Tag: upper west side

A new mattress store is opening, as some restaurants have closed or changed identities.

Howard Freeman sent us the photo above of a car (or what used to be a car) at the corner of 84th street and West End Avenue. If anyone has any information

We've got lots of news below about a high-end frozen food emporium, a caviar bar, and more coming to the Upper West Side.

Ocean Grill shucked its last oyster and abruptly closed on Sunday night after 18 years of service on Columbus Avenue between 78th and 79th street.

As 2016 approaches, more cafes and restaurants are coming to the Upper West Side.

A city agency is planning to turn a building on West 95th street into permanent affordable housing for veterans.

Bring on the brews. On Wednesday evening, Gebhard’s Beer Culture advanced another step toward opening a craft beer pub and restaurant at

The West Side Federation of Neighborhood and Block Associations hosted its annual holiday party and presented their Community Service Awards at Chico Julio

December 7, 2015 Weather: Mostly Sunny, with a high of 55 degrees.

Three mostly black Upper West Side communities have been bulldozed over the years, to make way for other major projects, from Central Park, to Lincoln Center to Park West Village.

An amazing video showing the Upper West Side in 1977 by Mark Mannucci and Mary Larsen has been making the rounds on social media in recent days.

A meeting this week at Community Board 7 included a debate over a liquor license and a proposal by one community member to start a book fair.

Developers filed permits to construct a seven-story condo building at 466 Columbus Avenue between 82nd and 83rd street, which is now a three-story commercial building.

Police are investigating a possible hate crime outside the West Side Judaica store on Broadway and 89th street.

A skate shop and an old-school diner closed, while a new doughnut shop is on its way.

A taxicab careened into a grocery store's flower stand at 83rd street and Amsterdam Avenue on Monday night around 10 p.m., hitting and injuring a worker there.

In 1998, Raymond Melendez was an alcoholic and a crack addict, working as a "bouncer in a whore house.” Forty three years old, he had drunk and drugged his way

Give peace no chance. A judge ruled against a resident of the historic Ansonia on Broadway and 73rd street who hung an illuminated peace sign

Extell Development and Megalith Capital Management have filed plans to build a 25-story condo building at 36 West 66th street, near Central Park West.

Upper West Side apartments rented for about 3% more in October than they did a year before, according to a new report from brokerage firm MNS.