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23 Best Bars in Brooklyn Where You Should Drink Now
From Greenpoint to Bed Stuy, these are the best bars in Brooklyn where you need to drink with friends this weekend → Read More
16 Spots for the Best Brunch in Brooklyn
The best brunch in Brooklyn, from diners to upscale fare in Williamsburg, Greenpoint, Cobble Hill and more → Read More
Any Thing is a new bar in Prospect Lefferts Gardens bringing the fun
A new bar called Any Thing has opened in Prospect Lefferts Gardens. It is attached to Mo’s Original, the Caribbean-inflected ramen bar from William Garfield (an → Read More
You can now get these Filipinx pastry boxes delivered to your door
Abi Balingit spends her days promoting concerts for her job in the music industry, a role, which like for so many others, has had to shift to the needs of the c → Read More
These New Yorkers are selling homemade kombucha in bear-shaped jars
Inspired by the efforts of Bakers Against Racism—an international collective of bake sales that launched during the pandemic to raise money for Black Lives Matt → Read More
Ellen's Stardust Diner may be in danger of closing
As we documented back in 2019, New York City diners were already on the brink of death due to a variety of reasons, including rising rents and changes in custom → Read More
High Low Beverage Company opens in Bushwick with a Vietnamese-influence
High Low is a new Vietnamese-influenced bar and cafe located on Wyckoff Avenue with pastries by Matthew Tilden. → Read More
Doughnut Plant is re-closing all of its locations
The beloved donut chain Doughnut Plant has shuttered its chain of donut shops for a second time since the start of the pandemic in March. According to Eater NY, → Read More
Love, Nelly Bakery opens in Brooklyn from Butter & Scotch team
Love, Nelly opens at 53 Rockaway Avenue with Colombian-inspired sweets. It's sister spot to Butter & Scotch bakery in Crown Heights. → Read More
Bluestockings Bookstore cafe closing on the Lower East Side
LES radical bookstore café, Bluestockings is closing but hopes to move to a more accessible-friendly space. → Read More
Molly Levine's The Pony Stall is a new food truck in Tannersville, New York
Chef Molly Levine's food truck The Pony Stall is located in the Catskills and serves farm-focused food, pantry staples, homemade bread and more. → Read More
This new local wine subscription happens over text message
Marquis Williams' wine club delivery service Highly Recommended is a new secret way to order wine via text message. → Read More
Multiple locations of Xi’an Famous Foods are closing across the city
Like so many restaurants that have closed during the pandemic, the operators of Xi’an Famous Foods—the beloved, Anthony Bourdain-approved noodle chain—are evalu → Read More
Your best options for eating and drinking in the Rockaways this summer
With beaches now reopened in New York City, you’ll probably be headed out to score some rays this weekend. But with so much changeover in recent months to the h → Read More
Follow this account to support local Chinatown restaurants
As the coronavirus spread to the United States, New York City's Chinatowns were facing another layer of crisis: xenophobia. Before the city's restaurants were o → Read More
New interactive map shows all the open restaurants in NYC
Things are changing fast in our city. Almost a week into Phase 2 of the reopening plan, many are flocking to the their favorite restaurants that are now permitt → Read More
There’s now a “rocket” in Domino Park that you can compost in
The new program is intended to be a stopgap measure to help with the city's paused composing collection right now. → Read More
These NYC restaurants are reopening for outdoor dining this week
In accordance of Phase 2 of the reopening plan. → Read More
This artist is making free signs for Black-owned businesses in NYC
Dennin Winser has worked in the food service industry for almost his entire professional life in both front and back of house roles. Most recently, he was a lin → Read More
You can now rent out one of NYC's best diners for charity
Last year, we reported that New York was experiencing a diner Renaissance. More and more restaurants opening up across the city seemed to be focusing their conc → Read More