The Deal : On Friday, September 17th, 6th Street Kitchen will be serving a Fall Preview Tasting before the fall menu debuts on September 22nd. $45 per personfor seven dishes from the fall menu including Duck Raviolo with Swiss Chard & Raisins, Sweet & Sour Tongue Tea Sandwiches and a Pumpkin Tart with Blue Cheese and Cranberries
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While the Max’s Kansas City retrospective has been generating a lot of buzz, another bar from the same era but with a very different crowd is also getting the historical treatment . The Terminal Bar was one of the seediest joints in New York in the 1970′s and early 1980′s, hosting a menagerie of pimps, prostitutes, drug dealers and drunks that defined Times Square and the Port Authority area before it was cleaned up. Terminal Bar bartender Sheldon Nadlemen photographed the thousands of customers and employees who spent time there, and his son Stefan has turned into a 23 minute film looking back at a very different New York City.
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A Look Back: While the Max’s Kansas City retrospective…
[ Femia ] The owners of Five Leaves have officially signed on to the triangle bar space one block away at 1 Bedford Ave., formerly occupied by Polonia and, briefly, “Greenpoint Square.” They’ve partnered with the owner of the building to run a new restaurant in the space and are planning some heavy renovations in the coming months.
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First Word: Five Leaves Team Takes Polonia Triangle Space on Bedford
A Florida man recently brought his girlfriend to Katz’s so that he could propose to her at the table where they filmed When Harry Met Sally . Unbeknownst to him, a filmmaker happened to be shooting a documentary about the restaurant that day, and captured the whole thing on camera. A video is up on YouTube — click through to the 3:40 mark to see the man get down on one knee, and the crowd go totally nuts
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Sometimes owning a restaurant in New York is the second calling of people who struggled to make a name for themselves in Hollywood, either in front of or behind the camera. For a few restaurateurs, it’s the other way around: they get into acting and filmmaking after having already opened successful eateries
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Second Careers : The Secret Hollywood Lives of Five NYC Restaurateurs
Everyone knows by now that the hot tub inside Le Bain, the even sexier penthouse and rooftop bar at the Standard Hotel, is usually filled with semi-naked women . But you’ll be happy to know that things don’t get any wilder than that according to one female who enjoys nothing more than pounding a few drinks, stripping down and jumping in the pool with her friends
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Le Nudity: Everyone knows by now that the…
Team SuperDive goes on the record to announce they have reached an agreement with their landlord over their space , signing an option agreement “to sell at a very generous price provided he can find the proper alternative for the space (read: full-service restaurant)”.
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SuperDiveWire: Team SuperDive goes on the record…
Late in the afternoon on Friday, while most New Yorkers were long gone for Labor Day weekend, Diner’s Journal reported that Amanda Freitag is leaving Tribeca restaurant The Harrison and owner Jimmy Bradley is taking over in the kitchen as he re-negotiates the lease for the space. Presumably, he will succeed in his negotiations, but it’s unclear if the restaurant will live on with the same concept should he re-sign. Bradley has already said he will revamp the menu
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Chef Shuffles: Amanda Freitag: I Put the Harrison Back on the Map
An upscale restaurant and martini lounge in Malden that opened about a year ago has apparently closed its doors for good. According to one of our readers who emailed us, Two Ninety Main Restaurant and Lounge, which was located on Main Street just outside of Malden Center, has shut down.
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Two Ninety Main Restaurant and Lounge In Malden Has Closed
Does Jean Georges have a new celeb hot spot on his hands? Last week, a tipster spotted weird-hot couple Katy Perry and Russell Brand having dinner at ABC Kitchen . Later in the week, another tipster saw rapper/international man of mystery Kanye West begging the staff to keep the restaurant open after it had closed — the crew obliged, Kanye got his dinner
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This Week’s Stories : Frankies Spuntino West Village Location Revealed , Keith McNally Plans Pulino’s Cafe , New York’s Cursed Restaurant Spaces , Michael White Unleashes Facade of Osteria Morini , Baoguette Alum Opens Suspiciously Baoguette-Like Restaurant , The Waverly Inn Launches Brunch and Public ResyLine , Introducing the Eater Restaurant Design Quiz , and A Liveblog of the Debut of Italian Superstore Eataly .
