Chef José Andrés is transforming his Hudson Yards restaurants, replacing Spanish Diner with Oyamel and converting Leña into a Basque steakhouse, Txula, by spring 2025.

Absolute Bagels, a staple on the Upper West Side since 1992, abruptly closed after failing a health inspection due to serious violations. Locals are shocked, and there's speculation about the future of the space.

Brooklyn's L&B Spumoni Gardens has opened its Dumbo location on Old Fulton Street after a five-year delay due to regulatory issues and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Rockefeller Center's dining scene is revitalized with new eateries aimed at making Midtown a foodie destination, despite criticism of the underground concourse's ambiance.

The secretive NYC restaurant Frog Club, known for its strict rules and enigmatic ambiance, is closing down after struggling in the competitive dining scene.

Jungsik was awarded three Michelin stars at the ceremony, marking a notable addition to New York's three-star establishments since 2012. Other restaurants were also recognized for excellence.

Moody Tongue Pizza opens in NYC's East Village, offering Tokyo-Neapolitan style pizza and a selection of beers and sushi from the team behind Chicago's two-star Michelin restaurant Moody Tongue.

PNK Surinamese Cuisine opens in Queens, offering Indonesian, Caribbean, Chinese, and Dutch-influenced dishes, while Shah's Halal Food expands in Connecticut with a focus on halal dietary options.

Sisters Sage, Ginger, and Senna Lau are gaining acclaim with their Thai-American fusion eatery, Baby’s Buns and Buckets, at Brooklyn's DeKalb Market Hall.

Leyenda cocktail bar is relocating after 10 years on Smith Street and is hosting a Christmas in July event, "Sleyenda," with themed cocktails and decorations.

Giorgio Armani opens a luxury eatery, Armani Ristorante, in New York, combining fashion and gourmet dining with a menu curated by Chef Antonio D’Angelo.

The Staten Island Ferry will reintroduce on-board concessions, featuring Dunkin' offerings, potentially including beer, within two months, ending the pre-pandemic pause of such services.

Several popular New York City restaurants, including Ugly Baby and En Brasserie, are closing their doors, partly due to challenges like lease issues and the pandemic's financial impacts.