Eat & Drink

In 1940 Murray’s Cheese opened its doors on Bleecker and since then the whole city has just melted together. Some say the reason NYC is such a melting pot is […]

The eclectic pawn shop seen from the street is just a front for the beautifully designed and fabulous bi-level restaurant in the back.

We recommend Barrio Chino – a hip, tiny Mexican restaurant with a great bar.

This subterranean Italian grotto sets the scene for a romantic and delicious dinner.

The Thanksgiving menu at Black Barn makes me want to melt, sizzle, crumble and then happily drift off to sleep in the cab home.

That famous charm (and some original dishes) will keep fans happy and an adjacent cafe, Daily Provisions will offer pastries, sandwiches & to-go meals.

Enrique Olvera of Cosme in Flatrion and Pujol in Mexico City will open Atla later this season in NoHo.

If you are more of a bib-wearing, crab leg-cracking, bucket of beer type, head north to the North River Lobster Company.

Stephen Starr and Chef Daniel Rose bring chandeliers, chanterelles and champagne to Lafayette Street and, yes, Le Coucou is French.

Cafe Henrie is the new funky-fresh “it” cafe is on Forsyth Street on the border of Chinatown and the Lower East Side.