Papasito

A two-block stretch of Dyckman Street is now home to 11 restaurants or bars.

Author Kris Carr and singer Sia are among the celebs trying to help Georgia the Inwood pit bull.

Georgia, the rescued pit bull, is homeless again after her owner, who adopted her in 2011, died June 13.

The State Liquor Authority acknowledged several steps taken by Papasito to be a good neighbor.

New York State Liquor Authority delays deciding on Papasito's liquor license until Sept. 28.

Controversial Inwood restaurant Papasito was warned that the discovery of dancing could shut it down.

Borough President Scott Stringer plans to push the State Liquor Authority to close Papasito.

CB12's economic development committee approved Corcho's sidewalk cafe application.

Dog lovers in Inwood are trying to find a new home for an abandoned pit bull found on Thanksgiving.

The head of the New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers defended controversial restaurant Papasito as a struggling business headed by 'young entrepreneurs who employ single moms.'

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

DNAinfo.com presents its first ever Uptown Restaurant Month in October, with deals to celebrate all that Harlem, Inwood and Washington Heights have to offer the city's foodies.  

Il Sole owner Sandra Jaquez agreed to close the restaurant earlier, after the City Council voted to not renew her license.

Mama Sushi and Papasito on Dyckman Street got a positive vote from CB12 for a sidewalk renewal and alteration request.

To curb neighborhood noise, Councilman Jackson will challenge Il Sole's sidewalk license renewal on Wednesday.