Seasonal Sweets From Billy’s Bakery
Billy’s Bakery has been satisfying sweet-tooths on the Upper West Side since they opened on Columbus Avenue at the beginning of the year. Their local
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Barney Greengrass Reopens
After a brief closure by the Department of Health, Barney Greengrass has reopened their doors.
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2020 Michelin Bib Gourmand Awards: The UWS Restaurants
Winners for the 2020 Michelin Bib Gourmand NYC awards were just announced, and the list includes four restaurants on the Upper West Side (though three
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Barney Greengrass Shut Down After Health Inspection
UPDATE: Barney Greengrass Reopens After an inspection by the NYC Health Department on October 10th, iconic Upper West Side establishment Barney Greengrass has been shut
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Where To Get The Impossible Burger on the UWS
Vegans and vegetarians rejoice! The “Impossible Burger” has made its way to the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Not familiar with the Impossible Burger? It’s
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Bareburger To Open One Location Next Week
We recently learned that Bareburger would be opening two locations on the Upper West Side. One will be at 2233 Broadway, between 79th and 80th
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New Chocolate Shop Opens
Kee’s Chocolates has soft-opened at 228 Columbus Avenue, between 70th and 71st Streets. They’re currently working on getting signage up, but the chocolates are in
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Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai Opens!
A new ramen place, Kitakata Ramen Ban Nai, has opened at 267 Amsterdam, between 72nd and 73rd Streets (right between Chipotle and Utopia). The previous
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More Food Pics From Pasta Franco
A new Italian restaurant, Pasta Franco, recently opened at 508 Columbus Avenue, between 84th and 85th Streets. They’re currently only serving dinner, but plan to
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Daily Provisions Open
Daily Provisions had their grand opening on Wednesday, October 2nd! They made the announcement on their Instagram page on Tuesday. The bakery, sandwich shop and
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