Tag: upper west side

Almost magically immune to the forces of chic

Never fear, chocolate and coffee are on their way!

The Landmarks Preservation Commission has created an interactive map of important sites from Black history, and there are two locations in the neighborhood.

Japanese restaurant Hachi Maki is planning to open on Tuesday

Governor Cuomo let restaurants reopen indoor dining at 25% capacity on Friday, and some Upper West Side eateries have begun serving inside again.

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

A new bar is coming, and some special sandwiches too.

With nearly nine months of mask-wearing under our belts, most of us have experimented with the style, fabric, or pattern of this newly mandatory face accessory in some way.

Donna Schofield never imagined that hand sanitizer and Lysol wipes would show up on her order sheet for new inventory, much less top it.

Banh Vietnamese Shop House at 942 Amsterdam Avenue, between 106th and 107th Streets has been "soft-opened" for about three weeks, just serving food on the weekends.

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

The city has created a dashboard for Covid-19 cases by zip code, and the data is much more up to date than previous efforts. The Upper West Side continues

A few Upper West Side businesses have been putting wooden boards over the windows in advance of the election, prepping for possible post-election unrest.

Monday, Monday...a bit of a gloomy one at that. But lest you forget what lies beneath the clouds, here’s a comment received by WSR from

The "People's Garden" on 111th Street and Amsterdam Avenue is hosting a unique food festival on Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m. It's meant

The Bloomingdale History Group is holding a Zoom session on Tuesday explaining the history of movie theaters on the Upper West Side -- there were once a whopping 17 theaters!

The fight over the Upper West Side's homeless hotels may end up in the courts, as an opposition group has demanded the mayor produce a timeline

The corn growing in a plant bed on 101st Street started as an experiment by local resident Racey Gilbert, who may be a resident of the concrete jungle

Congress and the President are battling over the future of the U.S. Postal Service and mail-in voting. On Saturday at 11, rallies are planned

On Monday, Community Board 7 plans to hold a public forum over Zoom to hear from various constituencies about the hotels