Tag: restaurants

Doc Rich Weiss found some old menus and sent us a photo of them, writing a little about what makes those memories special. The restaurants featured include

When I opened Hi-Life Bar & Grill, on the corner of Amsterdam and 83rd Street, in 1991, the Upper West Side was just beginning its retail and restaurant renaissance

Introducing a wonderful new feature: Reopenings! We’ll post them as soon as we get word of them. Right now, restaurants fill the list

WhatToOrder, a recently released restaurant search app, aims to be the Google of New York City restaurants and the dishes they serve and ingredients they use.

Two enterprising and philanthropic readers each had the same idea this week -- to turn our list of restaurants that are still offering delivery and takeout into a map. It's

The Upper West Side would hardly be a neighborhood without its restaurants. Aside from employing hundreds of thousands of New Yorkers,

Pio Pio? Closed. Café Luxembourg? Closed. Barney Greengrass? Open. “It’s a new normal. The earth turned on a dime. I feel like we’re going into Armageddon,” said Gary Greengrass, proprietor

As COVID-19 continues to spread at an alarming pace, lives have become topsy-turvy in a matter of days. Nothing is normal and things are changing by the minute.

Several local restaurants have closed as city leaders urge people to stay inside and stop congregating in light of the coronavirus.

The Shake Shack on Columbus Avenue and 77th Street reopened on Thursday after being closed for almost two months, and it has some new features

The extremely popular Shake Shack on 77th and Columbus closed suddenly on Monday with paper on the windows

Indian, Vietnamese and Japanese restaurant openings should get your mouth watering.

Upper West Side restaurants have some exciting news on the table.

Lincoln Square Steakhouse at 208 West 70th Street closed in September, and briefly moonlighted as a set for Law & Order. But now it's being replaced

Upper West Side restaurants are getting attention these days, and mostly for good things.

The Upper West Side has plenty of gourmet restaurants that receive awards and recognition, but some of the more affordable spots are also being noticed.

Food reviewers don't tend to spend much time on the Upper West Side, so it's always nice to see local restaurants get some love.

Gabriela's Restaurant and Tequila Bar, a neighborhood spot that serves home-style Mexican food on Columbus Avenue between 93rd and 94th Streets

Gelato shop Screme at 176 West 94th Street seemed to disappear a few weeks ago just as ice cream season heated up.

A Latin mainstay shared plans to make its way north, new restaurants with backyard patios promised to be good neighbors, and a