Joe's Dairy closed on Saturday, May 11, after 60 years of doing simple and honest business in SoHo. The closure was the owner's...

I'd heard scuttlebutt and seen Internet reports that the famous prosciutto balls of the shuttered Joe's Superette were being made...

I don't know why it never occurred to me before to spotlight old standby Mexican joints like Lupe's, The Hat and Maryann's in m...

Years ago—back in April 2008—I wrote about a little SoHo building from the 1860s that fell to the wrecking ball to make way for the swank ...

My wife is an art critic. So, when we first started dating in the early '90s, we spent a lot of time in SoHo, which was then the heart ...

You have to sort of wonder how the scrappy SoHo flea market lasted this long in a hostile environment. A remnant of the nabe's artistic...

I've pretty much been ignoring Trump SoHo, because I always ignore that tackless vulgarian and his horrendous, taste-free, ego-trip con...

Regarding the odd-looking renovation of 143 Spring Street (the Crocs building), the knowledgeable-sounding Amalgam writes: The face brick...

For a long time there, 143 Spring Street, a wooden Federal-era building in SoHo, was looking pretty forlorn, which nobody taking care of th...

The other day, passing by Savoy, the fine SoHo restaurant at the corner of Prince and Crosby, I noticed, encased in plexiglass at the eater...

I was walking through SoHo yesterday and feeling pretty well alienated. Chain store after luxury store after chain-luxury store. Unless y...

For some time, I've bemoaned the sad state of 143 Spring Street, a wooden Federal-era building in SoHo, and wondered why the hell the Cr...

My Lord, there is a heavy concentration of faded signs on the block of Spring Street between Sixth Avenue and Varick. Here's a view, loo...

It had to come someday. The Landmarks Commission decreed today that 74 Grand Street, which is only still upright due to some huge metal gir...

I guess it can't all be bad news on this hot and gloomy Monday. New York, via Eater , reports that, while SoHo's classic Vesuvio Bak...

Grub Street uncovered that the late, great SoHo bakery, Vesuvio, is now living a spectral life as part of a Morgan Stanley Smith Barney ad:...

Is this the oldest photo ever taken of New York City? Anyway, it sold for $62,500. [City Room] Life is a Bagel Buffet , old pal. Come to th...

The New York Times digs into the Vesuvio Bakery mystery in tomorrow's paper, trying to figure out what's been going on with the ico...

The very idea of a history-minded walk around SoHo is depressing. The buildings are there, certainly. Cast-iron masterpieces are in surplus....

When the Archdiocese of New York started swinging the wrecking ball at various churches a couple years back, one of the most vociferous and ...