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The hipster hideaway finally joins the 100-plus restaurants on Facebook.
Dinner clubs may have reached a new low.
Plus: reviews of Yerba Buena, BarBao, the Libertine, and others in our weekly critical roundup.
Plus: New York beer bars and the line chefs' favorite restaurant, in our morning news roundup.
Richard Blais and Andrew D'Ambrosi talk to Grub Street about their plans for the future.
Plus, new delivery options in Bed-Stuy, and beer: The beverage of the recession.
Ed Levine is a little dubious that the Shack isn't going the hand-cut route.
"Shack may open it's [sic] doors to the neighborhood a little sooner than Monday. But the official (read: definite) opening is Monday at 11:00 AM."
Get ready for the Natural History Crunchstellation, the Shacky Road, and the Upper West Slide.
Plus recipes from celebrities, and how Eli Zabar is making his customers angry, from our daily glance at the headlines.
With the plummeting market comes an intensified interest in cheap comfort foods.
Who knew that flipping burgers could mean medical, dental, vision, a 401(k), flex spending, and revenue-sharing?
Slow Food lecturers are boring, the cocktails of ‘Mad Men,’ and more, in our morning news roundup.
Country’s chefs start to bail and the grotesque cost of lunch at Ko, in today’s neighborhood food news.
Hill Country will be one of the food vendors when Madison Square Park screens U.S. Open matches.
Scarpetta takes a hit, Oceana gets a lift, and more, in our weekly review roundup.
Sure, there's a Shake Shack. But that's just the start.
Asiate chef brings dumplings and shaved ice to Carroll Gardens, and a Shake Shack versus West Coast burger comparison.