Outdoor Dining Will Return Next Year, Says Mayor
In an August 3 press conference, Mayor de Blasio announced that the Open Restaurants program will return on June 1, 2021, if not earlier.
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Category: Food & Drink
Now, George Keeley’s Liquor License is Suspended
Governor Cuomo released a new report on August 3, stating that another 19 bars in New York State have faced liquor license suspensions for “egregious
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Car-Free Outdoor Dining on Amsterdam Ave
Until outdoor dining expires on October 31st, patrons of bars and restaurants between 97th and 110th Streets on Amsterdam Avenue will be able to enjoy
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GoFundMe Campaign Launched for Hi-Life Bar & Grill
Soon after Hi-Life Bar & Grill’s liquor license was suspended, a GoFundMe campaign was launched to help the bar owner cover legal fees to resolve
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Liquor License Suspended at Hi-Life Bar & Grill
On July 29, investigators observed violations at 41 bars across New York State, and “formal charges are being prepared.”
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LPQ Reopens at 60 West 65th Street
Le Pain Quotidien has reopened its location at 60 West 65th Street, between Central Park West and Columbus Avenue.
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New Italian Ice Spot Opening!
An Italian ice shop is about to open on the Upper West Side! Bronx Ice will be opening at 782 Amsterdam Ave, between 98th and
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La Caridad Will Be Sorely Missed
Adios (goodbye) and zai jian (goodbye) to La Caridad 78, a Cuban Chinese restaurant beloved by Upper West Siders from the late 1960s until its
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Talia’s Steakhouse Becomes Talia’s Fishhouse For Nine Days
Most Manhattan kosher restaurants are currently offering a special menu – called The Nine Days Menu – which includes fish, pasta and vegetarian options, replacing
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More Restaurant Closings
Restaurant closings are sadly not slowing down. We continue to hear about more and more of them shutting down – including some long-time tenants.
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