During the reopening of indoor dining, Cuomo cited the importance of weighing public health uncertainties and business interests. He says there is a great need to reopen restaurants and increase their indoor dining capacity. His decision comes after numerous New Yorkers receive the vaccination, even though restaurants’ working staff are not yet vaccinated and those who have received it are still on their first dose. While restaurant workers and owners are anxious about the reopening, some owners and workers express their concern about a more significant number yet to receive the vaccination. Read more →
Category: Restaurant Review
The Best Meals In and Around Penn Station
Finding yourself at the Penn station can be an exciting moment until it’s time to find a meal. Considering the current pandemic globally, you are likely to find no open restaurant. That’s when it starts dawning on you that you need to seek the best alternatives. There is no other better option apart from getting the best meal in and… Read more →
Best New York Winter Travel Locations
While many think the best spot in New York is in New York City, many often overlook the unique places that the rest of New York offers. With winter just around the corner and snow not far behind, these locations turn into stunning winter wonderlands. Camp Orenda, Johnsburg, NY Just because you want to get off-grid doesn’t necessarily… Read more →
The Best Food Festivals in New York City
New York is gigantic and with as many people who live there, it’s no wonder that there is a variety of cultures. With varying cultures comes lots of different types of food, and that opens up the door to something great – food festivals. Food festivals can be a great way for people to try plenty of new foods from… Read more →
New York City Wine and Food Festival
There is no shortage of festivals to attend if you are looking for an upscale culinary experience. All throughout the year, various cities in the United States host an array of choices. The New York City Wine and Food Festival (NYCWFF) is an annual celebration that is held each year and is scattered throughout new york city. It is undeniably the largest wine and food festival that takes place in NYC each year. Participants are welcome to visit any or all of the 80 predetermined venues for events that last throughout this one weekend in the Fall. It is sponsored by the Food Network and the Cooking Channel, as well as a generous sponsorship by Capital One bank. Read more →
Which bars to drink at during the St. Patrick’s Day Parade in NYC
To start the parade off right, grab a drink near the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. The annual parade spans dozens of blocks along the east side, which means there are plenty of Irish restaurants and pubs. So find a spot at these nearby Irish pubs, grab a pint (or two) of a heart stout or ale and get singing those… Read more →
Top Mexican Restaurants in NYC
Many people assume the best Mexican restaurants lay on the West Coast. But this is only a myth. New York has just as good, if not even better Mexican restaurants to offer. Sit-down restaurants varying from fancy and upscale to some costing less than $2 (taco joins not included). Below is a list of the top Mexican restaurants in… Read more →
Best Outdoor Restaurants in NYC
Summer is finally here and we’re in full swing of outdoor dining. New York City has so many options to choose from whether you’re looking for a spot that has people watching along the street or a secluded deck or patio with finer dining. Here are some of the local’s favorites. Gallow Green Located on top of the McKittrick… Read more →
NYC Restaurant Review: Raffetto’s Pasta
Established in 1906, the Greenwich Village eatery, Raffetto’s Pasta has served up stylish and delicious plates of cheese ravioli, egg noodles, and spinach ravioli for countless Manhattanites for over a century. The varieties of pasta and fresh noodles are numerous and homemade, made with unique quality and ingredients, including black squid, pumpkin, parsley-basil, lemon red pepper, whole wheat, buckwheat,… Read more →
DeKalb Market Hall Serves Terrific Fare at Fair Prices
In a few short weeks, a slight chill will settle over the city and leaves will begin to separate from the ample variety of trees. When this happens, New Yorkers will turn to their favorite restaurants for flavorful recipes that remind them of their favorite fall flavors, such as cloves, pumpkin, brandy, and cider. It’d be nice to do all of… Read more →