Restaurants Improve in July
An industry trade group is cautiously optimistic.
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The report that 4,000 restaurants have closed across the country in the past year made us wonder how New York is doing, so we crunched some numbers with MenuPages. Since the beginning of the year, 395 restaurants out of 6,600...
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