Restaurants

Nōksu is a new Korean fine-dining restaurant located in an unusual place, inside of a subway station in Midtown Manhattan.

Kura Revolving Sushi Bar in Carle Place offers a unique, futuristic dining experience with the possibility of winning a prize at the end.

The fusion dishes on the lengthy menu have one thing in common which is you can add Hot Cheetos to everything. The dishes are popular on social media.

Outdoor dining is officially here to stay.

Earlier this month, the New York City Council passed legislation that would create a system allowing businesses to set up dining sheds on city streets for April through November and to remove them in the winter months.

Outdoor dining will become a permanent part of New York City, but new rules mean significant changes, like forcing the removal of dining sheds in the winter.

The New York City Council will vote Thursday to decide the future of outdoor dining in the city.

Abruzzo is also known for many culinary specialties, one of the most popular being arrosticini, which are lamb skewers barbecued to perfection.

The iconic midtown restaurant will close its doors for the last time on July 1.

A mystery graffiti artist in Westchester County has been spray painting slices of pizza outside several Italian restaurants.

If you'd like to visit the best bar in North America, you won't have to travel any further than the Lower East Side.

The City Council plans to cap fees for outdoor dining, benefitting smaller restaurants that relied on outdoor dining to stay afloat during the pandemic.

Ellen’s Stardust Diner has been a Times Square institution since 1987 for its world-famous singing wait staff ("Stardusters"), which are still wowing patrons with riffs and runs.

The Starlite Deli, a favorite of Broadway stars and New Yorkers alike, served its final customers on Friday after nearly 40 years in business.

This year is the 11th edition of Sunnyside Restaurant Week, with participating restaurants serving up a three-course dinner menu for $35.

Consumers are willing to pay monthly subscription fees for streaming services, pet food and even toilet paper. And now some restaurants are betting they'll do the same for their favorite meals.