Openings & Closings

Openings & Closings

Park Slope »  slideshow

Grilled Cheese Shop and Stationery Store Headed to Park Slope

Melt Kraft, a grilled cheese shop run by Valley Shepherd Creamery, is opening on Ninth Street.

DNAinfo rounds up the restaurants and small businesses that open and close in your New York neighborhood.

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Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »  slideshow

Pizza and Beer Restaurants Coming to Hell's Kitchen

Beer Authority, along with a new artisanal pizza joint, will soon be open in Hell's Kitchen.

Upper East Side »  slideshow

Celine Has Arrived, and Pucci is Coming to the Upper East Side

Celine, JBird and a Greek taverna have hit the UES. Zadig et Voltaire and Pucci are coming.

Greenwich Village & SoHo »

Karl Lagerfeld and 'Top Chef' Contestant Open Downtown Pop-Ups

Karl Lagerfeld and a "Top Chef" contestant have new pop-ups in the Village and NoLita.

Washington Heights & Inwood »  slideshow

Buddha Beer Bar, Abreu Gallery and New Space at La Estufa Open Uptown

Washington Heights gets its own art gallery as Inwood gets a new spot to listen to jazz weekly.

Downtown »  slideshow

Danny Meyer Restaurants and a Wine Shop Open Downtown

Recent openings in Lower Manhattan include Blue Smoke, North End Grill and Vintry Fine Wines.

South Bronx »

Sheridan Market, Flavas International Grill Open

Sheridan Market opened at the corner of Sheridan Avenue and East 161st Street.

Upper West Side »  slideshow

Spring Natural Kitchen, La Toulousaine, Classic Kids Photography Open

Classic Kids photo studio recently opened, Gastronomie 491 is coming soon.

Murray Hill & Gramercy »  slideshow

East Side Welcomes New School, Hotel Lola and a Big Move for Rothmans

DNAinfo rounds up the restaurants and small businesses that open and close in your neighborhood.

Williamsburg, Greenpoint & Bushwick »

Toby's Estate Coffee Opens, Fatty 'Cue Gone But Not For Long in Brooklyn

Toby's Estate cafe, the Spanish eatery Mercado on Kent Ave., and No. 7 Sub shop are new to Williamsburg.

Greenwich Village & SoHo »  slideshow

SoHo Says Hello to DIGS Boutique, Goodbye to Porto Rico Importing Co.

SoHo has lost a longtime coffee and tea purveyor and gained a new European-style boutique.

Astoria & Long Island City »  slideshow

Indian Restaurant Debuts in Forest Hills, 16 Handles Headed to Astoria

Indian eatery opens, frozen yogurt shop coming in Queens.

Chelsea & Hell's Kitchen »

Elsewhere Heads Elsewhere as 'Tequileria' Comes to Hell's Kitchen

A taco-tequila restaurant along with a new Eataly-like food venue are opening this week.

Lower East Side & East Village »  slideshow

$10 Hot Dogs and Seasonal Southern Food Arrive in the East Village

Recent openings include Japadog on St. Mark's Place and Bobwhite Lunch & Supper Counter on Avenue C.

Downtown »  slideshow

Swedish Clothing Store and Cross-Training Studio Open Downtown

Polarn O. Pyret and CrossFit 212 are just two of the latest businesses to open recently Downtown.

Washington Heights & Inwood »  slideshow

Buddha Beer Bar Set to Open as A & D Paint Store Closes

"Global" food is coming to WaHi at Buddha Beer Bar, one of uptown's newest openings and closings. 

Top Stories

SoHo »

Three Men Hurt in Two Anti-Gay Attacks Days After Hate Killing

Two men were charged for second attack, but the suspect in the other attack is still at large.

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Flushing »

New Professional Soccer Team Coming to New York in 2015

The Yankees and Manchester City are bringing the New York City Football Club to town.

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Williamsburg »

Bridge-and-Tunnel 'Poser Hipsters' Clog Williamsburg Bars, Locals Complain

Local partiers are abandoning blocks that draw Manhattan and New Jersey "weekenders" and tourists.

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Hell's Kitchen & Clinton »

Baker to the Stars Has Gas Restored After Two-Month Shutdown

The owner of Cakes 'N Shapes went without a working oven for more than two months.

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Midtown South »

Success Academy Aims to Open First High School in Murray Hill

The school would replace Norman Thomas High School, which is being phased out due to poor performance.

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Middle Village »

Religion Teacher Axed After Telling Student to Die, Lawsuit Says

Christ the King teacher Donald Errico was accused of a list of ungodly behaviors.

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Forest Hills »

Composting Coming to Forest Hills Greenmarket

Local groups will start collecting household food scraps at the market in June.

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Central Harlem »

'Professional Agitators' on NYPD 'Wanted' Flier Arrested After Filming Stop

Christina Gonzalez and Matthew Swaye were arrested last week and charged with disorderly conduct.

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Long Island City »

New LIC Luxury Rental Boasts Terrace With Tennis, Beach-Volleyball Courts

4545 Center Blvd.'s seventh-floor terrace has a dog run, beach-volleyball courts and a reflecting pool.

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Fort Greene »

Brooklyn Grooming Shop Helps Bearded Men Tame Their Whiskers

Brooklyn Grooming carries scents inspired by the borough's neighborhoods.

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Long Island City »

Charter School Plans for Astoria and LIC Fought by Education Leaders

Eva Moskowitz is  looking to open two Success Academies  in District 30, to the ire of community leaders.

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Lower East Side »

Lower East Side Film Festival Announces Summer Lineup

The June festival will deliver a diverse lineup, including New York-specific films.

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Upper East Side »

East Side Dem Club Snubs Mayoral Hopefuls Who Support Trash Site

The powerful club is the second UES organization to refuse to endorse pro-MTS candidates.

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Jamaica »

Gunman Who Killed Queens Teen Opened Fire on Bus to Show Off, Sources Say

Relatives of D'aja Robinson, 14, blamed the NRA for the easy accessibility of guns.

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Upper East Side »

New Met Exhibit Explores Civil War's Impact on American Art

The show, set to open on Monday at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, features many loaned works.

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Chelsea »

Speakeasy Pops Up Inside Chelsea Water Tower

The Wanderlust Project reportedly ran a speakeasy inside a Chelsea water tower for six weeks.

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