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The new Mermaid Inn Upper West Side location is now expected to open sometime in August.

Taste of the Upper West Side, the annual food festival that serves as a showcase for local restaurants, is coming back in October, after a hiatus

I once saw Michael Bloomberg dispensing advice over a plate of grilled salmon to

With outdoor dining having expanded throughout the neighborhood, there's more space for your pooch to join your al fresco party.

Community Board 7 approved the liquor licenses of four restaurants -- including Italian, Cajun, and Japanese spots -- at their May 12 meeting. 

It's been a very rough year for restaurants on the Upper West Side. Of the 35 restaurants on a list of the best spots in the neighborhood published

Just in time for winter, we got a new restaurant serving pho.

The Open Restaurant Street on Amsterdam Avenue from 97th to 110th Street will now be a little about shorter, but still delicious.

Restaurants city-wide are gearing up for the start of indoor dining, which can begin this Wednesday at 25% capacity. Many Upper West Side restaurant owners and managers

Mayor de Blasio said the city will allow restaurants to set up seating outside year-round, and the policy will continue indefinitely. De Blasio told

Governor Andrew Cuomo today announced on Wednesday that indoor dining in New York City will be allowed to start up again on September 30th with a 25% occupancy limit.

Amsterdam Avenue will be blocked off to traffic from 97th to 110th Street on the weekends from August 8 to October 31 as part of the city's plan to make it easier

Amsterdam Avenue between 97th and 110th Streets will be blocked off as an "open street" for restaurants to operate outdoors starting this weekend, the mayor announced

At the Community Board 7 Business and Consumer Issues Committee meeting on July 8, the committee discussed the current safety hazards posed to communities by restaurant

Restaurants were expected to open for in-person dining on July 6, this coming Monday. But mayor de Blasio and Governor Cuomo said on Wednesday

Restaurant owners are improvising to find ways to seat people outside during the Phase 2 reopening in New York. On the Upper West Side, some

The outdoor furniture has been dusted off and placed six feet apart, “outdoor seating” signs have been posted, and customers are more than ready

A cluster of Columbus Avenue business owners, reeling from months of revenue loss due to the pandemic, are calling on city officials for a radical new plan.

If local leaders have their way, an expanded version of al fresco dining may be coming to the Upper West Side. After discussion and debate, the Business

Covid-19 can spread quickly in crowded indoor spaces, making it difficult for restaurants to create safe spaces for nervous customers. But some people in the industry are