Signage up for Cava on Third Avenue
Cava, the popular fast casual Mediterranean chain with almost twenty New York State locations, is set to open a space on Third Avenue between 86th
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Author: Ethan Harfenist
2 UES Schools Included in Prestigious National List
Two Upper East Side schools were named National Blue Ribbon schools this year.
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Menin Negotiates Agreement with Memorial Sloan Kettering to Protect Locals from Cancer Pavilion Construction
On Tuesday, New York City council member Julie Menin announced a series of construction mitigation measures related to the controversial 31-story Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer
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Chef Behind Miriam Opens Rafael on Lexington Avenue
A new Mediterranean restaurant called Rafael, created by Chef Rafael Hasid, opened its doors on September 19 at 973 Lexington Avenue (between 70th and 71st
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Whole Foods Opens First Small-Format Store on Upper East Side
Whole Foods opened up its first “smaller format store,” Whole Foods Market Daily Shop, on the Upper East Side on Wednesday at 1175 Third Avenue
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Four Illegal UES Smoke Shops Get Raided, Closed
More unlicensed smoke and cannabis shops on the Upper East Side have been recently shuttered as part of the city’s ongoing efforts to weed out
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Signage up for the Popular Dough Doughnuts on Lexington Ave
Popular New York chain Dough Doughnuts is opening its newest location at 1119 Lexington Avenue (between 77th and 78th streets)–right between Venchi and Angelina Paris.
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Upper East Side Restaurant Gets Added to Michelin Guide
Popular Upper East Side Thai eatery, Tha Phraya, earned a spot on the coveted Michelin Guide to New York on Wednesday.
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Bites of Xi’an, Chinese Fast Food Spot, Opening First UES Location
The Western Chinese restaurant chain Bites of Xi’an is opening up its first Upper East Side location at 1711 Second Avenue (between 88th and 89th
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UES to Get Delivery ‘Microhub’ for DOT Pilot Program
As New Yorkers increasingly rely on deliveries, and the small electric vehicles couriers use to drop off food and packages, reimagining the city’s current freight
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