George Southern Greek Closes Doors
Free Upper East Side News, Delivered To Your Inbox This week, George Southern Greek closed its location at 1144 First Avenue (at East 63rd Street).
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Category: Food & Drink
Massimo Lusardi to Open New Restaurant at Former Mighty Quinn’s Space
Restaurateur Massimo Lusardi is planning to open a new restaurant in the space which was until recently home to Mighty Quinn's, the barbecue joint which said farewell in August after …
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Four UES Restaurants Participating in New Outdoor “Restaurant Week”
The first-ever Curbside Dining Restaurant Week will be taking place September 5-12, though there aren't a huge number of participating eateries.
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5 New Upper East Side Eateries
Five new Upper East Side eateries: three open, two coming soon.
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Yorkville Bagel & Cafe Closes After Nearly a Decade on Second Avenue
A beloved Yorkville spot known for its thick bagels, friendly service, and small-town vibe has quietly gone dark.
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Feast & Fettle Just Landed and You’re First in Line
Back-to-school chaos. Empty fridge. Another night of “whatever’s in the freezer.” We’ve been there. Feast & Fettle, New England’s cult-favorite meal delivery service, is now
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Mighty Quinn’s Officially Closes UES Location
Mighty Quinn’s BBQ has quietly closed its Upper East Side location at 1492 Second Avenue, ending a nearly decade-long run on the block between 77th and 78th streets.
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Xi’an Famous Foods Planning Second Upper East Side Location
Partial signage is up for a new Xi'an Famous Foods at 1390 1/2 Second Avenue (between 71st and 72nd streets).
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From Poke to Ramen: Yorkville’s Asian Fusion Shuffle Continues
In what seems to be becoming something of a Yorkville tradition, yet another Asian fusion restaurant that bit the dust a few weeks back has been swiftly replaced by a …
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The Upper East Side Restaurants with the Hottest (and Least Hot) Customers, According to Website
An eyebrow-raising new website is using artificial intelligence to rate restaurants — not for their food or service, but for the physical attractiveness of their customers.
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