dip?
Plus, a bizarre celeb sighting at Bourgeois Pig and rumors of a Freemans expansion.
Slice Weighs In on ‘Manhattorino’
How does the Manhattan location of Motorino stack up to the original?
Cupcakes for a Cause; Big Gay Ice Cream Truck Channels Thanksgiving
Plus: A lucky customer scores a free pastry, and a Mexican restaurant takes over for a sleek Southeast Asian one in Harlem, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Rooftop-Farm–to-Table Dinner in Astoria; Bun and a Beer for $5 at Xie Xie
Plus: The Hibachi Tiki Hut opens in Bushwick, and Resto hosts an English-style brunch that includes stout.
Hecho en Dumbo Leaves Brooklyn; Sunburnt Cow Roasts a Cow
Plus: The Cheyenne Diner begins its Southern voyage, and Brasserie celebrates 50 years of being très Français.
Adam Platt Praises the Standard; Rockaway Taco’s Spicy Cucumbers
Also in the magazine this week: stable vs. nomadic food trucks, and Motorino opens tonight.
The John Dory Owes $75,000; Café des Artistes Files for Bankcruptcy
Plus: Sagaponick opens in Flatiron, while Mayahuel celebrates Mexican Independence, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Stumptown Hits Midtown West; Signs of Life at Cru
Plus: Aldea does lunch, and Lesly Bernard opens Cantina Latina, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
Free Taco Bell Tomorrow; University of Bread Returns to Chelsea
Plus: Burger changes at Shake Shack, and classic Italian spot Giambelli 50th closes, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
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