
What we ate, heard, and loved in NYC restaurants this week
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A collection of dishes from Saverne from Gabriel Kreuther opening in Hudson Yards. Photo: Francesco Sapienza
Today, we’ve got a few things in the mix, starting with a look at brasseries from freelancer regular, Andrea Strong, as well as a...
Ilis. Photo: Evan Sung
Hi there. The weeks before Memorial Day are nonstop with news, with restaurants eager to launch projects ahead of the kickoff to summer. We’ve got a big closing to discuss and a couple of openings for you to check ou...
Photo: Robert Sietsema/Eater
Hi there. Welcome back. Hope you have grand plans for a spring weekend that looks decent (but refuses to really let loose and warm up). Today we have news about longtime favorite Mary’s Fish Camp that shuttered...
The steak frites at Lori Jayne. | Photo: Nadia Chaudhury
Happy almost-Friday, y’all. I’m back after a week off for my birthday, and today, I’m writing about the wonders of steak frites served at New York bars. Plus, we’ve got news about NY...
Photo: Bettina Makalintal
Hi there. Today, we have Bettina Makalintal detouring from her Eater Today newsletter to tell us about one of the most exciting stretches for coffee in the city. We also have just news on a couple of closures and...
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