Charlotte Druckman
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- 2
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- Sep 9, 2026
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- Aug 25, 2026
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A New Bakery Makes One Bread and One Bread Only (opens the original)
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It is a very good time to be a bread head. The city is swarming with all manner of bakeries and we are already looking forward to the pending arrival of Tartine co-founder and dough demigod Chad Robertson’s Altbau in Williamsburg. Starting tomorrow, Martin Auer — who runs a series of cafés and bakeries in his native Austria — is daring to present New Yorkers with a singular (and single) proposition: His new bakery, Rye, on the eastern edge of Soho, offers only one thing, done very well, but just
The Restaurant Is 118 Years Old. The Merch Is New. (opens the original)
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In 2014, the Gray’s Papaya on Sixth Avenue in Greenwich Village closed for good, and I was inconsolable. Five years later, when City Bakery’s time came to an end, I was in even worse shape. I know the drill. If you’ve lived in New York long enough — for me, that’s my whole life — you’re forced to accept that the wrecking ball eventually comes for our local heirlooms. But lately I’ve wondered if there is a fate worse than closure: watching an establishment pander itself to the nostalgia-loving in
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