restaurants

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

Flaming Saddles, a new Western-themed gay bar, is now open in Hell's Kitchen.

The 16th annual Harvest in the Square event will bring more than 50 restaurants and 40 wineries to Union Square on Thursday.

The NYPD and the New York Nightlife Association have updated their safety guide for bar, club, and restaurants in the city.

A condo developer in Chelsea is giving prospective buyers tours of the neighborhood's artistic features to convince them to buy in the up-and-coming neighborhood.

After 26 years in business, Union Square Cafe has unveiled its first-ever brunch menu. The restaurant will begin serving New Yorkers' favorite meal on Sept. 3.

Bar XII, a mainstay on the Murray Hill sports bar circuit, has been transformed into a sophisticated gastro pub.

Daniel Angerer, who made headlines for serving customers cheese made from his wife's breast milk, is opening a new restaurant.

The Ritz-Carlton Hotel has the second dirtiest kitchen in Midtown, and the 13th dirtiest in the city, after being hit with 77 health violation points.

The pan-Asian restaurant Arbor Bistro opened Tuesday at 226 W. Houston St., which housed the antique toy store Alphaville for 16 years.

A 15,000-square-foot urban farm located on a stalled construction site gives the farm-to-table concept an urban twist.

A new study found that restaurants owners have saved millions by earning "A" grades.

The Asian fusion restaurant at the Morgans Hotel has been a fixture since it opened in 1984.

DNAinfo tells you where to dine on Bastille Day 2011.

More than 800 of the city's restaurants weren't showing health inspection grades, as required by law.