Nom Wah Tea Parlor Gets Beer and Wine; Two New Restaurants on Eldridge Street
Plus: Picholine's Terrance Brennan teams up with Artisanal House, an Italian wine dinner on the Upper West Side, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
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Plus: Picholine's Terrance Brennan teams up with Artisanal House, an Italian wine dinner on the Upper West Side, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
The space that formerly housed Bar Artisanal Tapas Bar goes from Spanish to Mexican.
“The Court has not spent her life under a toadstool — I know what waiters, busboys, and bartenders do when they go to work.”
Plus: Queens deli closes for the World Cup, and soda sales are up, plus more news in our daily roundup.
Terrance Brennan gives Bar Artisanal a Spanish makeover.
There's been a settlement in one of the food world's most twisted labor cases.
Your first look at the menu at Terrance Brennan's new venture.
Details about Terrance Brennan's Artisanal spinoff.
"There'll be a bar de fromage, lots of charcuterie, a whole burger frites section..."
The struggling Tribeca restaurant might get a new chef and a new outlook.
Plus, the difficulty of opening a splashy restaurant in today's economy.
The two titans talk to us about adjustments they are (and aren't!) making.
Plus: Terrance Brennan looks westward, and the Cutting Room eyes Tribeca, all in our morning news roundup.
They plan to protest a talk featuring Terrance Brennan.
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