Chippy's is taking over the old Proletariat space on East 7th Street with a menu built around Sarson's malt vinegar and disco fries.

The papyrus, unearthed in Egypt in 1902, holds three verses missing from every modern edition of Homer's epic.

New signage is going up somewhere in Midtown, but the pastrami giant still won't say if it's a real reopening or another pop-up.

The Manhattan Italian-restaurant empire owes $3 million in back sales taxes and $6 million in rent as it tries to save nine dining rooms.

East 88th Street shuts down for free games, DJ sets, and a Barbie screening as the museum preps for a new director.

Burrito Bear is taking over the old LuAnne's Wild Ginger space on Broome Street with pork-stew green chile and a cowboy hat-wearing bear mascot.

The Upper East Side museum adds free 30-minute pop-up concerts tied to its Renaissance bronze show, plus a new Matthew Aucoin commission.

GFI Capital is offering the landmarked Beekman Hotel as collateral after occupancy at its NoMad property sank to 51.2 percent.

A Boston lender wants to seize Mike Kohan's Chelsea office buildings over a nearly $72 million debt, even as Chicago and overseas troubles pile up.

Lightstone Group now controls the 172-unit 323 West 96th Street as Joel Wiener's firm keeps shedding NYC assets.

King's Capital unveils red-brick renderings for a 74-foot condo next to Nolita's 1825 landmark convent, across from Elizabeth Street Garden.

Culture is bringing its scratch-made Greek yogurt to 205 Third Avenue, with more machines and flavors than its first two shops.

The 15,000-square-foot active gaming venue takes over a former Toys "R" Us at 24 Union Square East, with a Carvel-themed game launching at Saturday's grand opening.