A First Avenue Greek eatery appears to have closed their doors for good.
The owner of three restaurants on the same block — Uva, Uva Next Door and Keys & Heels — looks to add one more address to his monopoly.
The new Thai spot opened Wednesday, serving recipes from Northeastern Thailand on First Avenue.
The long-shutterd comedy club may host a new name but hopes to revive laughs in Lenox Hill.
The popular Lexington Avenue coffee shop is the first mentioned in a new list of the "best coffee shops in New York City" by EaterNY.
L'Avion Café, a new French coffee and pastry shop from veteran Upper East Side operators, is now open.
Yorkville "feels like a super old-school neighborhood," said Regina's owner, and a perfect fit for the heralded sandwich shop's newest spot.
The long-acclaimed elite Japanese restaurant Sushi Noz gained an additional coveted Michelin Star this week, giving it a total of two stars.
The Upper East Side has its pick for new bistros — one French and one Italian.
The acclaimed sandwich shop will finalize their uptown move this week.
The mega-developer unloaded the parcel a year after filing demolition permits at the hot dog hot spot's original home.
It's the final location of a former mini-chain of steakhouses that used to have locations in Greenwich Village and Nomad.
The Brooklyn-based donut shop is famous for their own take on the "Cronut."
Announced a year ago, the eatery is now open for fans of traditional Greek seafood dishes.
Crumbly Cafe and Bakery will soon open the doors to their new Yorkville spot where they'll sell much more than just crumb cake.
Starting tomorrow, a heart-shaped challah at Breads citywide will be sold to raise money for emergency hospitals in Israel.
Hunter College students will soon get to pick between sweet or savory.
Employees from Hex & Co are organizing with Workers United to raise worker wages.
The appropriately named Lenox Thai aims to open their doors by November.
The deli and cafe closed its doors on First Avenue next to St. Catherine's Park on Monday.
When was the last time you tried waffles with cheese and guava? Admit it; not lately.
Often finding a home on lists of the top sandwiches in the city, the Lower East Side purveyor is coming to the Upper East Side.
All of the new spots — aside from the First Avenue comedy club — will be on Second Avenue.
One faced nearly two hours of questioning from opposed neighbors on East 73rd Street.
While Café Boulud will enter into a new space, La Tradition remains.
One Second Avenue restaurants owes more than 100 workers nearly $200,000, according to a Documented analysis of Labor department data.
Swedish fish swim uptown, it seems.
Robin Birley has filed for a new liquor license for his controversial club.
Tang By Mr. Sun had its soft opening last week, manager Melissa told Patch.
A new applicant has signed a lease on the Upper East Side venue with an inscrutable business name.
It's been a long fall for Sherry-Lehmann, a once elite Manhattan wine shop, who was also raided by FBI agents within the past month.
A downtown treasure, Super Taste now dishes their favorited noodles and dumplings on First Avenue.
Rudolph Giuliani listed his three bedroom apartment in the landmarked Fred Leighton Building is now on the market, reports Insider.
This spot is the second bagel-dealer from Brooklyn to stake a claim uptown, and the third announced UES bagel spot in the past two weeks.
The new Third Avenue location of the popular East Village bagel joint will open in the winter, the owners said on social media.
The new spot will open next door to where a Pick-A-Bagel closed in 2022.
The sibling-owned cozy French spot from Hulu's "Fleishman Is In Trouble" has a new home in a former East 66th Street salon.
Also: A Lenox Hill cafe changes ownership.
Reservations went live Thursday for the month-long NYC Restaurant Week starting on July 24, with over a dozen fewer spots than last year.
The hygge baked goods purveyor could start selling tebirkes, rugbrød and smørrebrød by the end of the summer.