The two-floor Italian spot opens Monday with house-made pasta and an Amalfi Coast vibe near Lincoln Center.

Lola's Rooftop opens next week at the Sanctuary Hotel, bringing lemon accents and Mediterranean plates to Times Square.

The Nolita streetwear label's new line includes a Cookie Monster cropped hoodie and a varsity jacket reading Sesame Street or Nowhere.

The Lower East Side spot even displays a Wo Hop waiter's jacket to honor Chinatown's overnight dining legacy.

Sakasama opens next Tuesday in the former Mesón Sevilla space, offering 20 counter seats, torched A5 Wagyu, and handrolls.

Three dining concepts, one roof: the old Aureole space near Bryant Park is becoming a Japanese fine-dining hub with a bar pouring 500-plus wines and sakes.

Annam Tan will bring banh mi and Vietnamese coffee to 33 E. 33rd St., led by a chef with Vietnamese family roots.

Poppin's four-day weed pop-up near the Javits Center offers free entry, 21-plus, with limited merch for RSVPs.

The Ridgewood trattoria plans an East Village location at 99 2nd Ave, with proposed hours running until midnight.

Humm debuts Saturday in the old En Japanese Brasserie space, with executive chef Dimitri Magi running the wood-fired kitchen.

The Mexican sandwich shop is trading Brooklyn for the East Village, moving into a spot once home to a sober bar.

The East Village market now pours $3 espressos and a plantain latte while building toward its official debut.

Baekjeong Black has landed inside the landmarked Martinique New York, pairing tabletop grills upstairs with a cocktail bar below.