Mel Ottenberg, stylist and editor-in-chief of Interview magazine, takes eating and merriment seriously. How could he not?

In addition to hers being the only asa-ra shop in town, Purdue’s traditional Japanese breakfast ramen is built on a soy base ...

New York neighborhoods aren’t born so much as they’re reborn on the ashes of their predecessors, and grimy areas of avoidance ...

On first glance, the various spreads, salads, breads, and stews on the menu at Askili Orchard might look similar to what’s ...

Step into the sprawling Halal Pastures stand on the primo northern end of Union Square on a Wednesday and it’s like stepping ...

Madison Fare has already earned its reputation as the premiere home for fro-yo on the Upper East Side, where it similarly ...

Every drink can be had hard or soft at the latest project from the team behind Laurel Bakery and Place des Fêtes.

The difference between the best bagel in New York and this bagel is negligible enough for me not to go out of my way.” ...

David and Bill Bruckman stand outside their newly relocated restaurant. Photo: Pietro’s All it took was two phone calls, and “everyone” knew that Pietro’s, the 93-year-old Midtown East institution, ...

On a recent Friday night, as the prime-time evening rush was starting to subside, I dined with Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz, the are-they-or-aren’t-they couple of the moment. He, Errol Flynn–ish with ...

For an actor with a new CNN docuseries called Breaking Bread, Tony Shalhoub’s typical routine involves shockingly few carbs. (He’s also an investor in the still-impossible-to-get-into Flatiron pasta ...