Health department fines have cost the owner of a popular Lower Manhattan restaurant $3,000 a year. Following a barrage of inconsistent health inspections, coupled with high operating costs, and rats, she decided recently to close her doors.
Frenchmen Andy Rodrigues and Guillaume Blanchard met in college when they were 18. After opening a location of By Suzette in Trégueux, Brittany, they’ve now opened one in Tribeca.
Tucked away on a quiet street in Tribeca, Dylan Prime recently reopened in the same building that was once home to the Dietz lantern manufacturing company.
If it wasn’t for the looming sight of the Empire State building through the windows, you’d think the Mediterranean Sea was just outside Stella 34 Trattoria.
Le Pescadeux, a charming little SoHo restaurant, follows the French culinary migration, from the Canadian Maritimes through Quebec, down the Eastern seaboard on through to Louisiana.
Health department fines have cost the owner of a popular Lower Manhattan restaurant $3,000 a year. Following a barrage of inconsistent health inspections, coupled with high operating costs, and rats, she decided recently to close her doors.
Frenchmen Andy Rodrigues and Guillaume Blanchard met in college when they were 18. After opening a location of By Suzette in Trégueux, Brittany, they’ve now opened one in Tribeca.
Tucked away on a quiet street in Tribeca, Dylan Prime recently reopened in the same building that was once home to the Dietz lantern manufacturing company.
If it wasn’t for the looming sight of the Empire State building through the windows, you’d think the Mediterranean Sea was just outside Stella 34 Trattoria.
Le Pescadeux, a charming little SoHo restaurant, follows the French culinary migration, from the Canadian Maritimes through Quebec, down the Eastern seaboard on through to Louisiana.