Investors Say They’ve Blown $2 Million on the Mott; Cleary Confirms Departure
With the doors ready to open, an ownership dispute over the long-in-the-works Nolita restaurant heats up.
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Griffin Opens in the Meatpacking District
Milk & Honey vets are now behind the bar in the former PM space.
Petraske, Cocktail Wizard, Denies ‘Harry Potter’ Project
He is NOT naming a new speakeasy Gryffindor.
Cocktails Go Molecular; Hung Going to Bocuse d’Or?
Plus celebrity-chef cookware tested, a new Water Taxi Beach–like space in Red Hook, and more, in our morning news roundup.
Salmonella Source Could Remain a Mystery; Chipotle Gets Locavore-ish
Plus a man who's lost 60 pounds on a McDonald's-only diet, seven new cases of salmonella in New York City, and more, in our morning news digest.
Hamptons Primer: What’s New, What’s Back, What’s Gone
Foreclosures be damned — the Hamptons scene is thriving this year. Here’s where to pop some very overpriced bubbly and celebrate.
PM and Stereo Guys Fail Upwards in Hamptons
Unik Ernest, of shuttered PM (and Merkato 55), is teaming up with Mike Satsky, of shuttered Stereo, to open Lily Pond — near a helicopter pad.
Flow Space Reopening; Unik and KyKy May Replace XL With High-rise
The promoters turned owners of PM discuss their past and future with Steve Lewis.
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