You're Not A Real New Yorker Until You've Dined Outdoors During A Snowstorm
You're Not A Real New Yorker Until You've Dined Outdoors During A Snowstorm arrow People dining at Extra Virgin in the West Village during the snowstorm Erin Levi The city put a kibosh on outdoor dining in roadways and curbside during the snowstorm starting yesterday at 2 p.m. But because the storm wasn't quite as bad as expected, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday morning that outdoor dining could resume immediately in Manhattan today. A few hours later, he announced that Open Restaurants "will reopen citywide" at 6 p.m. this evening. But the hefty snowfall was...