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Starting in July, restaurants will have to display placards showing their most recent letter grade from health inspectors. Read More...
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Vegetable worship seems to be a rider on the lease at this address, well off the main drag in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Read More...
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The chef Tom Colicchio’s newest restaurant isn’t perfect. But it is exciting. And the food is terrifically good. Read More...
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A neo-retro Lower East Sider whose menu is built on house-ground meatballs. Read More...
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The honeybee’s bad rap — and the days of urban beekeepers facing $2,000 fines — may be over this week. Read More...
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Dozens of new cafes and coffee bars treat coffee making like an art, or at least a high form of craft. Read More...
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When looking for Manhattan’s latest in inexpensive food, the East Village and Lower East Side are good places to start. Read More...
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This Greenwich Village steakhouse has aged well, serving food that is generally marvelous, the steak often superb. Read More...
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Outdoor dining season seems to come to the city earlier each year, with New Yorkers eager to take advantage of a growing number of options. Read More...
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Serving the food of the Chesapeake, Choptank in Greenwich Village has a suburban vibe, with food to match. Read More...
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The Roman restaurant Testaccio, in Long Island City, breaks the midpriced-Italian mold. Read More...
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Bread and Butter serves approximately Southern food to people eager for value in Brooklyn Heights. Read More...
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At a Middle Eastern restaurant in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, a lively, happy scene set beneath clouds of mint and garlic scents. Read More...
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This tiny Taiwanese spot on the Lower East Side is the latest contender in the pork-bun wars. Read More...
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The maddening menu at Roman’s in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, distracts from the clean, almost monastically pure cooking. Read More...
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