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Phillip Lee opens a permanent storefront for his beloved taco truck. Clean, minimalist space, a few tables to eat a quick bite. Same tasty offerings as the rig: BBQ short rib tacos, kimchi burrito ... read more
B-burg factory is gutted and filled with café tables and chairs and a lovely wood oven. Huge windows, exposed brick, plenty of oxygen. Chef Sean Rembold of Diner and Marlow & Sons does b... read more
Authentic Puerto Rican fare in the Slope. Corner spot recoups Barrio and MIX botches. Black awning patio back in business, while reclaimed wood and stone pillars inside give a hacienda-cellar kind ... read more
Southfork chef Joe Isidori does the farm-to-table thing in Carroll Gardens. Recycled wood paneling on the walls and black-and-tan color scheme merge crunchy with hip. Strictly organic produce f... read more
After fourteen years of bringing comfort food love to Seventh Avenue, this fine diner opens a spin-off. Prime corner spot with outdoor seating, retro-chic digs. Menu gets a revamp for new locale, b... read more
Buffalo, your time has passed. James Beard winner Andy Ricker brings his Portlandia phenomena to the BK. Ike’s Wings marinate fresh chicken in garlic, sugar, and fish sauce, add some carameli... read more
Egg peeps build a farm-to-table hall. Inspiration comes from the Northeast U.S. and A., with sourcing from Egg’s own upstate farm. Flax and nettle pesto meets chickweed and lamb; sunchokes, ... read more
Some Texas natives swear by their kolaches, those portable pastries stuffed with savory or sweet stuff, but they're not so easy to find outside the Lone Star State. Fortunately, this tidy kolache s... read more
Jewish-Spanish kitchen in Cobble Hill, cozy among brownstones. Glass front lets in plenty of light, space is clean and unpretentious. Husband-and-wife chefs Alex Raij and Eder Montero of Txikito do... read more
After thirty years of East Village service, Moroccan classic adds Billyburg outpost. Sludgy Turkish coffee opens the bleary eyes of the breakfast-at-noon crowd. Couscous, hummus, cucumber yogurt, a... read more
Not for the lactose-intolerant. Dulce de leche cake, blueberry cream cookies, brilliant soft-serve creations, and The Volcano—potato gratin with gruyere cheese and Benton's bacon—certif... read more
The team behind Colonie brings high-end Mexican flavors to Dumbo. Chef Sam Richman's menu reflects fascination with fresh ingredients, authentic recipes. Start things off with the Aguachile: scallo... read more
Vegas nightclub pro brings Sin City "style" to Sunset Park. Jungle-themed extravaganza spread across an Italian restaurant, a bikini bar, and a massive nightclub. Shades of Circus Circus in perform... read more
Royal Oak space fancied up by Anella and Calyer peeps. Killer sound system complemented by crack DJs working later-night lounge scene. Cocktails upgraded as well, like house Boilermaker pairing Sie... read more
Kitchen honors Italian moms and the cooking of Cilento. Keeps with the Campanian tradition of simple and local, lets the menu be dictated by the seasons. Small plates to start: seafood salad, oven-... read more
Park Slope mom and pop unveil a backyard for the neighborhood. Roomy garden just right for chilaxing over fresh bites. Concise menu covers sammies, salads, eggs at weekend brunch. Bleu cheese and f... read more
Beloved mom and pop Cobble Hill bakery brings the sweet stuff to Dumbo. Mini cookies with names like Sadie (orange-flavored butter cookie) and Lana (chocolate with raspberry jam) so precious you al... read more
Longtime City Bakery hands (R. and D., Rosen and Dima) bring the charming American thing to Prospect Heights. Comfort food foundation, sophisticated results. Humble dishes like meatloaf, liver, an... read more
After a decade of dues paying, Kensington takeout shop adds a bistro in Ditmas. Proper sit-down space good for date nights, with flowers, gold-embossed walls, and dandelion-esque light fixtures ove... read more
Second coming of legendary Chelsea pachyderm. Shake-up of original ...
Moroccan/Mediterranean fare is spruced-up version of Bistro Truck&r...
NYC location number quatre for très chic French luxury brand...
What is the American jet-set doing these days? If you ask Michael K...
San Francisco’s famed hole-in-the-wall expans to the LES. Swa...