Williamsburg welcomes the reopening of JR & Son's Italian venue with chef Patricia Vega, and Kellogg's Diner's revival under executive chef Jackie Carnesi, offering culinary nostalgia and new experiences.

New York establishments resist Texas Lt. Gov.'s push to rebrand the "New York Strip" as the "Texas Strip," with a potential $1 million lawsuit in preparation.

Popular breakfast taco pop-up Border Town is set to open a permanent location in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, offering an expanded menu and a full dining experience.

A TikTok plea by Rachel Nieves of Buddies Coffee in Brooklyn went viral, highlighting rent hike issues and leading to community support, though relocation is likely.

Win Son Bakery is set to open a new location in East Village, offering Taiwanese-American fusion food that includes scallion pancake sandwiches and mochi doughnuts.

Mister Softee opens its first permanent store in East Islip, Long Island, offering over 40 flavors and classic treats, maintaining its legacy while embracing new additions like crepes and "burgers."

Tashkent Supermarket has opened a new location in Manhattan's West Village, featuring prepared foods, hot bar items, and groceries, much to the delight of local food enthusiasts.

Danny Meyer is expanding his Union Square Hospitality Group to Boston's Seaport District with two restaurants, Ci Siamo and Daily Provisions, slated to open in late 2025.

Lucy's, a beloved East Village dive bar, has reopened under Golden Age Hospitality with preserved aesthetics and necessary updates like ADA-compliant bathrooms.

NYC DOT is streamlining the permitting process for restaurants to participate in the upcoming roadway dining season, issuing conditional approvals to expedite the launch.

Cafewal, a cafe in the East Village, offers free meals, job training, and support for migrants, especially those from Guinea, alongside serving the local community.

Rachel Nieves of Brooklyn's Buddies coffee shop faces closure due to rent hike but receives community support and celebrity encouragement after her viral appeal.

Valerio’s Tropical Bakeshop, a West Coast Filipino bakery, is opening its first New York location in Queens' Little Manila, replacing the former Irish bar Saints and Sinners.