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“NYC’s Agata & Valentina launch new gluten-free Italian market” Italian gourmet market Agata & Valentina has been called “New York’s original Eataly.” But its celebrated pasta, pizza, breads and prepared dishes remained mostly off-limits to gluten-intolerant sufferers of celiac disease since the store opened in 1993. Its Sicilian-inspired products are in demand for social gatherings and…
“A terrifying olive oil shortage could be in the future” There’s no strategic olive oil reserves to tap into here. A slew of ongoing issues have been drizzling trouble over the olive oil industry for the better half of the past decade, according to experts in the field, and things are getting increasingly dire. Chief…
“Katsuya, Fasano and Cafe China” New York is coming back to life, and a number of exciting restaurant openings are fueling the city’s resurgence. From Midtown’s latest Italian spot Fasano, to Chelsea’s authentic Spanish eatery El Quijote, Manhattan is bursting with mouth-watering menus to try out, all amid Gotham’s swirling reborn energy. Have are five…
“‘Sopranos’ stars and Giuliani reflect on good times at Forlini’s” Michael Imperioli‘s first restaurant job was a case of art imitating his life. Nearly 15 years before “The Sopranos” star played Spider in the 1990 mob classic “Goodfellas,” he was an 18-year-old busboy at Forlini’s, the iconic Italian joint just south of Canal. He landed…
“Del Posto, Eataly and the fate of Mario Batali’s former Italian empire” For 16 years, 85 Tenth Ave. was all about glamour. There were purse stools ready to hold designer handbags aloft, a gleaming Steinway piano and servers in pristine suits serving pricey tasting menus to starry guests like Beyoncé and Jay-Z. Now, there’s pizza…
“#NYC’s restaurants are making a comeback” Il Postino, a two-decade fixture of Midtown East, almost went under. When the Waldorf Astoria, a key source of covers, was shuttering for a condo conversion, Il Postino owner Luigi Russo knew he had to move fast, so he hired Douglas Elliman’s Matt Leto to find him a new…
“#Inside The Bronx’s new wave restaurant scene in Little Italy” Tourists slurp up spaghetti in Manhattan’s historic Little Italy, but for authentic Italian atmosfera, New Yorkers have long headed up to storied Arthur Avenue in The Bronx. Today, however, Italians rule The Bronx’s Little Italy no more. Just as Manhattan’s Little Italy gave way to…