food

Jay-Z's 40/40 Club was shuttered by the Department of Health a day after its lavish reopening.

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

Indian eatery opens, frozen yogurt shop coming in Queens.

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

A new study finds more college educated New Yorkers are having trouble paying for food.

New York's first Steak 'n Shake outpost opens on Broadway near W. 53rd St. in Midtown Thursday.

Seamless online delivery celebrated its new headquarters near Bryant Park Tuesday.

 Bread and Yoga's owner Marcela Xavier said she is committed to reopening in Inwood after fire.

McDonald's and Dominos were delivering food to a hungry New Year's Eve Crowd in Times Square.

Famous Original Ray's Pizza is moving into space on Sixth Avenue and West 11th Street.

The new Jewish-American restaurant Kutsher's Tribeca opened on Franklin St. and serves modern twists on classic dishes. 

Sherman Avenue Chinese restaurant One Family was shuttered by the city last week after failing a Health Department inspection.

Some Occupy Wall Street protesters were heading towards a handful of Manhattan churches to seek shelter after being evicted from Zuccotti Park.

Inwood's brunch scene has grown to include a variety of establishments from Dyckman Street to Indian Road.

The Harlem Children Zone's third annual Fun and Fit in the City extravaganza was held at the Harlem Regiment Armory on Oct. 1, 2011.