Critically acclaimed FiDi watering hole The Dead Rabbit is nearly doubling its size to 5,500 square feet. The lower Manhattan bar, where patrons can...

Few bars or restaurants last a decade, and almost none for a century. But the Ear Inn, at 326 Spring Street near the Holland...

The best spot to relax, drink an old fashioned and take in the atmosphere in Grand Central is definitely the Campbell Apartment. But that...

Chic speakeasies and gourmet eateries are putting NYC’s Irish pubs out of business. As of this week, the Blarney Stone at 11 Trinity Place...

Say goodbye to tabletop dancing and $3 PBRs: Hogs & Heifers is leaving the Meatpacking District.

Legendary West Village speakeasy, Chumley’s, is facing yet another legal roadblock on the path to reopening.

From Luxury Listings NYC: The four rooms in Dear Irving, a bar one block from Union Square by the creators of Raines Law Room,...

Everybody wants to go where everybody knows their name. So, the blog I Quant NY set out to find the oldest liquor license in...

Facing sky-high rent, a famed Christopher Street gay bar is struggling to find a new home.

The noise-sensitive Greenwich Village residents that brought a case against a famous, Prohibition-era pub should start investing in earplugs.

As rents climb and tastes veer increasingly toward craft beers and gourmet food offerings, New York City’s Irish pubs — which currently number around...

 The landlord of a Greenpoint, Brooklyn club refuses to allow its owner to turn it into a gay bar.

An unidentified buyer has picked up a long-turnning Soho taproom for millions over its previous sale price.

 The mogul behind Crown Group Hospitality is bringing a new celebrity-friendly lounge to the rooftop of Hotel Hugo at 525 Greenwich Street.

 A Small Bar On Lexington Avenue on the Upper East Side called Carlow East has become a favorite of fans of the Settle Seahawks....

 First used for camping, then luxury promotions around the world, weather-proof bubble igloos have arrived in New York City. 

Conservatives and oenophiles alike will soon have a new spot to sip their wine. Kevin and Chis Balfe — executives at Mercury Radio Arts, the publishing,...

The popular gay sports bar Boxers has scored a liquor license and will now unveil a three-level, 275-person watering hole at 742 Ninth Avenue...

When New Yorkers think of Forest Hills retail, Austin Street, just steps from the 71st Avenue express subway station, comes to mind. But according...

In an analysis Jed Kolko, the chief economist for the real estate website Trulia, found New York City inferior to San Francisco when it...