José Andrés, the Spanish-born chef and restaurateur known for organizing epic feeding initiatives when disaster strikes, was late in the game to establish a footprint…
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Sant Ambroeus Opens a Gelateria in SoHo
A dedicated gelateria opening March 17 is the latest in the repertory of Sant Ambroeus, the Milanese-style restaurant group. It will sell the company’s ultrasmooth…
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Colorado restaurant workers express frustration after getting bumped in vaccine line
As shuttered restaurants slowly reopen and eased dining restrictions allow for more customers in Colorado dining rooms, nearly 300,000 foodservice workers in Colorado learned on…
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N.Y. Restaurant Fires Waitress Who Wouldn’t Get Covid-19 Vaccine
After nearly a year of the pandemic decimating New York City’s restaurant industry, forcing thousands of businesses to close permanently and costing tens of thousands…
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Restaurant worker fired for shouting 'Man and woman!' at gay couple who came in
A restaurant worker was fired for shouting ‘man and woman’ at a gay couple who came in to get some food. Nelson Ayala and his…
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NY restaurant mocks ban on indoor dining by hosting dinner in the SNOW
‘This is what outdoor dining looks like in my city’: NYC restaurant owner mocks Gov. Cuomo’s ban on indoor dining by hosting dinner for staff…
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In New York, outdoor dining confronts the approaching snowstorm.
New York City’s restaurants, already staggered by the loss of indoor dining this week, must close their roadway dining programs at 2 p.m. on Wednesday,…
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Restaurants Forge Ahead Without Indoor Dining
[Want to get New York Today by email? Here’s the sign-up.] It’s Monday. Weather: Rain, and then later in the day a mix of rain…
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Zagat and Michelin Hit Pause on New York City Guides
Restaurant ratings traditionally land in November, with the annual release of the latest guides from Michelin and Zagat. Not this year. Both companies have put…
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How the Pandemic Inspired a Kitchen-Share Scene Among Out-of-Work Chefs
Six years ago, Katy McNulty, the chef and owner of The Pixie and the Scout, a catering company, raised $40,000 through Kickstarter to create her…
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Silver Apricot Applies a Chinese Lens to Farm-to-Table Cooking
In the backyard of the new Greenwich Village restaurant Silver Apricot are a few tables, about a dozen chairs, plexiglass partitions to separate them, a…
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Rolls Rice Opens With Rice Rolls Inspired by Classic Asian Dishes
Headliner Rolls Rice Soft, traced with sauce and enclosing various fillings, Cantonese steamed rice noodle rolls (cheung fun) have a devoted following in New York.…
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Restaurant owner loses £25,000 when 540 bookings cancel on day tier 2 announced
The owner of an east London restaurant lost £25,000 in one day after hundreds of customers cancelled bookings when the Government announced the capital would…
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Indoor Dining Returns to New York City, but Will Customers?
The restaurant industry, battered by the pandemic, is hoping indoor dining will help ease months of hardship. By Michael Gold At noon on Wednesday, the…
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