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Take a Look Inside Local, Now Open for Lunch in the Mission
Local, the new eatery on 24th Street, serves sandwiches until 6 p.m., but will begin dinner on April 1st.
First Look at Ryan Skeen’s Harlem Enterprise, 5 & Diamond
Take a look at the dining room as well as the food.
Closer Look at Fatty ’Cue and Its Southeast Asian Barbecue
A tour of the restaurant and a look at its menu and dishes.
First Look at Red Betty’s, Serving French-Senegalese Tonight
Former Asia de Cuba and China Grill chef Malik Fall takes over the former Boucarou space.
First Look at ABC Kitchen and Jean-Georges Vongerichten’s Food
A look at the space, the menu, and the dishes.
Pulino’s Has Opened for Breakfast and Lunch
A look inside Keith McNally's new restaurant on its first day, plus the menu.
A Look into Osteria Mamma, Now Open on Melrose
Philppe Cortivo and his mother open their own Italian restaurant.
First Look at Marcony, Murray Hill’s New Italian Spot
See the bi-level design inspired by yachting off the isle of Capri.
Former Lassi Space Is Reborn As Satay Junction
The owners of Brick Lane Curry House open an Indonesian joint.
Take a Look Inside Radius Café, Opening Tomorrow
Check out the interior of the new café helmed by chef Kelly Hughett, formerly of Adour Alain Ducasse in New York.
What to Eat at Kyochon, Finally Serving Korean Fried Chicken in Midtown
A look inside the "KFC" juggernaut's futuristic Manhattan flagship.
A Look Inside Bin 73, Open Tonight in Marina del Rey
Marina del Rey gets a new wine bar with Italian bar food.
First Look at Betel and Its ‘Modern Southeast Asian’ Cuisine
Does Manhattan need another Thai restaurant? A couple of Australians think so!
First Look at Lizarran, Bringing Spanish Dim Sum to Soho
Waiters try to tempt you with a rotating array of 200 pinxtos.
Slideshow: Sublime Food Lounge Opens in Culver City
Randall Rosa brings tradition and modernity together in Culver City.
First Look: Brother Jimmy’s Is All Grown Up in the Former Irving Mill Space
Brother Jimmy's ditches the sports kitsch and upgrades its menu at its new Union Square location.