The Restaurant

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

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

Elaine Kaufman, who died on Dec. 3, left her restaurant and other property to long-time manager Diane Becker.

Il Sole can keep its liquor license as long as it finds a way to reduce noise, a CB12 committee recommended Tuesday.

Broadway Munchies, a restaurant closed after a fire gutted a neighboring apartment, reopened Monday.

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

Uptown native Jose Morales hopes to provide home comforts to the Upper Manhattan bar and restaurant crowd.

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Eddie Huang, who got into trouble for an all-you-can-drink Four Loko special, served up $1 sandwiches Monday.

Community Board 2 approved the restaurant in committee but the vote still has to be approved by the full board.

Community Board 3's liquor license committee approved a number of new establishments Monday night.

The 107-year-old restaurant's owners are looking at a new location on Peck Slip.

Chef Eddie Huang decided to close his Orchard Street eatery Xiao Xe after raids by the State Liquor Authority.

Neighbors clamoring for a local Italian restaurant will soon get to taste the food at Saggio on West 181st Street.

Operators behind the Mexican restaurant and bar El Camion are completing construction work at their Avenue A site.