Food Dining Chinese Coffee Chains Reshaping NYC's Asian Drink Scene
Chinese coffee giants like Luckin, Cotti, and Mixue are opening in NYC Chinatowns, challenging boba shops with scale, low prices, and efficiency.
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Three New Cocktail Bars Bring Creative Drinks to NYC Neighborhoods
Three innovative cocktail bars have opened across Manhattan and Queens in recent months, offering New Yorkers everything from hour-themed drinks to cutting-edge molecular mixology, according to a recent dining guide.
Two New Restaurants Join Brooklyn's Growing Greenpoint Food Scene
Two new restaurants have opened in Greenpoint this winter, adding to Brooklyn's expanding dining landscape with Vietnamese and Malaysian cuisines, according to recent restaurant industry reports.
Two New Queens Restaurants Add Moroccan and Bangladeshi Flavors to Borough's Dining Scene
Queens' dining landscape welcomed two new international restaurants this month, according to food industry editors tracking the borough's restaurant openings.
Six New Manhattan Restaurants Join March Hot List as Dining Scene Continues Evolution
Manhattan's restaurant scene added six new establishments to its most-watched list this month, according to food industry tracking that highlights the city's continued culinary evolution despite recent challenges.
Brooklyn Heights Afghan Bakery Diljān Sells Out Daily with Traditional Baked Goods
A small Afghan bakery in Brooklyn Heights has been selling out of its traditional baked goods daily since opening in December, according to its co-owners.
Giulietta Brings 11,000-Square-Foot Italian Dining Experience to Midtown's MetLife Building
A massive new Italian restaurant has opened at the base of the MetLife Building in Midtown, bringing all-day dining to one of Manhattan's most recognizable locations.
Vermont Farm Programs Get Federal Boost
The Center for an Agricultural Economy received $100,000 in federal funding through Sen. Peter Welch's office to expand school food programs and agricultural education.
Tokyo Pizza Master Brings Neapolitan Pies to Lower East Side
Tokyo's Susumu Kakinuma, godfather of Japan's Neapolitan pizza scene, cooks at Lower East Side's Sake No Hana Feb. 24-28. Years-in-the-making collaboration debuts.
1941 Tugboat Keeps Brooklyn, Queens Heat Flowing
The Shoofly, an 85-year-old tugboat, breaks ice on Newtown Creek so fuel barges can reach Brooklyn and Queens homes during the city's week-long freeze.