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  1. Video Feed
    Weird Foods: Eating the Embryonic Duck Eggs Known As BalutJosh Ozersky samples the Filipino delicacy, so you don’t have to.
  2. Whole Animal Dining
    Asellina The Gansevoort Park Hotel Will Offer an Easter-BrunchYuck?
  3. Temporary Closings
    Little Owl Shuttered by DOH, Hopes to Reopen Next Week [UPDATED]This is terrible news for meatball fans and west side date nights.
  4. Heavenly
    Kosher (Sausage) for Passover“Never in the history of Passover have Jews had sausage,” claims co-creator Jack Silberstein.
  5. Condiments
    Back on the Ranch?If Hidden Valley has its way, ranch dressing will soon be as ubiquitous as ketchup.
  6. Market Watch
    Dekalb Market Opens This Weekend With an Easter-Egg Hunt and Dollar MimosasParents have to cope somehow.
  7. Food Allergies
    Baseball Stadiums’ Peanut-Free Seating Perturbs Some Fans“It’s as much part of the fabric of baseball as the seventh-inning stretch,” one longtime ball-game-goer told the ‘Post.’
  8. Restaurateur Shuffles
    Jason Denton’s Brother Joe Leaves ‘Ino EmpireHe’s making a “fresh start” in Australia.
  9. The Other Critics
    Brooklyn Bound: Wells Swoons for Gwynnett Street; Sietsema Bashes Brooklyn WokPlus: Cuozzo likes Alison 18, and more reviews from the rest of the city’s professional eaters.
  10. Lists
    Molto Good Stuff to EatMario Batali makes a kind-of-awesome food editor.
  11. Openings
    First Look at Hakkasan, Bringing Haute Chinois to Midtown TodayThe Michelin-starred London-based restaurant hits NYC.
  12. Giveaways
    Free Food Happening RIGHT NOWFood trucks are doling it out in Times Square and Madison Square Park to celebrate a new BBC series.
  13. Food Tour
    Ramp-age: Bill Telepan Ranks the City’s Newest Ramp Dishes“Ramps are f*cking awesome. And we only have them for six weeks.”
  14. Closings
    Roots & Vines on the BlockThe restaurant’s equipment will be auctioned on Wednesday at noon.
  15. You’ve Been Punk’d
    Pots and PranksA survey of yesterday’s food-world April Fooling.
  16. Ca-ching
    The Man Who Keeps Michael White in the BlackGetting to know Altamarea Group’s money guy, Ahmass Fakahany.
  17. Openings
    Landbrot Opens Sunday With Baked Goods and BeerYour new place to carbo-load.
  18. It Takes a Village
    Applewood Owners Planting a Farm, Need Your DoughAlso in crowd-funding: Giant Donut looking to open in the EV.
  19. Coming Up
    Tavern Will Bring Classy American Dining to NoMad Next MonthThe Stone Street Tavern folks are behind the brownstone-housed restaurant.
  20. Cart-ography
    Zito’s Sandwich Shoppe Planning Prospect Park Carts, Plastic GrowlersExciting news for picnickers!
  21. Pizza Porn
    A Look at La Montanara’s Fried-Pizza OfferingsWe shot each and every one of the glorious deep-fried pies.
  22. What to Eat
    What to Eat at Francesca, With PhotosSee pics of the seafood-leaning Basque fare.
  23. Quote of the Day
    The Tao of Eric RipertThe toque on his early, hot-tempered days at Le Bernardin.
  24. Expansions
    Five Leaves Planning a Meat-Pie Shop Next DoorA very delicious trend seems to be afoot.
  25. Openings
    See the Food and Space at NoMad, Daniel Humm and Will Guidara’s New OneThe much-anticipated restaurant bowed last night.
  26. Reopenings
    Doma Has Closed, But Will Reopen in New Digs on FridayThe West Village cafe and gallery is moving.
  27. Chef Shuffles
    Francis Derby Leaves King“I never got the support I needed for the kind of food I do.”
  28. Openings
    STK OUT Tackles Midtown’s Great OutdoorsThe restaurant’s to-go kiosk opens Wednesday.
  29. You’ve Got to Be Kid-ding Me
    Kid Critic Publishes GuidebookDavid Pines reviews cupcakes, French fries, soup dumplings. Not rated: wine lists.
  30. Sweet News
    Doughnut Plant LES Expands, Adds SeatingAlso, there’s a Girl Scout Cookie Locater app!
  31. Openings
    First Look at Leyla, Bringing New American to the Village on MondaySee the space and the menu.
  32. Openings
    First Look at Randolph Beer, Bringing Craft Brews to the Bowery Next WeekThe guys behind the Randolph are almost ready to unveil their craft-beer restaurant.
  33. Menu Changes
    Kutsher’s Adds an ‘Express Lunch Counter’Pastrami sandwiches in a luncheonette setting.
  34. Openings
    First Look at Cafe Blossom, Now Slinging Seitan on Carmine StreetThe vegan specialist has opened in the Village.
  35. Booze News
    Midwood Teens Get Crunk at ShulIt’s becoming a problem.
  36. Openings
    What to Expect at the Franks’ Spanish Place, Francesca, Opening FridaySee the “fucking delicious” menu.
  37. Foodievents
    Taste of the Nation to Auction Crack-Pie Class, Refrigerator Makeover With SamWe’ve gotten an early look at the awesome prize lineup.
  38. Closings
    Eighty Four on Seventh Gives Way to LeylaEighty Four has been eighty-sixed.
  39. Nightlife
    Sneak Peek at the Flat, Bringing Booze and Punk Music to South Williamsburg onJohnny Siera of punk group the Death Set teamed up with folks from Lit and Home Sweet Home.
  40. Openings
    Sneak Peek at Gastronomie 491, Bringing Gourmet Eats to the UWS TomorrowAre epiceries having a moment?
  41. Openings
    What to Eat at Casa Enrique, Bar Henry’s Mexican Foray in QueensSee the menu and some photos.
  42. Openings
    What to Eat at Ginny’s Supper Club, Now Serving Cocktails and WalnutNightly performances are also on the lineup.
  43. Veggievores
    Kate’s Joint Is the Latest Endangered EV Vegan SpotMeanwhile, pizza places continue to proliferate.
  44. Empire Building
    Starbucks’ First Evolution Fresh Juice Shop Opens Today“Juice partners” are likely pouring this very moment in Bellevue, Washington.
  45. Lawsuits
    Kefi, Casa La Femme Are the Latest Restaurants to Get Sued “Scourge of Restaurateurs” Maimon Kirschenbaum is at it again.
  46. Coming Up
    Worth Kitchen Supper Club Founders Opening Cómodo in Former Salt SpaceThey plan to infuse local ingredients with Latin American flavors.
  47. fidi
    How Much Does FiDi Dining Actually Suck?A lot, according to perenially cranky Steve Cuozzo.
  48. Crimes
    Queens Food Carts in Armed-Robbery StringThere’ve been nine stickups mostly on Queens and Junction boulevards.
  49. The Other Critics
    See Olive Garden Critic Marilyn Hagerty Review an NYC Dirty-Water DogThe 85-year-old North Dakotan is on a dining tour of New York this week.
  50. Hot Issues
    No-Show Diners, Restaurants Really Hate YouRemember Noma’s middle finger a few weeks ago? They’re not the only ones who’re pissed.
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