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Awkward Good-byes: Sweet and Vicious Looks Forward to Serving You Again, Someday
The Nolita favorite is indeed shut down, and the nonchalant signage doesn't really answer any questions.
McNally May Be Days Away From Bowery Deal
Broker Alan Shmaruck believes the restaurateur will help make the Bowery the next meatpacking district.
“Beak to Tail” Dinner in Greenpoint; Chef John Schaeffer Leaves Irving Mill
Restaurants may soon be fined for wasting A/C output by leaving their windows open, and get your lima beans, in today's neighborhood food news.
Former Country Chef Out at Elizabeth; Choice Market Opening in Dumbo
The Sheridan Square review in the 'Daily News' won't do you much good, and Dumbo gets a Choice Market, in today's neighborhood food news.
Delicatessen Opens Tonight; Look for Cheeseburger Wontons
A D.J., Padma Lakshmi, and thumb-size bánh mì sandwiches.
Tapas Week: Xicala Beautifies; Bar Carrera Will Open in the Village
Xicala is making the best of being next to a construction scene.
McNally’s Bowery Project Already Being Protested
John Penley, the “slack-tivist” who protested the Bowery Wine Company the other week, is not happy.
Keith McNally Sets Foot on the Bowery?
A Community Board 2 agenda has him taking over a former restaurant-supply store.
Todd English Slaps Back at Steve Lewis’s ‘Insane Ramblings’
Todd English wouldn’t tell us what the beef is between him and Steve Lewis, but he did give us an earful.
Sweet Melissa Brings Specialty Sundaes to Cobble Hill; Tasting Room on Last Breath
Where to sample a whole new world of frozen-yogurt flavors in the West Village, and where to find free burgers and beer in Astoria, in today's neighborhood food news.
Ko to Serve Lunch?; Bar Carrera's Expansion Complete
Josh Hartnett's party spot and a Q&A with chef Philippe Massoud in today's neighborhood food news.
Oven-Equipped Food Truck for Sale; Scarpetta Off to Strong Start
The Randolph has a lot going for it and Tribeca gets another good French takeout option, in today's neighborhood food news.
Tickets Still Available for Taste of the Nation; Jean-Jacques Rachou Cooks Classics for Free at Benoit (But You Have to Pay for Them)
The Pioneer Inn space is to become the Brooklyn Ice House and the Randolph might expand in today's neighborhood food news.
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.
Modern Theater and Modern English at the Tasting Room
Tomorrow at the Tasting Room, three playwrights will present works written just for the occasion. But goings-on in the dining room aren't always so high-minded.
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.
The Old MacDonald Burger, Revealed!
The Tasting Room's new burger utilizes the whole animal.
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