You don't see many auto body shops with a sense a history. This one's in the South Slope on Fourth Avenue, a strip filled with car s...

You have to crane your neck to see this forgotten sign for the Greenwich Savings Bank. It's on the east face of a building on w. 57th St...

Whenever Starbucks opens a franchise below 14th Street in Manhattan, the address can't help but be loaded with history. Case in point: 3...

I've always had an affection for the grocery store pudding known as Kozy Shack. Perhaps it was the hokey name, with its intimations of h...

The old St. Clair Restaurant—which recently closed after 87 years of occupying a corner at Atlantic Avenue and Smith Street, and will reopen...

This, the first Starbucks to blight Smith Street in Brooklyn, was once the site of Whalen Brothers , "The Universal Home Providers,...

On the Manhattan side of the Queensboro Bridge, on the south side of the entrance, there's a towering metal lamppost on a sold stone ped...

I just read a Daily News article reprinted on Queens Crap and I feel like my eyes are about to cross. It's about the Jamaica Savings Ba...

Recently, I wrote about a Starbucks that lives on Astor Place at the exact location where the Astor Place Opera House once was, and where, ...

A nice bit of old-school wall painting up in the Bronx. For a narrow corner diner on White Plains Road. Looked nice and comfortable.