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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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.
The Soho spot that closed after just a little over a month has worked out its paperwork problems.
Get Chicago coffee made in a Dutch espresso machine.
Check out the proper Victorian door.
Plus: Sagaponick opens in Flatiron, while Mayahuel celebrates Mexican Independence, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
The lovable Landmark Coffee Shop has changed its sagging sign.
Plus: Soho's burlesque spot gives up the ghost, as does Yaffa's in Tribeca, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.
A carnival-themed nightclub and an English pub are among the many new nightspots coming in the fall.
Intellingentsia coffee, free Wi-Fi, and an authentic park bench, all inside.
Plus: Specialty sweet bread at Grandaisy, and the latest beer-and-sausage hall lands in Fort Greene.
The comedian and actress just bought a place with a very sunny listing.
A sign saying "Go Home Hollister" appeared on a building across the street.
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