A new cocktail bar is making the claim that it’s okay to cry, or as SZA sings, “Call Me Miss Crybaby.” Crybaby brings Alpine ...

Schulson is the third major Philadelphia restaurateur to push into Manhattan in recent years, following Stephen Starr (Pastis ...

Pull up a seat at the 40-foot counter and order from a menu of sandwiches topped with chopped olives and cream cheese; tuna ...

No ifs, ands, or buts: Get the chicken liver agnolotti. These little pillows are stuffed with rich chicken liver and tossed in a toasty, gently sweet brown-butter sauce, with balsamic vinegar adding ...

Beto’s is about “bringing that Mexico City style that we’re missing in New York,” Gonzalez says. “Carnitas really reminded me of my childhood.” The name comes from her ...

Don’t sleep on the seafood here (it’s called Sailor, after all). The main fish dishes change, but when available, the cod, ...

Lower East Side natural wine bar Babysips is spinning off with a new spot in Brooklyn this year with double the space. New ...

Nestled out in Brooklyn Heights since December, tiny bakery Diljān has been selling out of its Afghan baked goods and breads.

Sadly, sister market and next-door neighbor Fletcher and Lu closed last fall. Luckily, the grocer’s beloved seeded crackers ...

Or’Esh, the Levantine-focused restaurant from Eugene Remm, Tilman Fertitta, and chef Nadav Greenberg, debuts in Soho ...

Chama Mama’s expansion is no anomaly. In the last five years, Georgian restaurants have gone beyond their south Brooklyn bubble. For a long stretch, there was one Georgian restaurant in the West ...

HAGS is one of those truly New York dining treasures, an eclectic fine-dining queer restaurant in the East Village, run by co-owners chef Telly Justice and sommelier Camille Lindsley. Dinner is a ...