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Restaurant owners in Midtown, Manhattan tell Eyewitness News they're being targeted by citizens enforcing New York City's noise code.
Shane Hathaway, co-owner of Hold Fast Kitchen and Spirit, says both foot and vehicle traffic has steadily increased this spring as many COVID-19 restrictions have been lifted.
Updated 3 hours ago NBC Universal, Inc. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has given the city the green light to launch its grandest reopening attempt yet on May 19. At that time, the executive-ordered limits to how many people can be in restaurants and bars will be eased, with bar seating and the requirement to purchase food in order to get booze gone. That leaves those businesses to try and pick up the pieces and go back to normal (or at least close to it). Shane Hathaway, of Hold Fast Kitchen and Spirits in midtown, said they've been hard at work putting up barriers and partitions in order to hel...
COVID-19 could soon become like the flu -- at least that's what New York City's mayor hopes. In other words, the virus wouldn't go away forever. But we'd learn...
NYC Bars, Restaurants Prepare to Get Back to Normal — And Are Looking to Hire Erica Byfield, Ray Villeda and Ted Greenberg © Bloomberg via Getty Images A bartender wearing a protective mask talks to customers sitting at the bar at Blooms Tavern in New York, U.S., on Monday, May 3, 2021. New York City is moving to fully reopen by July 1 with arenas, gyms, stores, restaurants and hair salons returning, Mayor Bill de Blasio said. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has given the city the green light to launch its grandest reopening attempt yet on May 19. At that time, the executive-o...