In a new approach to ranking the top restaurants in the world, New York dominated the list when filtered for restaurants in the United States.
I’ve heard that some dim sum restaurants have moved away from pushcarts so that their small plates come out hotter and fresher.
In “ridiculous lawsuit” news, a class action lawsuit against Yelp was dismissed recently because… well, the rationale was stupid.
With each new bank branch and fast franchise that opened on East 14th the last two years, the Kennedy Fried Chicken outpost felt more and more out of place in the East Village.
I normally shy away from talking about work, but with the recent announcement by our CEO to reduce Salesforce’s presence in Indiana in the face of the state’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act – that’s worth calling out.
One’s definition of “cheap” becomes skewed when they live in a city like New York for a long enough time. Cheap becomes relative.
I rarely review a business unless I’ve used their service or been to their establishment at least twice, but in some situations where it’s a one-time thing or exceptional service, a review is merited from just one experience.
I like a good bargain, so there’s not many occasions where after paying the check, I find myself happily willing to give extra money for that same service.