If yesterday was any indication of what the Jets draft does look like over the next few days then it’s going to be a crazy crazy couple of days. After downing hot dog at the famous Crif Dogs on St. … Continue reading → »
Before it closed, I gathered a group of friends to go see Chinglish. If you don’t know what that is, it’s okay – it was a Broadway play written by David Henry Hwang that closed at the end of January. (I briefly mentioned going to see one of his other p... »
Here now, recent Eater Insides spanning the nation: Click here to view the full photogallery. · NYC: Vitae, a New Refined Option for Midtown · NYC: Back Forty West Now Open · NYC: 5 Napkin Burger's Union Square Location Now... »
Photo by myself around 32nd Street and Fifth Avenue, in Midtown. What looks like a haphazard pile of sticks will eventually become scaffolding. Much of the sidewalks are covered with scaffolding, as renovations and construction is being done. The scaff... »
On September 19, 1902, the body of a young woman turned up in a canal in Jersey City. Police identified the corpse as that of Anna Pulitzer, a married prostitute who lived on Broadway and West 46th Street. Police fanned out to solve the crime. A crucia... »
You still have over two weeks left for NYC restaurant week, which means that the delectable menus of the finest New York City restaurants are finally within the grasp of the 99%. With the pre-fixed menus adding up to less than half of what you would n... »
Photo by myself, in Tompkins Square Park. Litter is awful to see in the city. You see it on every sidewalk. This sign in Tompkins Square Park reminds people to properly dispose of their rubbish. We do share this planet, after all. -- Can it be the end ... »