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Week in Eater: Eataly is Unleashed, Morini’s Facade Revealed, and More!
The Back Bay of Boston will soon be home to a new casual upscale restaurant, and it will focus on Mexican cuisine. According to the Boston Herald, Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar will be opening on Dartmouth Street, moving into the space where the original Papa Razzi restaurant currently resides (Papa Razzi is going to be moving to Newbury Street, replacing Bouchee, which is planning on opening in a smaller spot). The article states that the 131-seat Mexican restaurant will be a sister dining spot of Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar in Greenwich, CT, and that the menu will include dishes influenced by Mexican street food items
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Lolita Cocina and Tequila Bar to Replace Papa Razzi (Which Is Moving) in Boston’s Back Bay
The hurricane is fizzling out before it gets here, but we’re running for cover anyway. See you all back here bright and early on Tuesday morning. Happy eating .
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Click the image above to view the full photogallery. [ Krieger , 9/2/10] Tonight, Stephen Hanson will open a new location of his Atlantic Grill over in the old O’Neals space on 64th Street between Central Park West and Broadway.
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Eater Inside: Now Open: Steve Hanson’s Newest, Atlantic Grill UWS
A fast-food chicken place in Kenmore Square that closed earlier this year has reopened. According to posters on the Yelp site, Popeyes on Beacon Street in the heart of the square is open once again for business, and the Popeyes chain has added the location back onto their website after taking it down when it closed a few months back. The reopened Popeyes joins one other location within the Boston city limits (on the American Legion Highway in Roslindale), with a third Boston-area location being in Brockton’s Westgate Mall.
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Popeyes Is Open Once Again in Kenmore Square
A local chain of pizza places and Italian restaurants continues to expand, this time opening a restaurant over by the Boston University campus in the near future. According to one of our emailers (as well as the restaurant’s website), Sal’s Pizza will open a new spot on Commonwealth Avenue where a location of the Lollicup cafe chain used to be.
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Sal’s Pizza to Open Near Boston University
A deli in Brookline is soon going to be opening a second location, moving into the space in Natick where another delicatessen closed less then three months ago. According to the Brookline TAB and Wicked Local, Zaftigs is planning on opening a new restaurant in the Sherwood Plaza where Joan and Ed’s Deli used to be for more than 30 years until closing in June. The article states that Zaftigs, whose original location is on Harvard Street in the Coolidge Corner section of Brookline, received an all-kinds liquor license and common victualler licenses late last month for the new place, which will be across from The Natick Collection on Route 9.
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Zaftigs Delicatessen to Open Second Location in Natick
A French bistro is going to be opening in Brookline, moving into the space where a location of a small local chain of restaurants used to be. According to a selectmen’s meeting page from the Town of Brookline website, Cognac Bistro is planning to open on Harvard Street where b.good used to be until closing late last month
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Cognac Bistro Opening in Brookline
A former Boston Bruins player and two partners are attempting to open a restaurant and pub in Framingham, though it looks like there may be a push to keep it from opening. According to the MetroWest Daily News, Lyndon Byers is part of a three-man group looking to open Angry Ham’s Garage on Beacon Street (at the intersection of Routes 9 and 126) where the Chinese restaurant Green Tea II used to be
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Former Boston Bruins Player May Be Opening Angry Ham’s Garage in Framingham
Hiton Tapatio The Pointe Hilton Tapatio Cliffs Resort and the adjoining Lookout Mountain Golf Club in north Phoenix are headed for the auction block. A notice of trustee sale was filed at the Maricopa County Recorder’s office Aug. 23 and the sale is scheduled for Nov
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Pointe Hilton Tapatio and Lookout Mountain Golf Club are headed to the auction block