Not only the New York Times, but the New York Post has turned against the former media darling Mayor Bloomberg. In a startling cover story t...

I find this building at 203 W. 82nd Street in Manhattan an intriguing curiosity. It was evidently erected in 1899, and with great pride, if ...

I was soaking up some beer and some old-New-York, late-night atmosphere at the doomed Upper West Side water hole known as the P & G Caf...

It's been more than two years since the tiny, humble restaurants along the north side of W. 45th Street between Broadway and Eighth bega...

A trash can with an attached ashtray. Outside the White Castle on Eighth Avenue near 36th. Don't think I've ever seen that particula...

Recently, I noticed that the upcoming Trader's Joe's in Brooklyn made it clear that it didn't want prols like me peeking in its ...

Robert M. Scarano, the opportunistic, scofflaw, robber baron who likes to masquerade under the lofty title architect, the bane of many New Y...

Aside from the Swedish meatballs they serve in the cafeteria—a dish I dearly love—I'm not much looking forward to the coming debut of th...

Lost City readers may recall that, when I did my recent "Who Goes There?" feature about Chez Napoleon for Eater , I had originall...

Eater today displays the latest pictorial evidence that Chumley's will not be taking any summertime trade. Sigh. I recognized that brick...