Restaurants

From flipping burgers and cooking fries to building and cooking pizzas, robots are taking over restaurant kitchens and are starting to move into homes.

Great N.Y. Noodletown has been a New York City gem for half a century. It has a delicious menu that isn't that complicated or extensive -- the owner says do a few things and do them really well.

Julius Bar, one of the oldest gay bars in New York City, could become the latest of the city's landmarks.

Food-delivery workers in New York City who are dispatched by apps such as Grubhub, Uber Eats, and DoorDash would make nearly $24 per hour under a proposal from City Hall.

New Yorkers will be able to say "thank you for being a friend," inside the Golden Girls Kitchen restaurant experience in Manhattan.

During the pandemic, a New Jersey family started selling tacos to their neighbors out of their home kitchen. They couldn't imagine that within two years, they'd graduate to a food truck and now a brick-and-motor shop.

KFC sent an alert to phones in Germany urging people to commemorate Kristallnacht with cheesy chicken.

Ribalta, on 48 East 12th St., has consistently snagged the number one spot for pizza.

Regal Kosher Deli in Plainview, which has served delicious delicacies for more than half a century, was about to close its doors forever when its chef, who has worked in the kitchen for more than 30 years, stepped in to fulfill his dream of owning a business.

The Haunted House of Hamburgers has opened on Long Island just in time for Halloween, meaning that spooky season fans can now get their fix year-round.

New York City has torn down an outdoor dining shed belonging to a Manhattan art gallery this week, infuriating its owners and pleasing some neighbors.

Beginning November 16, fans of the beloved sitcom will have a chance to step into the sitcom's universe at a pop-up restaurant.