Williamsburg Wine: Introducing Natural Wine Company and Brooklyn Oenology Tasting Room
Two new Billyburg wine ventures offer principled drinking with an artsy tie-in.
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You Can Thank PLCB For Higher Booze Costs
PLCB will increase the handling fees of distilled spirits and wine; restaurants and bars will have little choice but to pass the price hikes on to you.
Monopole Wine Store Opening Soon in Pasadena
The shop details the horrors of California bureaucracy in its own blog.
Meridith's American Bistro Is Now Aneu
The changes are intended to appeal to the changing tastes of today's diners.
Colossal Wawa Plans Meet Opposition in Conshohocken; Drunken Chester County Man Arrested For Trying to Eat Kittens
Plus halal-certified soups stir protests, and hotels get in on the rooftop vegetable garden craze, all in our morning news roundup.
Longshoreman Want Del Monte to Bring Shipments Back to South Philly Docks; Santa Sweets Completes Work on a 10-Acre Solar Farm
Plus Cosmo picks a prep cook from Cleveland as Bachelor of the Year, and Silicon Valley and UC Davis are teaming up to make advances in wine making, all in our morning news roundup.
New Yorkers Don’t Mind a Slower Starbucks; the City’s Bloodiest Dishes
Plus: food landscapes, and high-tech winemaking, all in our morning news roundup.
Meme Kicks Off Its Regional Wine Dinners Tonight
Tonight David Katz kicks off the first in a series of regional wine dinners he’s presenting at his restaurant Meme over the next couple of months. Each of the dinners, which spotlight wines of a specific region and dishes that...
Biba Aims For a Friday Opening
Grub Street previously said that Tria's "spunky little cousin" would open in August.
Free Wine at Bistrot La Minette Tonight
Chef Peter Woolsey is looking to cut guests another attractive deal.
PLCB’s Wine Kiosks Stoke the Ire of Liquor Store Employees
The union alleges that the state's liquor control board is too closely connected to the liquor industry to fight underage drinking in a meaningful way, especially when its puts a wine dispensing machine on a college campus.
The James Weird Awards: Michelin-Starred Nipple-Twisting and Pizza Fight Club
Plus: a Justin Bieber hoax, and how to steal an entire vineyard, in our weekly roundup of weird restaurant news.
Hot, Dry Weather Produces "Napalike" Grapes in South Jersey; Gluten-Free Diets Go Mainstream
Plus a third massive fish kill in ten weeks washes up thousands of fish on Jersey Shore Beaches, and FDA will hold hearings on genetically modified salmon this week, all in out morning news roundup.
Garces Gives Us Another Reason to Appreciate Saturdays
Saturday Happy Hour just may be the best idea ever!
Marathon Enters the Rogue Restaurant Week Fray
Upping the ante for Restaurant Week and its many imitators, Marathon is offering three-course dinners for $20.
L&I Denies Targeting Italian Market Vendors; PA's Indoor Smoking Ban Has Had a Minimal Impact on Bar and Restaurant Business
Plus PA farmers are eligible for emergency drought relief, and Michelle Obama urges restaurateurs to provide more healthy items on kids' menus, all in our morning news roundup.
Liquor and Reservations Are the Only Changes Coming to Garces Trading Co.
Both moves are based on customers desires.
Joshua Klapper Announces 5th Anniversary Vintage of La Fenêtre
A limited amount of the 2008 vintage just went on sale from this former Sona sommelier.
Bistrot La Minette Gears Up For Its Two Year Anniversary
Chef Peter Woolsey will prepare and serve a special four-course prix fixe menu for $22.
Officials See No Rise in Egg-Related Salmonella Cases in PA and NJ; Editorial Staff Flees Every Day With Rachael Ray
Plus non-locavres are eating up 70s tome The I Hate to Cook Book, and White House chef says the Obamas are easy eaters, all in our morning news roundup.