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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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Upper West Side Icon Café des Artistes Is Reopening (opens the original)
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The team behind Roscioli, Tokyo Record Bar, and Pearl Box, will bring back the institution In June, Eater reported that Ariel Arce and Max Katzenberg had taken over what had been the Leopard at des Artistes space at 1 West 67th Street. Now comes the bigger reveal: They’re resurrecting Café des Artistes itself — and asking New Yorkers to help shape its return. Café des Artistes will reopen in early 2027 under AirMax Hospitality, the group behind Tokyo Record Bar, Roscioli NYC, Pearl Box, Leonessa
At This New Times Square Jazz Club, Dinner Isn’t an Afterthought (opens the original)
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The Pocket pairs serious jazz with food from a team with Al Coro, Del Posto, and Crane Club cred In our Dining Reports, we share a firsthand perspective of a recent restaurant visit, covering everything from the vibe to must-get dishes. See more in the Eater app. Times Square is not exactly known for places where New Yorkers want to settle in for the evening. But descend below the Muse hotel, and the bright billboards and lights fade away at the Pocket, a 170-seat jazz club that opened in June,
A Hudson Valley Fantasy Market Lands in the West Village (opens the original)
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The former One White Street chef trades tasting menus for elaborately sourced rib-eye, kids’ meals, and even dog food at H. Valley At the new West Village market and cafe H. Valley, you can stop in for a BEC for breakfast, leave with a rib-eye rubbed with confit garlic, grab mac and cheese for your kid, pick up dog food made with Hudson Valley trout, and buy a birthday card made from invasive plants. H. Valley fully opens today, Wednesday, September 23, at 569 Hudson Street, at West 11th Street,
Mark Ladner Is Reportedly Out at Babbo Less Than a Year After the Restaurant’s Relaunch (opens the original)
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The chef was central to Stephen Starr’s high-profile revival of the Greenwich Village institution Less than a year after Stephen Starr reopened Greenwich Village restaurant Babbo with Mark Ladner at the helm, the chef has apparently left the kitchen. Grub Street first reported the departure on Thursday, September 17, citing sources inside Babbo. The reason Ladner left is unclear, and neither Ladner nor Starr Restaurants has commented. Babbo’s website still lists Ladner as executive chef. Eater h
How New York Restaurants Remember 9/11, 25 Years Later (opens the original)
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Two anniversary documentary debuts, plus past Eater coverage If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Twenty-five years after September 11, 2001, restaurants remain part of how New York remembers the day and what came after. There was Windows on the World, the restaurant atop the World Trade Center’s North Tower, whose workers were among those who died; the restaurant teams and chefs who fed rescue and recovery workers; and downtown places that
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