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You Can Now Brunch at Union Square Cafe, and Brag About It
Union Square Cafe with more eggs and bloodies.
A Throwback French Booze Party at Astor Center; Alex Guarnaschelli Hosts a Benefit at Housing Works Café
Plus: Ralph's Famous Italian Ices comes to Manhattan, a special at Union Square Café, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Trilby Opens in Cooper Square Hotel Tomorrow; Lloyd’s Carrot Cake Expands to East Harlem
Plus: a taste of Brazil's Carnival seaon, a Northern Italian wine tasting, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Union Square Café, Now 25
Recapping the restaurant's 25th-anniversary coverage.
Ex–Union Square Café Sommelier and Sous-Chef Head North
Maialino's well-regarded sommelier is opening a restaurant in Armonk.
Union Square Cafe Loses a Star; Greene and Freeman Check Out Hotel Griffou
Plus: Ryan Sutton back in the Hamptons, and Alan Richman explores Williamsburg, in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
No Blended Rosé; The Tax-Fighting Beer Alliance
Plus: a new test for contaminated food, and "ladybug taint"-free wine, all in our morning news roundup.
Why Craft and Per Se Aren’t Among the ‘Healthiest, Tastiest’ Restaurants in New York
The authors of 'Clean Plates: A Guide to the Healthiest, Tastiest Restaurants in Manhattan' defend their picks.
Grub Street Investigation: What Are the Best- and Worst-Selling Restaurant Cookbooks?
How's Tom Colicchio's new cookbook doing, and do people really buy these things in general? We crunch the numbers.
Top Chef’s Fabio Viviani Eats New York
"I went to the restaurant of Scott Conant, the friend that was talking shit about me on 'Top Chef.'"
Should You Propose (Marriage or Divorce) at a Restaurant?
Valentine's Day (and the day before) means dining-room drama.
Tom Cat Bakery Sold to Investment Groups
The local bakery that was started with $120,000 grew into a $32 million business.
Bruni Likes Vegan Food More Than He Thought; Benoit Still Bad
Plus: Critics revisit Freemans, Union Square Café, and Home, in our review roundup.
Zagat 2009: Per Se, Ko, Asiate, USC Emerge Victorious
Less New Yorkers are dining out, but those still eating have spoken via the annual Zagat guide.
Gourmet Institute to Give Food & Wine Festival a Run for Its Money
With talks from David Chang, Daniel Boulud, and seemingly every other chef in the city.
Franklin Becker to Replace Gary Robins at Sheridan Square; Octopus Abounds on Menus
Plus a man finds a knife in his Subway sandwich, a cookbook conspiracy, and more, in our morning news digest.
Danny Meyer: ‘You Can Stand Under My Umbrella’
Jill Santopietro, recipe editor and food stylist at the Times, isn’t crazy about the service at Danny Meyer’s restaurants, but she loves the free umbrellas.
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