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All Hail the Halal Fried Chicken Shop
For decades, the corner halal fried chicken shop has been a staple of New York neighborhoods, and an important economic foothold for their Afghan owners
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Ryan Sutton comes face-to-face with Lume Cubes, flaming cheese pulls, and the app’s impact on dining out in New York
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The social media app is upending how new and legacy businesses — from Chinatown to Sheepshead Bay — stand out in the country’s busiest restaurant scene
Everywhere to Eat on Canal Street
The restaurants that make Canal Street one of NYC’s most vital dining neighborhoods
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The 38 Essential Restaurants in New York City
From an exciting Palestinian restaurant in Brooklyn Heights to a Caribbean bakery in the Bronx, here’s where to eat in NYC right now
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The 11 Best New Restaurants in America
Revealing the best new barbecue in Austin, the hottest reservation in NYC, LA’s best new pop-up, and so much more
Paying Tribute to 52 NYC Restaurants That Closed During the Pandemic
One year in, Eater New York revisits the classics, neighborhood spots, and trendy favorites that have permanently closed
