Tag: closings

A For Rent sign went up on Thursday at La Caridad 78, the Cuban-Chinese restaurant that has been a staple in the neighborhood for more than 50 years. The sign

Though most local businesses continue to fight to stay open, some Upper West Side stores have begun to close permanently as the pandemic has forced

The Ellington, a neighborhood bar and restaurant 936 Amsterdam Avenue and 106th Street, has closed for good, with a for rent sign on the door.

The Upper West Side is starting to see some new leases get signed even as the city is just emerging from the coronavirus. The leases are a good sign

Issa Nails, will open at 152 West 72nd Street, between Columbus and Amsterdam Avenues, when the city enters Phase 3 of reopening, around July 6th

Pizza Collective, a restaurant at 71st and Broadway that was in the works before the coronavirus hit, has opened. The menu includes

After a brief attempt to save its stores, Modell's has decided to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protections and liquidate its inventory, meaning the company's two Upper West Side locations

“Just noticed Upper West Side kosher restaurant stalwart Fine & Schapiro is ‘closed for renovations until further notice.’ Hope to see them back soon,“

The Papyrus paper goods and stationery store at 209 Columbus Avenue (69th and 70th) is closing along with all other locations of the chain, and the liquidation sale is nearing its final days.

Say hello to a new market with a new bodega cat named Shadow. And say au revoir to a French restaurant.

The two Modell's sporting goods locations on the Upper West Side -- at 77th and Amsterdam and 97th and Columbus -- are both expected to close.

Big Gay Ice Cream opened on Monday afternoon at 516 Columbus Ave (85th Street), the former home of Birdbath Bakery.

Shinbashi 72 is opening at 218 West 72nd between Broadway and West End Avenue in the former home of West Side Cafe. A Japense restaurant called

Is sushi still sushi if it's not fish? We're about to find out.

Who's hungry for some doughnuts? The Upper West Side is about to get a Krispy Kreme.

A beloved Indian restaurant has returned.

A new cafe is opening as another one closes.

A hot and crusty farewell after over 30 years.

Leonti, the successor to Dovetail on 77th Street near Columbus, lasted just over a year on the Upper West Side. The high-end restaurant closed on Jan. 1

A dance apparel store closed, but new food options are coming.