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A New Wave of southern cooking is here.
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Time To Eat is a Northern Chinese restaurant in Midtown specializing in hand-cut noodles and mini hot pot.
The annual Feast of San Gennaro gave me heartburn, a tummy ache and a great time
I love New York City in the summer, especially this past one, but I grew up in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains. I’m in my late 20s, I rock climb, and I live in Brooklyn, so of co...
It’s the simplest and most difficult question to answer, whether it’s coming from a lifelong New Yorker or a first-time visitor: “Where should I eat in New York City?” The type of...
The most memorable dishes of August, at NYC restaurants old and new.
Don't go to MSG and spend $32 on a sad fried lump.
The best sausage and peppers, zeppole, and torrone to eat as you make your way down Mulberry Street.
New York City’s range of foods available for takeout and delivery has never been better. Years after the pandemic, takeout and delivery are built into many restaurants’ repertoire,...
The most memorable dishes of September, at NYC restaurants old and new.
Jerk chicken in the heart of Flatbush, an actually affordable lobster roll and all the soft shell crab you can eat.
Chef Eric Sze, the owner of NYC’s Wenwen, shows us the bakeries, pizzerias, and restaurants he visits weekly for everything from simple baguette sandwiches to oversized wontons. Sz...
Midtown East is a getting a new bistro and bakery from the Native Bread team.
A Red Hook spot serving lamb belly bánh mi, a place with a shrine to Kansas City sports legends, and a whole lot of hunky bark.
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New York, get ready to Bang Bang. Eater’s Bang Bang dinner series is bringing together two standout New York restaurants, Rolo’s and Chambers, for a one-night-only event hosted at...
Pizza as we know it showed up in New York City around the early 1900s at Lombardi’s in Little Italy, though the city had precursors served in bakeries the previous century. Lombard...
The Eater New York Heatmap has existed for two decades to answer the age-old question: “What’s hot and new in Manhattan?” Eater editors do thorough reporting on the most exciting r...
Where to get completely plant-based dumplings, mac and cheese, croissants, and more.
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