Taqueria y Fonda La Mexicana has closed after more than a quarter century, but the owners hope to continue the business as a catering company.

It's a busy week for openings and closings on the Upper West Side.

Volunteers are needed to clean, mulch, and plant native plants and flowers in the tree beds along West 72nd Street.

A longtime Upper West Side shoe store is closing its doors permanently this summer.

Malaysian spot closes after five months; fencing club, self-watering plants opening; hardware store moving; and more.

A psychic is coming to the neighborhood, along with a new Greek restaurant, a secondhand clothing store, and riverside dining.

From mid-April until the first week of May, visitors to the garden can see over 100 different varieties of tulips.

This weeks Openings & Closings features three closings, with one promised replacement and two exciting openings.

Lots of varied retail activity in this week's edition of Openings & Closings.

Multiple openings and just one closure for this week's Upper West Side openings and closings.

5 Openings & 5 Closings on this busy Wednesday.

Four openings, a couple of temporary renovation projects, and one closing.

The first Openings & Closings of 2025! Two closings, but new Chinese and sushi spots; and trading doughnuts for pizza.

Puppy Mill Law leads to retail closing; signs of good things to come; Bodega 88 expanding.

An 88-year-old lamp store and a popular market are closing, but UWS honey is coming, along with a famous Chinese restaurant chain.

An international array of restaurant openings; coffee shop closing; Columbia favorites questionable; heated cabins for rent in Central Park.

Some sad closings, but exciting openings too: a French-themed wine bar; a high-end marketplace; a work-friendly cafe, and a Southeast Asian eatery.

Pre and postnatal fitness studio opening; waxing to replace Max; high-end Chinese and "Brain-Health' eateries coming; Senn temporarily closed.

A longtime bike shop closed; a WONDERful trio of openings; rebranding and an extension.

Bake shop loses battle with scaffolding; new bar and restaurant in Morningside Heights; coffee; and legal weed.