Society Fair
Cathal Armstrong and crew are at it again. This time, the Irish chef has unveiled a market, butcher shop, café and bar, all rolled into one airy Old Town space.
Read MoreCathal Armstrong and crew are at it again. This time, the Irish chef has unveiled a market, butcher shop, café and bar, all rolled into one airy Old Town space.
Read MoreThe venerable Spring Street Natural (open since 1973) now has this Upper West Side sibling. It opened on Friday.
Read MoreRe-Thinking Soup, a weekly soup lunch and lecture at the Jane Addams Hull House Museum.
Read MoreBenjamin Bailly, formerly of Petrossian and Fraîche, is the new Executive Chef of this Silver Lake restaurant.
Read MoreThis cocktail lounge is now open on the third floor of 5 Ninth in the Meatpacking District. Look out for tufted-velvet couches and a menu full of Manhattans.
Read MoreBitters-based cocktails are an emerging category of drink at bars across the country.
Read MoreThis breakfast spot, formerly located in the Tenderloin, has relocated to new, larger digs on Sixth St. It reopens today.
Read MoreThree new cheap-eats spots make St. Mark's Place even more desirable as a dinner destination.
Read MoreAfternoon tea at the Drake Hotel in Chicago.
Read MoreBitters were once added to cocktails in tiny quantities, but a new genre of cocktails is based on this flavorful ingredient.
Read MoreAtwater Village Farm, a community-minded grocery store on Glendale Boulevard.
Read MoreThe Momofuku team and Dave Arnold drop this new high-tech bar in the former Milk Bar space today. Liquid nitrogen will be used in cold drinks, and a 1,500º degree red hot poker will be used in hot ones. Read our story about Arnold to learn more.
Greenwich Village gets this destination for craft beer in 32- and 64-ounce growlers dispensed from 24 taps lines today.
Read MoreBean Confit from The Occasional Vegetarian by Elaine Louie (Hyperion)
Read MoreTwo new cookbooks offer a range of healthful recipes.
Read MoreAn Choi, the Lower East Side Vietnamese street-eats spot, has opened this next-door shop peddling pickles. Look out for daikon, jalapeño and okra varieties.
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