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Spritzenhaus Scales Back Food; Sushi & Sake 101 at Haru
Plus: new flavors at Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, celebrate Diwali at Tulsi, and more neighborhood news.
Scott Brown Sups at Ecco; Gisele and Tom Dine at Davio's
Plus George W. Bush, Lionel Richie and more, chowing like mere mortals.
Double Monday Bummer: Haru and Italian Bistro Both Closed Over the Weekend
Two longtime dining fixtures closed their doors for good this weekend.
What You Missed at the Lunar New Year Jade Gala
The tasting event presented dishes from many of the region's best Asian restaurants.
Fashion Designer Jill Stuart Eats Hamburger Cake, Invites Her Favorite Chef to Fashion Week
"I don’t like watery coffee. Skim milk ruins it. If I’m really treating myself, I’ll take heavy cream."
Beyoncé Gets Down at Provocateur; Jay-Z Is All Business at Bar Pitti
Plus: Lindsay Lohan throws a drink at 1Oak, Kid Cudi leaves a grand tip at CV, and more, in our complete recap of celebrity sightings.
"Dimetapp-astic" Cocktails at Haru; Russell House's Killer Bread Pudding
Plus: a show stopping lobster at Rendezvous, and customer service at b.good, all in our morning news roundup.
Spring Ramp Menu at Marc Forgione; Fornino Pizza Expands to Park Slope
Plus: Earth Awareness Week discount at Il Buco, and free cocktails at Haru, in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news.
Nomar Noshes on Sushi; Mayors Convene at Locke-Ober
Plus: Howie Carr grows faint at Papa Razzi, and Meredith Viera hits the South End, all in our weekly celebrity dining roundup.
Grand Canal Immortalized in Film; Kate Burton Eats Like Her Dad
Plus: Scott Brown dines all over town, and Amber Tamblyn checks out a historic spot, all in our weekly roundup of celebrity dining.
Haru’s Electric-Eel Cocktail Is Truly Shocking
Biting into a Sechuan bud is like “putting a nine-volt battery in your mouth.”
Le Cirque Hit With ‘Cater Waiter’ Lawsuit
Lawyer Maimon Kirschenbaum, the scourge of restaurateurs, strikes again.
