restaurants

The Upper Manhattan neighborhood has more restaurant health violations than any other in Manhattan.

TriBeCa and southern SoHo have .018 restaurants for every resident, a new survey found.

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

Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced the change during his State of the City address Wednesday.

Lido Italian Restaurant and Bar will open in the space just vacated by Frizzante on Frederick Douglass Boulevard in Harlem.

A rip-off artist tried to be claim funds for cleaning nonexistent stains from several upscale eateries.

Construction of a new water main on Grand Street will begin this spring between Broadway and the Bowery.

New restaurants abounded in Harlem this year, including Marcus Samuelsson's Red Rooster.

At one Chelsea gallery, landmark eateries are pictured without the crowds usually found inside.

A group of city agencies gathered to discuss a plan for battling vermin on the rat-infested Lower East Side.

Park Terrace residents fear the planned 7,000-square-foot Churrascaria Amores is actually going to become a nightclub.

Community Board 3 rejects liquor licenses on Ludlow Street, saying there's too many bars there already.

The landmark pub McSorley's suffered at the hands of the Department of Health's new rating system.

Doma Cafe on Perry Street did not fare well under the Health Department's new cleanliness ratings system.

Extremists discussed city restaurants and nightclubs as possible targets for a terror attack last winter, FOX news reported.