The city’s most thrilling new restaurant is a narrow, 28-seat spot on Avenue A where kangaroo’s the name of the game. Foxface Natural opened last spring, and its wild-and-woolly menu has been polarizing. Most critics and diners have loved it, but some have been quite negative, likening dishes to “elaborate jokes.” In addition to kangaroo … Read more
Think traffic’s bad on your commute? Spare a thought for the visiting hordes battling a painful kind of gridlock most New Yorkers will never experience — waiting in line for some of the Big Apple’s top tourist attractions. A new study found that seven of the 20 most complained-about queues in the United States were … Read more
If you can date them here, you can date them anywhere — or can you? New York City is one of the toughest cities to be single in, according to new research — and those looking for love strongly agree. The Big Apple ranked a measly 144 out of 182 in a WalletHub study of … Read more
’Tis the season to splurge on your loved ones. Before you hit the stores, browse Alexa’s curated guide to 18 of the season’s best pop-ups, fashion capsules and boutique openings in New York. Delight giftees with up-crafted bags, swaggy hats, cuddly faux furs and Kim Kardashian’s sparkly Skims collab with Swarovski — all shopped locally. … Read more
In the past two decades, countless shops and eateries in Nolita — from Pinkberry to the 130-year-old Alleva Dairy cheese shop — have closed as the neighborhood has grown increasingly trendy and expensive. But one place has surprisingly stood the test of time: Rice to Riches, a spot devoted to numerous flavors of rice pudding, … Read more
Time to deck the halls! It’s the holiday season, and New York City’s stores are getting all spruced up with window displays that attract locals and tourists alike. But for major department stores, the festive season actually never ends. Once the merry and bright décor is unveiled to the public, designers immediately start to brainstorm … Read more
Seafood-heaven Le Bernardin is king of the sea in the La Liste ranking of the world’s 1,000 best restaurants for the second year in a row. Having loved the place since my first meal in 1987, I can testify that the honor’s well-deserved. Eric Ripert and Maguy Le Coze’s 37-year-old piscine paradise bested every other US … Read more
Tita Loyek doesn’t wait until Black Friday to score deals on discounted designer goodies. For the SoHo-living sample sales influencer, every day’s a shopping holiday. As the jingle bells of cash registers chime, the haute millennial saves up to 90% off on luxe finds — like a pair of $2,000 Jimmy Choo pumps for $200 … Read more
“Steak” your claim to the best meal bargain in town, where eight ounces of ridiculously tasty, boneless sirloin — plus pyramids of unlimited crunchy french fries and a sparkling, mustard-dressed, walnut-sprinkled green salad — costs all of $34.95. If you’re fed up with restaurants where it takes forever to order, Le Relais de Venise L’Entrecôte is for … Read more
A mysterious green slime has been spotted oozing from Gotham’s grates and manholes, causing some New Yorkers to wonder if a superhero comic had suddenly come to life. An X user from Manhattan first sent the phenomenon viral on Thursday, posting photo and video of the bright-hued liquid appearing from below the sidewalk. “So there’s … Read more
It’s not fare. New Yorkers are clamoring to get a peak at the splendid Old City Hall subway station that that served the city from 1904 to 1945. But, the only way to get a good look is via tours offered solely to members of the New York Transit Museum. They go on sale three … Read more
Michelin-starred chef and international humanitarian Jose Andres lays a big, fat goose egg at the Bazaar at the Ritz-Carlton Nomad (35 West 28th St., TheBazaar.com) — the year’s most under-achieving new restaurant. Andres has many kinds of restaurants around the world including Middle Eastern-inspired Zaytinya on the hotel’s ground floor; he’s a prime mover behind … Read more
It’s been a long time since Wall Street rocked after dark. But the newly reopened Delmonico’s has brought some big time buzz to the FiDi, which, except for the Stone Street boozing zone, can still feel quiet at night despite thousands of new residents. Delmonico’s, at 56 Beaver Street in the district’s historic heart, is the … Read more
A breathtaking, giant marble cube now shines brightly near ground zero in Lower Manhattan as the curtain finally rose on the Big Apple’s newest theater complex this week. The exquisite $560 million Perelman Performing Arts Center was officially unveiled Wednesday, setting the stage for the World Trade Center’s newest and final public element, 22 years after … Read more
The Big Apple’s ongoing migrant crisis appears to be no big deal for some of the ladies at “The View.” Joy Behar, 80, Ana Navarro, 51, and Sunny Hostin, 54, were hit with backlash for downplaying Mayor Eric Adams’ claims that the crisis could “destroy” the city. On Friday’s edition of the talk show, Behar … Read more
The end-of-summer heat wave is every New Yorker’s nightmare — and could be causing them, too. According to experts, extreme heat can disrupt sleep patterns and influence dreams, sometimes resulting in bizarre ones. While the cause of dreams remains largely a mystery, the general belief is that the shut-eye visions are meant to help the brain … Read more
New York Fashion Week isn’t just for humans. The American Kennel Club’s Museum of the Dog is bringing NYFW to the bark side, debuting its newest exhibit, “Fashionable Dogs.” Just like fashion trends, specific dog breeds have gone in and out of fashion throughout time “as the ultimate accessory from nobility to the runway,” per … Read more
It’s not just prissy European tennis players who can’t stand it. Every single person who visits New York City is disgusted by our unofficial new scent: marijuana. And the truth is, so are most sane New Yorkers. As The Post reported on Friday’s front page, everywhere you go in the five boroughs now reeks of … Read more
Vivid Seats is the New York Post’s official ticketing partner. We may receive revenue from this partnership for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. It’s about to get wild on Randall’s Island. On Sept. 1-3, some of the biggest names in EDM are hoofing it to New York City’s Electric Zoo Festival … Read more
Once seen as a staple of the American poor, sardines have hit their gill-ded age. TikTok’s tinned fish trend has hit a fever pitch; #Sardine and #Sardines have a combined 831 million views as plenty of canned food enthusiasts brag about being “Sardine Satisfied” while munching on the slippery suckers. And just in time for … Read more