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Chelsea »

Black Barn's John Doherty and BLACKBARN Shop's Mark Zeff are combining their concepts at the food hall.

Hell's Kitchen & Clinton »

The market on West 57th Street will also have coffee and juice bars and self-serve food tables.

Yorkville »

Ten new restaurants opened in the neighborhood from April to August.

Long Island City »

The restaurant will have its final brunch and a farewell party Sunday.

Hell's Kitchen & Clinton »

Dianne & Elisabeth, named after the owners' mothers, will serve both small and large plates.

Bed-Stuy »

Eva Jean's on Kosciuszko Street and Brooklyn Kettle, a cafe on Putnam Ave., are Bed-Stuy additions.

Long Island City »

The longtime lunch and brunch spot is now Sage Roadhouse, offering a full bar and open mic nights.

Lower East Side »

The Lucky Bee plans to open Jan. 21, even though its gas has not been turned on, one of its owners said.

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens »

Health is the focus at the new "House of Juice" location on Rogers Avenue, said co-owner Danii Oliver.

Prospect-Lefferts Gardens »

The owner of the new Nostrand Avenue shop hopes to sell products from his family's Catskills farm.

Bed-Stuy »

Baron's opens at the former Dekalb Restaurant space with the same look, but different owners and menu.

Clinton Hill »

Saucy by Nature will serve a different menu using ingredients left over from catering events.

Chelsea »

Foragers Market co-owner Richard Lamb grows his own veggies for the Chelsea restaurant and grocery.

Chelsea »

Chelsea Creamline is partnered with Ronnybrook Farm, which ran a milk bar in the spot.

Lower East Side »

The popular eatery is known for its locally-sourced, inventive menu.