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New York loves brunch—the sheer breadth of top-notch brunch spots in NYC is proof. But apparently not all NYC brunch spots are created equal, as a new study by entertainment site JackpotCity found that two local spots in particular have captivated brunch lovers all across the country. According to...

These two NYC brunch spots rank as the most popular in the U.S.

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Little Grenjai first got on our radar with its Thai and American mash-up, the Krapow Smash Burger—a gushed-about item from their summer pop-up days. The smash burger is still one of its most popular bites, so much so that the phrase, “Burger is only available for lunch” is stamped all over its website. And it is no surprise why. Here, the burger is seasoned with chili, basil, and oyster sauce before it's smashed and dressed with a lemongrass and bird’s eye chili giardiniera. One bite, and we were sold. But something tells us that its upcoming collaboration with a local Detrioit-style eatery will have us hooked, too.

This Williamsburg diner is slinging Thai pizzas

The corner of Broadway and West 112th Street is about to get more delicious: Upside Pizza and its frosty offshoot Softside Ice Cream will each open outposts at 2878A Broadway, taking over the former Liberty House space. Aimed at “elevating the New York slice experience,” the local pizza chain from...

Upside Pizza and its scoop-parlor sister to open in Morningside Heights

Kith Treats is whipping up something big over in Dumbo: now inside Empire Stores adjacent to Time Out Market New York, the brand is introducing not only its fourth NYC location but also its largest ice cream bar yet. At 55 Water Street, the cereal-infused ice cream parlor from luxury...

Kith Treats debuts next to Time Out Market with exclusive new sweets

The NYC forecast is looking hotter than Satan's taint these next few days, so any cooldown methods are much appreciated as we all fight off this horrendous 90-degree heat wave. Graciously, the folks over at Wayback Burgers—the Connecticut-based patty purveyors who recently debuted their first NYC location in Chelsea—have perfectly timed their Free Shake Day to coincide with the heat wave.

Wayback Burgers is churning up free milkshakes all day today

This Sunday night marks the 77th annual Tony Awards—here's how to watch the 2024 ceremony on TV and online, as well as the complete Tony nominations list—and to celebrate Broadway's biggest, starriest night, fine crystal retailer Baccarat and rye bourbon maker Basil Hayden are teaming up for a dazzling new speakeasy experience.

You can try select cocktails from this Tony Awards speakeasy

As the heat dome that meteorologists have been warning us about slowly envelops the New York area, forecasters are letting everyone know that a 90-degree heat wave will be part of the weather-related updates. It’s already super hot out there but temperatures are expected to hit 90 degrees in the...

The New York tristate area is facing a 90-degree heat wave this week

Is it still the Summer of the Croissant™? Has it never not been the Summer of the Croissant™? Yes, New York's obsessive love affair with the flaky French pastry very much endures—joining an already packed pâtisserie pantheon that includes Indian-spiced crescents, onigiri-inspired fusion treats and rainbow cookie croissants comes a heap of viral “Crookies,” “Cruffins” and more from a Smorgasburg NYC staple.

Get limited-time S’mores croissants and ‘Le Crookies’ on the UES

New York is loaded with great sandwiches, from homegrown classics like the BEC, the pastrami on rye and the chopped cheese, to delicious imports like the Italian creations being constructed over at All'antico Vinaio, a family-run, Florence-based sandwich shop that opened its first NYC brick-and-mortar in fall 2021 with its Times Square sandwich shop. (The concept had previously popped up 2019 at Joe Bastianich’s Otto.)

All'antico Vinaio is giving out 1,000 free sandwiches tomorrow

There are a lot of great places to swirl and swill wine in New York, from the city's best wine bars to cool wine shops (in case you want to bring a bottle, or three, back home) to local restaurants with world-class vino programs. Now, 200-plus of those NYC restaurants were just honored in Wine Spectator’s 2024 Restaurant Awards.

These NYC spots were honored in Wine Spectator’s 2024 Restaurant Awards

As Edgar Allan Poe once wrote, "What care I how time advances? I am drinking ale today." His words serve as the toast to kick off the weekly Literary Pub Crawl, which highlights the fascinating literary history around New York City, particularly in Greenwich Village. Though the Literary Pub Crawl...

Learn with libations on this pub crawl of NYC’s literary history

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According to Shakey's website, this pizza parlor is only in California, North Carolina, and Washington state in the U.S. now. This was my family's go-to pizza joint when my father was stationed with the Air Force outside of Omaha, Nebraska. We liked it so much, that when we were transferred again, it was hopeful we'd find another one.

Shakey's Pizza Parlor and nostalgia: the first franchised pizza restaurant also landed in Missouri

New Yorkers are used to seeing fairly odd things all around the city on a daily basis, but a giant dragon attached to the Empire State Building? That’s stuff we usually deal with at the movies. This weekend, the inflatable creature was attached to the iconic midtown landmark for...

See a giant inflatable dragon wrapped around the Empire State Building!

We love a park picnic. Even more, we love a park picnic during an outdoor movie night. And even more than that, we love a park picnic where we don't have to do anything except sit back, relax and snack. Thankfully, a new collaboration between Talea Beer Co. and charcuterie company Kured is making that deliciously possible with new picnic-ready snack boxes for summer.

These to-go charcuterie boxes will make Bryant Park Movie Nights even better

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The first official day of summer is still a week away but New Yorkers are urged to prepare for extremely high temperatures starting Tuesday of next week, when a heat dome is expected to settle across the Northeast. The heat dome—which usually happens when a pocket of extremely hot air...

New Yorkers, a "heat dome" is coming our way next week

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Ung-Lo is a tasty team-up of two of NYC's best Thai restaurants

Talk about a Thai power couple. Natwalan Limwong, the chef-owner of Southern Thai-focused Chalong in Hell's Kitchen, is teaming up with the noodle pros behind downtown...

Ung-Lo is a tasty team-up of two of NYC's best Thai restaurants

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