Restaurants

Restaurateur George Gallego knows from personal experience how difficult it can be navigating New York City streets and businesses in a wheelchair.

With the lifting of New York's state of emergency, the popular alcohol-to-go provision is ending, disappointing restaurants and customers.

The gay bar of the past was much different than the one we think of today where every inch is covered in rainbow flags. So many have played and continue to play a vital role in the city.

Wing shortages are the latest problem to plague poultry producers who have struggled to keep up with demand that has skyrocketed with the reopening of the economy and due to a number of fast-food chains having recently introduced chicken sandwiches.

Gabriele Lamonaca had a dream of opening a pizzeria in New York. During the pandemic, he built a following on Instagram by posting photos of his pizza creations and then bartering them away.

On the tony Massachusetts island of Nantucket, your restaurant server at that upscale restaurant this summer may have just come from middle school.

If the price for just about everything seems to be going up, that's because it is.

Many products and services have launched subscriptions. Businesses love the recurring revenue and consumers love the convenience. But how many subscriptions do we really have and need?

The indoor dining curfew in New York State ends Monday, at the same time the COVID-19 positivity rate is at a record low.

Just in time for the holiday weekend, Time Out Market New York is bringing together the area's top culinary talent.

A McDonald’s restaurant in Illinois is offering iPhones to try to attract new workers.

New York City is way behind in recovering from the pandemic compared to the rest of the country.

Neir's Tavern is known as "the most famous bar you've never heard of." It has been a staple in the neighborhood but will close its doors for good on Sunday.

IHOP plans to launch flip’d by IHOP — a new chain of kiosks that focus on takeout and delivery services.

The devastated restaurant and bar industry is asking lawmakers in Albany to pass legislation that would permanently allow to-go liquor sales.

The NYC Hospitality Alliance welcomes the easing of restrictions but said it isn't enough. The alliance is calling on state lawmakers to enact three priority pieces of legislation to help the restaurant industry make a comeback.