The Restaurant

The Dyckman Street favorite is nearing a deal to take over a former music venue on Norfolk Street.

Community Board 3 narrowly approved a liquor license application for La Flaca despite some gripes.

The State Liquor Authority has "disapproved" a license for Cairo, a new a 5,600-square-foot nightclub in Inwood.

The owner of the Central Park Boathouse is hoping to replace its old bar with a glass-roofed, open-air design.

The 50,000-square-foot Italian food emporium opened its doors Tuesday.

The owners of Inwood's newest restaurant, Sazones, hope to bring a downtown scene to Upper Broadway.

Despite discussions between residents and restaurateurs, the nightlife scene on Dyckman Street is still an issue.

No romantic candlelight dinners at Dans Le Noir, a proposed Lower East Side restaurant, where patrons eat in the dark.

A large crowd steadily poured into Yummy Thai Monday night as it hosted a free food-tasting opening night event.

The year-old restaurant got approval to expand on to the sidewalk with an outdoor eating area.

Thai food is set to debut in Inwood for the first time at Yummy Thai, the area's newest eatery.

The no-frills pubs beat out hot spots like Cienfuegos, the Bourgeois Pig and In Vino based on city inspection reports.

540 Park, the restaurant in the Loews Regency Hotel, is among the dirtiest eateries on the Upper East Side.

All three restaurants are set to open around the end of 2011 in a building owned by Goldman Sachs.

Chinatown author and historian Peter Kwong will discuss Chinatown's future in the face of encroaching development.