restaurants

Mayor Bill de Blasio has unveiled guidance for the City’s Open Restaurants program, which allows qualifying restaurants and bars to expand outdoor seating

New York City is examining ways to allow restaurants to seat more customers outdoors with an expansion of its sidewalk seating policies.

In the wake of recent news about declining retail sales nationally and brick-and-mortar store closings in New York, a new survey finds that there is strong

ATCO Properties & Management has completed a retail lease renewal and a new office lease at 240-246 West 35th Street, an 18-story building in the Garment District.

As more commerce shifts to the Internet, the physical retailers that are finding success are the ones that provide experiences that can’

By Steve Rappaport, Sinvin Realty The restaurant business is New York is thriving. Fueled by media attention, going to dinner is a cultural phenomenon.

Seafood restaurant Mighty Catch has signed a lease for its first Manhattan location, bringing the Oceanside, NY-based concept to the Columbia

A CBRE analysis of U.S. consumer spending and demographic patterns suggests significant changes for food-and-beverage operators and the real estate they occupy.

Art in a glass is being added to the menu on Harlem’s Restaurant Row. Mixologist Ektoras Binikos – who has created specialty drinks for a slew of high

Hudson Yards will bolster its food and beverage options, adding several new cafes, restaurants, and bakeries to its growing list of retail concepts.

Calling them the WeWork of the food industry, celebrity chef Todd English warned food halls are not a magic elixir for struggling retail owners.

GID Development Group announced that Mexican-inspired restaurant group Empellón, founded by restauranteur Alex Stupak, has signed a retail lease at Waterline