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Posted 6/24/08 on Grub Street NYC
NewsFeed

1OAK Owners Deny Accusations of Covering Up Hate Crime

Richie Akiva and Scott Sartiano say they did everything they could to help the victims of an assault that occured Wednesday.

Filed Under: 1 oak, assaults, chelsea, newsfeed, nightlife, richie akiva, scott sartiano

Posted 6/20/08 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

Octopus Takes Well to the Spin Cycle; Eighty One's Deceivingly Cheap Prix Fixe

Misguided discontent with Matsugen already brewing and looking forward to as many tacos as you can carry in the East Village, in today's neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: appellation wine, chelsea, cobble hill, east village, eighty one, kellari taverna, matsugen, mercadito cantina, midtown west, neighborhood watch, sam's restaurant, the green table, tribeca, upper west side

Posted 6/16/08 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

The Return of NYC ICY; Chelsea's Latest Wine Bar

Matsugen serves a wide range of Japanese treats, and not all best-sliders lists are equal, in today's neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: astoria, boca soul, chelsea, clinton hill, flatiron, gowanus, instyle, lower east side, matsugen, neighborhood watch, samba grill, sliders, tribeca, waldy's wood-fired pizza & penne, whole foods

Posted 5/16/08 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

Oven-Equipped Food Truck for Sale; Scarpetta Off to Strong Start

The Randolph has a lot going for it and Tribeca gets another good French takeout option, in today's neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: chelsea, d'or, east village, hell's kitchen, lower east side, meatpacking district, midtown east, midtown west, mooncake foods, neighborhood watch, nolita, pain quotidien, pichet ong, pong, pranzo pizza truck, scarpetta, soho, telephone bar & grill, the randolph at broome, tribeca, wd~50, west village

Posted 5/15/08 on Grub Street NYC
Chefwatch

Morimoto’s American Tag Team Have ‘Spirit and Heart’

The head sushi chef and the chef de cuisine are both…white guys?

Filed Under: chefwatch, chelsea, jamison blankenship, masaharu morimoto, morimoto, robert cook, sushi

Posted 5/15/08 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

Self-serve Model for Frozen Yogurt Causes Stir in the East Village; Junior's Doesn't Have a Good Burger, Either

Where to have barbecue brunch in the Flatiron, and meet singles who like wine, in today's neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: astoria, chelsea, craig hopson, downtown brooklyn, east village, el jamon, junior's, neighborhood watch, one if by land two if by sea, west village

Posted 5/5/08 on Grub Street NYC
NewsFeed

Barocco Café Coming to Ninth Avenue and 17th Street

A mangled spelling of Barocco is on some documents taped to the building, but Danny Emerman denied involvement to us.

Filed Under: barocco cafe, chelsea, cristina orosco, danny emerman, newsfeed

Posted 5/5/08 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

Red Cat Now Serving Lunch; ‘Iron Chef’ East Village?

Saturday raid at the Bowery Electric and lunch at the Red Cat, in today's neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: american grill, bowery electric, chelsea, chocolate pudding, dumbo, east village, hecho en dumbo, market table, matilda, neighborhood watch, song 7.2, the red cat, west village

Posted 5/1/08 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

Box Not That Cool? Kiev Curse Lingers in the East Village

The Box is doubted and cheap Kobe sliders arrive in today's neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: 202, alex stupak, american grill, astoria, chelsea, east village, gogo curry, kiev, lower east side, neighborhood watch, ovelia, the box, wd~50

Posted 4/25/08 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

Brunch Near the Brooklyn Flea; Eat Lamb on Greek Easter

Spice heads east and iced coffee is served on Sullivan Street in today's neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: bamboo (nyc), brooklyn flea, chelsea, east village, fort greene, grandaisy bakery, greek easter, kellari taverna, midtown west, neighborhood watch, soho

Posted 4/21/08 on Grub Street NYC
NewsFeed

Scores Hits the Skids

Scores West has between $1 million and $10 million in debt and has filed for bankruptcy on the heels of being busted for prostitution, losing its liquor license, and getting sued for tips skimming and sexual harassment.

Filed Under: bankruptcy, chelsea, newsfeed, scores west

Posted 4/15/08 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

Order Your Seder Today; Doughnuts Ease Tax Pain

Tax Day specials and kids' party venues in our roundup of neighborhood food news.

Filed Under: ago, astoria, buddakan, cantina (nyc), chelsea, cobble hill, cobblestone foods, dunkin' donuts, east village, greenwich hotel, harlem, hudson river cafe, jason neroni, met costume institute gala, neighborhood watch, ruby foo's, tribeca

Posted 4/4/08 on Grub Street NYC
Openings

Chelsea Wine Bar Has Southern Italian–Wine Mission

Bar Baresco will specialize in higher-end wines by the glass.

Filed Under: bar baresco, chelsea, malta brothers, openings, wine

Posted 3/31/08 on Grub Street NYC
NewsFeed

Passerby Passes On, and We Mourn

An upcoming book offers an elegy for the Chelsea institution that closed this weekend.

Filed Under: chelsea, newsfeed, nightlife, passerby, pat willard

Posted 3/31/08 on Grub Street NYC
Neighborhood Watch

East Village Pizza Spot Aspires to Match Di Fara; Foosball Lures Families to Cobble Hill

An East Village pizza spot attempts to live up to Di Fara, a two-story funhouse for kids with good food for parents opens in Cobble Hill, and how to get in to Rao's by the Insatiable Critic.