food

The new "Pop's" in Midtown offers $1 burgers, hot dogs and fries.

The popular chain 5 Napkin Burger inked a lease for a space at the corner of East 14th Street and Third Avenue.

The Food Network star tells the magazine she and Gov. Andrew Cuomo plan to marry "someday."

Community Board 3 just released its March agenda for new liquor license applications in the area.

With one pop-up cafe in the tents, Fashion Week attendees have been seeking food elsewhere.

The Korean Lunar New Year meal includes rice cake soup, noodles, short ribs and fish fritters.

Ray Alvarez celebrated his 78th birthday with a burlesque performance at his shop.

Veselka may decide not to return to the site, leaving it open to offers from popular operators such as Shake Shack.

7-Eleven says it sells more fresh food in Manhattan than in any other borough.

Russ and Daughters, the famous family-run shop, imports a specialty batch of Danish smoked salmon each season.

Zaragoza, the family-run restaurant on Avenue A, has been serving authentic Mexican food since 2000.

Rachel Figueroa-Levin is attempting to create an "Inwood Cookbook," featuring recipes as varied as the area's residents.

More than 300 restaurants will be participating in this winter's Restaurant Week — a record in the 20-year program.

The club La Vie on East 1st Street was denied a liquor license renewal because of noise complaints from neighbors.

The state has slashed its team of kosher inspectors, putting enforcement into private hands.