Tramway Restaurant opens on the Upper East Side, expanding George Kalogerakos's culinary presence in Lenox Hill.
The esteemed patisserie Aux Merveilleux de Fred has recently debuted its delectable French delights on the Upper East Side.
PopUp Bagels, the popular fresh-baked bagel shop, is set to open its brand new location on an Upper East Side block later this month.
Veritable, the popular cafe and takeout spot at the corner of Second Avenue and 63rd Street, had its final day of business this week.
People are flocking to the recently launched spot of the renowned wing establishment, situated on Lexington Avenue.
If you plan to treat her to brunch or dinner out, now is the time to make reservations, since they may fill up quickly.
Neighbors sounded off over a new mid-block wine bar, and a longtime Mexican spot announced a return to its former home 10 years later.
"I want to show other kids that they can help kids," says Joshua Small, 14.
The new Playa Bowls on Lexington Avenue is now open, serving superfruits, bowls, smoothies and other healthy treats.
Mikado 800 Lexington opened their doors late last week, bringing sushi back to a location that has served up fish slices for years.
Sushi by M is coming to Yorkville, bringing its down-to-earth prices to the neighborhood.
The lights at H&H Bagels' oldest location were off and the doors closed when Patch stopped by Thursday afternoon.
The second Chick-Fil-A on Second Avenue near East 79th Street will be exclusively a take-out venture when it opens later in March.
Now open, the restauranter Cedric Sanders offers a taste of the south for Upper East Siders.
Lenox Hill is seeing a restaurant boom.
The soft opening will be followed by a grand opening celebration on March 11.
The much anticipated cocktail bar Shaken Not Stirred opened earlier this month with an exciting array of drinks — and a side of espionage.
A new outpost of Danny Meyer's bakery and cafe will replace a recently shuttered Carnegie Hill Diner.
The diner will take over a large corner spot and will be run by a local restaurateur with decades of experience running beloved diners.
The owners of the late Angkor Cambodian Bistro are back in the new spot — and are already getting rave reviews.
The Gray Hawk Grill is the latest neighborhood spot to shutter so far this year.
La Panineria opened last week on East 81st Street, bringing yet another specialty sandwich spot to the neighborhood.
In a chain reaction, the mega-wing spot will take over a shuttered Lexington Avenue Taco Bell, according to new signage.
The neighborhoods newest bakery has all sorts of sweet and savory treats to pick from — and plenty of seating.
The new family-run kosher bakery and cafe will return this Lenox Hill corner to a spot of snacks and sips.
The new spot, Amarena, means that Chef Julian Medina is currently averaging one new Upper East Side restaurant per month so far in 2024.
The restaurant concept says it offers a cornucopia of cuisines, chefs and top restaurants — all under one roof.
A local restaurateur behind the Ritz Diner and the Hungry Hero is reviving another restaurant he opened years ago.
A new intimate Mexican restaurant from Chef Medina is now open in Yorkville.
Reservations went live Tuesday for the month-long NYC Restaurant Week, which includes special deals and dozens of Upper East Side eateries.
A Greenwich Village classic is making moves uptown and a Lenox Hill Cambodian spot returns after a pandemic closure.
"Get your act together," the post from the Sanitation Department read, calling out the popular market for not using newly required bins.
A pair of Lenox Hill-area restaurants and a coffee shop abruptly closed in the neighborhood as the year came to an end.
The laughter returns to First Avenue on New Years Eve.
A few new spots opened up this week — just in time for the end of the year.
Chef Daniel Boulud and his team celebrated the re-opening Friday with customers, in the French fine dining establishment's new digs.
The latest entrant to the growing Upper East Side sandwich corridor is bringing their delights from East Eighth Street to East 81st Street.
Four new eateries were presented to the Upper East Side community board this week.
The Frick Collection wants the right to operate a never-ending party and event space, according to a group of peeved-off neighbors.
An experienced father and daughter team will recombine the spaces formerly occupied by Zazzy's, Nook and Innocent Yesterday for a new cafe.