As a non-profit fighting for restaurant workers, ROC United began with loud protests and lofty ambitions. Now they're playing the long game.
So far, only 24 sheds have been dismantled by the Department of Transportation, which oversees the temporary structures.
While Germany has canceled its legendary Oktoberfest celebrations because of the pandemic, NYC's celebrations are back in full swing.
Although it's typically held in April, the expo is staging a one-time-only fall event this year.
The city issued a waiver in 2020 allowing restaurateurs to use propane to heat their outdoor sheds. There's no such ruling yet this year.
With new locations, new events, new contributors and sponsors, the festival returns today through Sunday — with COVID-19 safety protocols.
Now in its ninth year, the festival returns with more restaurants participating and a larger music component than ever.
More heat than light was shed yesterday when advocates of making the city's open dining program permanent ran into disgruntled opponents.
Outdoor structures on streets and sidewalks became a lifeline for restaurants struggling during the pandemic.
Bacon is more expensive than it's been since Ronald Reagan was the newly-elected president. New York restaurateurs say they'll improvise.
NYC Hospitality Alliance director Andrew Rigie watched as one eatery after another shuttered last year. Now he's helping them fight back.
A new project at the Essex Market is targeting vegan palates and challenging chefs to create meatless options in their native cuisines.
A sweeping package of bills establish a minimum wage and other protections for the city's delivery workers.
Some said they are concerned and that their employees are not safe.
Health inspections of restaurants are near pre-pandemic levels — and as enforcement on an indoor dining proof of vaccination rule takes off.
Staff from 13 agencies will head out Monday to make sure the city's bars, movie theaters, gyms and other businesses are requiring vaccines.
The companies are suing New York City over a limit on fees it put in place during the pandemic.
Bagels are the holy grail of New York City cuisine and Eater NY recently ranked the 22 best in the five boroughs.
Stuck on where to eat this weekend? Check out the 21 restaurants TimeOut has named as the city's newest hot spots.
“It’s been hell for me and a lot of other restaurateurs. Not being able to open up, not being able to give service.”
A lawsuit in Staten Island aims to stop the city's proof of vaccination requirement for indoor dining, entertainment and gyms.
The restaurant on 46th Street briefly reopened last fall but soon had to shut down again.
"You never know what changes like this are going to create,” one restaurateur said about an upcoming indoor proof of vaccination mandate.
Customers lined up outside the Fireplace Restaurant in Paramus for one last meal Friday, CBS2's Christina Fan reported.
TimeOut recently published a guide to the city's top 29 pizza restaurants. The top spot went to Di Fara Pizza in Midwood.
Meyer, who oversees more than a dozen NYC restaurants, said Thursday that his eateries will require proof of COVID-19 vaccine.
This year's five-week event runs from July 19 to August 22.
The restaurant at the NoMo SoHo hotel is completely booked on weekends and will soon start serving brunch daily.
Well over 5,700 New York City eateries got Restaurant Revitalization grants from the American Rescue Act. Scroll through the full list.
NYC Restaurant Week will last five weeks this year and include more than 500 restaurants across the five boroughs.
Portland, Oregon — not New York City — has the best pizza in America says a former top Microsoft executive turned pizza chef, a report says.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a law immediately allowing restaurants to continue using sidewalks and streets for another year.
Eat your hearts out, barbecue snobs — New York City's BBQ restaurants and festivals put it in the top-tier of grilled meat, a website found.
If you’re looking for somewhere new to eat, there's a bunch of Black-owned businesses cooking up new concoctions for Black Restaurant Week.
The national culinary and cultural campaign celebrates the flavors of African-American, African and Caribbean cuisine.
"I think it's a mistake to cut it off so soon," Mayor Bill de Blasio said amid a swirl of discontent over the sudden end of to-go beverages.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's decision to lift the state's COVID-19 emergency has a sobering side effect — the end of pandemic to-go booze Thursday.
The city’s nightlife workers lost 95 percent of their income as the pandemic struck, and still need help, a new report states.
Renowned NYC Restaurants and Food Services Team Up with City Harvest to Offer Delicious Deals that Give Back
On Monday night, the midnight curfew was lifted for bars and restaurants, and comedy clubs quickly started to return to full swing.