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A First Look at Country Club, Opening Tomorrow
The latest clubhouse-themed meatpacking-district lounge is owned by an actor and a baseball player.
Florent Auction Rakes In $50,000 for Employees
But who will get the restaurant's coveted liquor license?
An Empty House and Bon Jovi at the Former Florent
One month after taking over from Florent, R&L Restaurant is without booze, and without customers.
Don’t Fear the Tomato; Blais’s Burger Coming to New York
Plus Ben & Jerry's new Elton John–inspired ice cream, a book about cannibalism, and more, in our morning news roundup.
El Cid Closes As Other Spanish Joints Open
The twenty-year-old neighborhood standby closed this weekend.
Ilan Hall to Be Chef at Spanish Meatpacking-District Venture?
The 'Top Chef winner' comes home to roost.
Will Bijoux’s Mime Save Nightlife?
When you can't get a drag queen to show up to the party, a mime will do.
ICRAVE's Lionel Ohayon — Mr. Meatpacking District?
He got his start selling sunglasses in order to pick up girls.
Florent’s Chef Stayed On at R&L Restaurant
But how long will Joanne Lucas stay in the restaurant business?
Meatpacking in Flux: Changes at Florent, Brass Monkey, and Merkato 55
Yesterday brought a new basement lounge. Today, a rooftop bar.
Bijoux Emerges From the Shadows
Like all hot spots these days, the lounge under Merkato 55 is accessed through a “private” door and a service hallway
The Secret Lounge Under Merkato 55; New Amsterdam Market Represents
Bijou lounge hides beneath Merkato 55, and Le Pain Quotidien mobilizes staff for its big opening in Tribeca, in our daily neighborhood roundup.
Inside Florent’s Friends-and-Family Farewell
Florent ended its 23-year run early this morning with an intimate wrap party. 'New York''s David Amsden was there.
On the Matter of Florent: Joanne Lucas, What’s Your Deal?
If Florent is to reopen as a Florent-type diner just two days later, we have to question the emotional roller coaster of the past few months.