Allan's Bakery Expands to Manhattan
For over six decades, individuals from New York in quest of Caribbean beef patties and rum-soaked fruit cakes have discovered their path to Allan's. Situated in Brooklyn, on a stretch of Flatbush adorned with takeout establishments vending roti, oxtail, and jerk cuisine, the descendants of Allan and Gloria Smith oversee a bakery that has gained repute as a comprehensive destination for Caribbean essentials: from hard dough bread and saltfish-filled patties to coconut rolls and doubles.
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Washington Heights, NY has welcomed a delightful addition to its culinary scene with the recent opening of Bagel Bar NYC, conveniently located near Yeshiva University. Situated at 2547 Amsterdam Ave., between West 186th and 187th streets, this kosher bagel spot had a successful soft opening earlier this month.
Read full storyHere's Where You Can Find 3 Amazing Delis In NYC
In New York, a sandwich often stirs up passionate debates. Across the entire United States, people can easily name their favorite sandwiches, but Manhattan takes it to a whole new level with its diverse range of delis, pita spots, Mexican cafes serving up delicious tortas, and modern American luncheonettes. For any bread-based meal enthusiast, this city is a paradise that can keep them exploring for years.
Read full storyNYC Subway Using AI To Catch Fare Evaders
New York City's subway stations are now equipped with surveillance software powered by artificial intelligence (AI) to detect fare evaders, as revealed in public documents and government contracts obtained by NBC News. The software, whose specific name has not been officially disclosed by the city and its transit authority, utilizes third-party technology aimed at involving law enforcement in tackling fare evasion.
Read full storyFamous Manhattan Restaurant Set To Reopen In The Fall
Delmonico's, one of the oldest restaurants in Manhattan, first opened its doors in 1837 and has remained an iconic establishment in the city ever since. However, like many businesses, Delmonico's was forced to close its doors at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. After a lengthy closure, it was announced that the renowned restaurant is now accepting dining reservations for its reopening on Friday, September 15th. This news, however, sparked a fierce battle and subsequent lawsuits between two families who claimed rights to the Delmonico's name. One family even took to the Delmonico's Instagram account, alleging that the relaunch was nothing more than a dubious power grab.
Read full storyNYC Restaurant Week To Return This Month
New York City's Restaurant Week is making a highly anticipated comeback this summer. The city's tourism agency, NYC Tourism + Conventions, has revealed that the program, renowned for offering discounted prix-fixe menus at a wide array of top-notch restaurants, will be back in action across all five boroughs. With nearly 500 participating establishments, food enthusiasts will have a plethora of options to choose from. Mark your calendars, as this four-week culinary extravaganza will take place from Monday, July 24, to Sunday, August 20.
Read full storyFamed Restaurant From Italy Opens NYC Location
When it comes to experiencing the culinary delights of New York City, it seems that doing as the Romans do is a perfect fit. The renowned Roman restaurant, Roscioli, has opened its first international outpost in New York's vibrant Soho neighborhood. Boasting a tasting-menu spot downstairs and a salumeria upstairs (opening later this summer), Roscioli offers both upscale and casual dining options for New Yorkers, featuring delectable pastas, seasonal dishes, and an extensive wine selection.
Read full storyWhere To Enjoy Free Concerts In NYC This Summer
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has announced the highly anticipated return of the "Rise Up NYC" concert series, offering eight free community concerts across all five boroughs this summer. The second season of the concert series aims to encourage New Yorkers to explore different neighborhoods while providing accessible entertainment for families amidst rising costs. Beginning on July 19, residents can enjoy these concerts at no cost, featuring performances by critically acclaimed artists such as K. Michelle, Stokley, Farmer Nappy, Funk Flex, and more.
Read full storyWhere To Celebrate National Ice Cream Day In NYC
Prepare your taste buds for a sweet sensation because National Ice Cream Day is just around the corner! On Sunday, July 16, various locations throughout the city will be offering mouthwatering specials and delightful pop-ups to celebrate this refreshing occasion. From free Butterbeer ice cream to extravagant sundaes and a sprinkle-filled extravaganza, there's something for every ice cream lover to enjoy. Get ready to indulge in a day of frozen delights that will leave you craving for more.
