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By KAREN IRVINE March 16, 2021 at 12:47 PM Red Horse by David Burke to open soon. Red Horse by David Burke to open soon. Credits: Red Horse by David Burke By KAREN IRVINE March 16, 2021 at 12:47 PM Despite the challenges of the pandemic and the severe restrictions facing restaurants, renowned Chef David Burke managed to open three new restaurants in New Jersey over the past year. And now he’s preparing to open the fourth – Red Horse by David Burke, on the site of the former Fromagerie in R...

Daniel Krieger/Eater Untitled, the nearly decade-old Union Square Hospitality Group restaurant attached to the Whitney Museum, is permanently shutting down, according to a USHG spokesperson. The American art museum is converting the Untitled space into a temporary, quick-serve pop-up spot called the Whitney Cafe, which will be run by Union Square Events, according to the spokesperson. The new grab-and-go cafe will stock a variety of prepared foods, including sandwiches and salads, pastries, cof...

Share this article Share this article BAL HARBOUR, Fla., March 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Bal Harbour Shops announced today that they will host the worldwide launch of Fleurs de Villes ROSÉ in partnership with Fleurs de Villes to support the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF) from March 19th – March 28th. (PRNewsfoto/Bal Harbour Shops) (PRNewsfoto/Bal Harbour Shops) Hosted at Bal Harbour Shops iconic outdoor setting, visitors will enjoy this one-of-a-kind installation of 15 fresh flor...

Wet Paint: Artists Rally to Save André Leon Talley From Eviction, Art-World Chef Keith McNally Opens in Miami, & More Art-World Gossip What auction house CEO is just as confused by NFTs as you are? Which Chelsea gallerys elevators are falling apart? Read on for answers. March 5, 2021 André Leon Talley attends the front row for Carolina Herrera during New York Fashion Week. Photo by John Lamparski/Getty Images. Every week, Artnet News brings you Wet Paint, a gossip column of original scoops re...

My New Orleans 03/04/2021   It’s long held nickname has been the “City of Brotherly” (recently amended to “and Sisterly”) Love. But, for your purposes why not just refer to this alluring, honeymoon-worthy, history-drenched urban haven as the “City of Love”? That’s because Philadelphia, awash in small-town charm, a bonafide Unesco World Heritage City, has all the makings for a romantic foray. Hand in hand, you’ll start your mini-moon with the vigor of the fictional fighter Ro...

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Over-The-Rhine: Is this a model for urban renewal or a warning sign? By Stephen Starr image captionOver-the-Rhine is one of the best-known black neighborhoods in Cincinnati, Ohio This Cincinnati neighbourhood has a storied history. Today, its the scene of a major urban renewal effort thats prompted no small controversy. On a typical, pre-pandemic weekend, thousands of people would descend on Cincinnatis revitalised Over-The-Rhine district just north of downtown. Revellers would come to lounge ...

Decanter New York for Bordeaux lovers Whether you prefer an inexpensive claret by the glass or a mature bottle of the regions finest, you won’t be disappointed with NYCs Bordeaux offering. City resident Vicki Denig highlights 10 destinations, from long-standing institutions to hip new wine bars, that every visitor should know about Restaurants in New York are allowed to open for indoor dining again, however measures are in place to prevent the spread of Covid 19, such as onl...

A private heated wine tent at Potomac Point Winery. Photograph by Casandra Lorraine Photography Romantic, secluded spaces have always been a draw for Valentine’s Day. Throw in social distancing, and, well, you get the picture. Restaurants are busy prepping private outdoor structures with varying levels of weather exposure for those who’re understandably hesitant to dine indoors. And the newest indoor dining (“dining”?) trend—renting a hotel room for a few hours—is really taking off...

    On any night of the week, you’ll find DC’s hip and hungry crowding into the restaurants and bars along the 14th Street corridor – which runs through the heart of Logan Circle. The neighborhood grew up organically as pioneering Washingtonians moved in to the up-and-coming area—and signaled to chefs that it was the next hot place to set up shop. A diverse mix of restaurants serving delicious dishes and creative cocktails from morning into the night makes Logan Circle a must-visit f...