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If you're feeling frisky, you can pick up a mannequin, some oysters, a burrito, some linguini and a bunch of real estate listings. Whatever tickles your fancy. Here are some

The historic Stoddard Theater stood at the Southwest corner of 90th street and Broadway for 70 years.

Everyone know Whole Foods has the most expensive food on the Upper West Side, right? Right?? Wrong! A new report

A new grocery store opened on Sunday in the former home of Saigon Grill on 90th street and Amsterdam Avenue. Key Fresh & Natural, part of the Key Food

New clothing stores, a salon and a bedding store are opening on the Upper West Side.

The Upper West Side is to griping as the Netherlands is to Olympic speed skating. We are simply the best at it, and we don't even need to wear tight orange speed-skating uniforms to prove it.

We've written so many stories in the past year, it's hard to pick the most significant ones. From food, to real estate, to crime, to politics, to roach invasions,

Editor’s Note: As part of a regular West Side Rag series, artist Michelle Hill will interview and paint/draw an Upper West Sider. This is the third in that series. To see the full series, click here. Marian Rivman was born in the Bronx. When did you move to the Upper ...

The news this week may leave a bad taste in your mouth. Or a 22-pound chocolate egg.

Dozens of rat droppings at Duane Reade. Uncomfortably warm shrimp at Food Emporium. Prime rib that had to be destroyed at Western Beef. Recent inspections of Upper West Side grocery stores have turned up all sorts of nastiness, and the results of those inspections have been compiled in a handy ...

Another day, another ominous sign for a Lincoln Square store catering to middle class people. The Rite Aid at 210 West 70th street on Amsterdam Avenue now has a "for rent" sign on it. Upper West Sider Michael Vooss took the photo above on Monday. A manager at Rite Aid ...

September 12, 2012 Weather: Sunny, High of 80 Degrees.

Intriguing new eateries, an 'uncluttered' hardware store, and cookies!

Agave, a Mexican restaurant and tequila bar, officially opened on July 28.

I once overheard a prominent food critic complain that there are no great croissants to be found in NYC. As a proud native New Yorker, I found myself thinking “them’s fightin’ words,” and vowed to prove her wrong.

To feast on truffles, you once had to rent a special pig to go traipsing through the French forest, and then aggressively scold the pig (in French) when she tried to eat the truffles.

A flash-frozen food store has closed as other spots get ready to open.

Loyal customers are mobilizing to help a local tailor whose lease is not being renewed after 14 years at 200 West 89th Street, between Amsterdam and Broadway.

A great bakery has closed its doors, but you can commiserate with some delicious Kosher frozen custard.

A mustard emporium is closing, as a new Asian restaurant is opening. See more Upper West Side openings and closings below.