Read full story8 Things To Do With Your Kids In NYC Today
Planning a trip to the vibrant city of New York with your little ones? Look no further! We've compiled a list of eight exciting activities that will ensure your kids have an unforgettable time in the Big Apple. From thrilling attractions to interactive museums, there's something for every age group. Get ready for a memorable family adventure in NYC!
Read full storyMifflinburg Store To Offer Free Ice Cream For Grand Opening
The warm welcome and convenience of a neighborhood store are making a comeback on Chestnut Street, as The Corner Store prepares for its grand opening. Located at Fifth and Chestnut streets, the store will celebrate its opening on July 16, National Ice Cream Day, by offering free ice cream for children aged 12 and under. Additionally, everyone else can purchase ice cream for the nostalgic price of just 99 cents.
Read full storyUse Your Christmas Tree Shop Gift Cards While You Can
Christmas Tree Shops has announced the start of store closure sales and will no longer accept gift cards, prompting customers to use their remaining balances promptly. Recent court filings indicate that shoppers have a two-week window before the retailer, known for its selection of seasonal items and home décor, will cease selling and honoring gift cards. Nationwide going-out-of-business sales have commenced, offering discounts of up to 50% on merchandise. Throughout the sale, new inventory will continue to arrive as the retailer aims to clear its stock. It's important to note that all purchases made during the store closing sale will be final.
Read full storyThe Craft Fair Gift Shop To Permanently Close Its Doors
The Craft Fair Gift Shop at 820 E. California Blvd., a longstanding community institution since 1955, will permanently close its doors on July 29. This decision reflects the Assistance League of Pasadena's commitment to refocusing its efforts on serving the local community. However, the League's thrift store, called Treasure Fair and located at 3239 E. Foothill Blvd. in East Pasadena, will continue to operate.
Read full storyIdeal Market Closes its Doors after 20 Years in Downtown Johnstown
Ideal Market at the Walnut Street location in Johnstown had its final day of operation on Saturday, leaving shoppers disappointed and the downtown area with a sense of loss after more than 20 years of service. Gary P. Bassett expressed his sadness about the closure, recognizing the impact it would have on the community. Despite the unfortunate closure, Bassett praised the exceptional staff and the great deals the store offered. Gary C. Bassett, who appreciated the convenience of Ideal Market for the past five years, also expressed his disappointment and acknowledged that they would miss the store.
Read full storyMassachusetts Police Create Playing Cards of 'Unsolved Homicide Playing Cards'
Warren, Mass. - The Massachusetts State Police recently took to social media to highlight an unsolved case by featuring a playing card with the image of Molly Bish, a victim from Warren. The initiative aims to generate leads and bring attention to the tragic incident that occurred 23 years ago.
Read full storyFlorida Teen Gunned Down Right After Celebrating Birthday
Miramar, Florida - Family and friends gathered on Sunday to honor the memory of a teenager who tragically lost his life to gun violence five years ago. Despite the passage of time, the perpetrator responsible for the murder remains at large, leaving the boy's loved ones still seeking justice.
Read full storyCoram Tenant Charged with Murder After Fatally Beating Landlord with Dumbbell
In a tragic incident that took place over two years ago, a tenant has been indicted on murder and robbery charges for allegedly beating his landlord to death with a dumbbell outside a home in Coram, Long Island. The accused, identified as Albert Coppedge, 49 years old and a resident of Coram, now faces a legal battle for his alleged involvement in the death of Kenneth Mitchell, a 62-year-old landlord.
Read full storyButtigieg Slams Florida Governor DeSantis For 'Homophobic' Video
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis faced criticism on Sunday from two competing Republican presidential candidates and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg for a video that targeted former President Trump's previous support for the LGBTQ community.
Read full storyMarjorie Taylor Greene Names 'Problem Republicans' For Not Supporting Trump Impeachment Resolutions
Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene is criticizing fellow Republicans for their reluctance to vote on expunging former President Donald Trump's impeachments. She questions their commitment to serving in Congress if they avoid taking on these "challenging" votes.
Read full storyAOC, House Progressives Warn Of Supreme Court 'Authoritarianism'
The United States Supreme Court has come under fire recently. During an interview on CNN's State of the Union, Democratic congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez expressed her concerns about what she sees as the conservative Supreme Court's inclination towards authoritarianism. She raised the unlikely possibility of impeaching justices in response to their recent actions.
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