Rat, roaches, flies and filth. One restaurant breeched over 100 violation points.
The chef behind a Korean spot in Manhattan grabbed the city's only James Beard award during a Monday ceremony.
Only two restaurants were closed this week across the city.
An adored Astoria chef died, a botanical bistro is a hot summer spot and more restaurants opened — catch up on the past week's food news.
A beloved hot dog spot's founder died, shopper-favorite grocery stores are coming and more happened in New York City's food scene this week.
The city found spots in Brooklyn and Queens to shutter this week.
A French bakery, a Mexican restaurant, and a gyro spot were among NYC eateries that got shut down this week.
Permanent outdoor dining, a juice bar "horror film" and Michelin honors — here's what's new in New York City dining this week.
Here's the dish: year-round outdoor dining on the city's sidewalks and seasonally on its streets.
Feast your eyes on which New York City restaurants made the cut.
Mother's Day, a soup doula, the best bar in North America and more rounded out this week's food news.
A book cafe, juice spot, Korean and Middle Eastern eateries all got shut down this week.
Hint: this downtown watering hole serves French toast and Japanese cold noodles in cocktail form.
A growing "new Chinatown," Van Leeuwen expands and a chicken-naming ceremony were all on New York City's food news plate this week.
The city closed eateries all across the city this week.
Unappetizing lawsuits, a Paul Rudd-backed bagel shop, outdoor food crawls and more were on New York City's plate this week.
Only one dirty violator was closed this week, according to city inspectors.
A New York Times ranking leaves out eateries in non-Manhattan boroughs, a wave of gelato joints and other food news rounded out this week.
Brooklyn and Queens both had closures this week due to roaches, mice and dangerous food prep.
Slutty Vegan, a tasty batch of new eateries, a schmear of bagel praise and night markets’ return were all on New York City’s menu this week.
Queens was all clean this week.
A "Choose To Reuse" bill by the City Council could require fast casual restaurants like Shake Shack to offer reusable food packaging.
New Yorke's restauranteurs winged another clean week in the Big Apple.
Only two Manhattan eateries were shuttered in a mostly clean end to the month.
Five chefs and two restaurants from across the city were among the nominees announced Wednesday by the James Beard Foundation.
This week saw roaches, mice and rats in a handful of city eateries.
Rats, roaches and mice were found at city eateries this week.
In an online rebuttal, the K-Town restaurant said video didn't back up the couple's claims: "There's no way I wouldn't have missed it."
Another quiet and clean week, with no closures in Manhattan.
Good thing St. Patrick's Day is around the corner.
A slow start to the new month, with only two closings this week.
The sandwich combines ground beef, onions, and cheese, with toppings like lettuce, tomato, mayonnaise, and ketchup—served on a hero or roll.
City inspectors found roaches, mice and insufficiently labeled pesticide this week..
City inspectors didn't find any dirt in Queens this week.
Kings County was Clean County this week.
Takeout and delivery orders in New York City no longer will automatically come with a pile of plastic forks, spoons and condiment packages.
This week's inspections found improper sewage disposal in one Manhattan eatery.
More than 30 New York City restaurants and chefs made the cut in the prestigious upcoming culinary awards.
This week's inspections found rats, roaches and mice.
Did your favorite spot get shut down?