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New York City Movie Theaters: A Complete Guide Todd Quakenbush In a city as big and bountiful as New York City, there are so many local movie theaters near you to choose from that it can be hard to know where to start. Just searching “movie theaters near me” is overwhelming AF––what’s the difference between one theater and another? Is it worth the trek across town to go to one local movie theater with reclining seats versus the one around the corner? Do I want to ball out and get drinks served at my seat, or keep it chill at an independent movie theater with drinks and unique food o...

Filed under: 5 Great Things to Eat Now at Chelsea Market What’s a food court to do during a pandemic? Chelsea Market, with its many outdoor dining pods and red-shirted docents who enforce social distancing, may hold the answer. Share this story Before COVID-19 crept into town like an unwanted tourist, food courts were a major feature of the dining landscape in New York. They were a perfect meeting between smaller, newer food operations and the lower square footage (and cheaper rents) that these spaces often entailed. But the very communality that food halls championed, which often required ...

Brooklyn’s Seafood Boom: “The Crab Craze Has Moved Up Into New York”  Several of these new seafood spots are Black-owned, including Crabs in a Barrel, The Crabby Shack, and BK Lobster, making them a perfect destination for this Black History Month.  Over the last year, the influence of Brooklyn’s seafood-heavy coastal neighborhoods has started spreading inward. We’ve reported the openings of new seafood boil, crab, and lobster spots, not in the typical Sheepshead Bay, Red Hook and beach neighborhoods, but instead in East Flatbush, Crown Heights, and Bed-Stuy.  The Crab du Jour lo...