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  1. look book
    The Look Book Goes to Kathy Hochul’s Election Night PartyThe governor and fellow New York Democrats hosted a crowd of hundreds at Capitale as the midterm results came in.
    By Kelsie Schrader and Jenna Milliner-Waddell
  2. profile
    Scarr’s Pizza Is Expanding — and Adding a Sushi CounterHow Scarr Pimentel became Orchard Street royalty.
    By Tammie Teclemariam
  3. the grub street diet
    Jeremiah Moss Wishes Arturo’s Would Open Earlier“I feel like I’m betraying myself somehow when I eat nice food.”
    By Alan Sytsma
  4. on location
    The Best New York Is Your New YorkIn bringing Fleishman Is in Trouble’s 2016 city to 2022 screens, I discovered how to avoid the nostalgia trap.
    By Taffy Brodesser-Akner
  5. landlords and tenants
    ‘If You Can’t Exclude Someone, Do You Even Own It?’New York City’s landlords say they’re fighting for life, liberty, and the pursuit of eviction.
    By Molly Osberg
  6. podcasts
    What Happened to Ana MendietaShe was a pathbreaking artist, hungry for recognition. A podcast reexamines how her 1985 death made headlines instead.
    By Max Pearl
  7. the city politic
    New Yorkers Rejected the Doom and Gloom About CrimeMidterm voters did not accept the premise that crime is an all-consuming battle that New York is losing.
    By Errol Louis
  8. look book
    The Look Book Goes to a Democratic-Socialist ConventionIn a church on the Upper East Side, the NYC-DSA recently gathered to decide on its plans for 2023.
    By Kelsie Schrader and Jenna Milliner-Waddell
  9. from the archives
    From the Archives: We Renovated Our Own Brownstone — It Was a Million Laughs“When someone asks was it worth it, I say yes, because while my arm didn’t heal properly, the ceiling job is beautiful.”
    By Fred Powledge
  10. the group portrait
    The Embattled Women of the FDNYThe FDNY’s first woman commissioner puts its gender gap in relief.
    By Nia Prater
  11. grub guide
    11 Extraordinary Pies for ThanksgivingFrom the city’s most exciting new bakeries.
    By Charlotte Druckman
  12. openings
    A Ukrainian Bar Arrives in SohoSlava opens in the former Pegu Club space.
    By Robert Simonson
  13. design
    The Very Parisian Vibes of Le DiveA Dimes Square wine bar that looks strikingly familiar.
    By Emily Wilson
  14. the test of time
    The Last Weekend in New York EverSixty years ago, a young reporter covering the Cuban Missile Crisis glimpsed Armageddon.
    By Clive Irving
  15. openings
    The New York Burritos That Sell Out in Two MinutesThe couple behind the Forsyth Fire Escape is opening a new stall in Chelsea.
    By Asia London Palomba
  16. urban fauna
    New York Is Not the Country’s Top Rat CityWe’re No. 2.
    By Clio Chang
  17. from the archives
    From the Archives: When Williamsburg Became the New BohemiaA portrait of an artists’ colony in Brooklyn, circa 1992.
    By Brad Gooch
  18. niche drama
    James Corden Decides He’s Sorry NowIn a twist no one saw coming, Keith McNally decided to ban himself from Balthazar.
    By Claire Lampen
  19. openings
    Alex Stupak’s New Restaurant Is Devoted to ‘American’ CookingThe modernist chef opens Mischa in midtown.
    By Joshua David Stein
  20. encounter
    The Driving Instructor to New York’s Teen Elite“If these walls could talk in this car, oh my God.”
    By Matthew Schneier
  21. street fights
    NYC Restaurants Aren’t About To Give Up Outdoor DiningHow thousands of restaurants speedily, messily, and probably permanently took over the street.
    By Simon van Zuylen-Wood
  22. inflation
    Is $40 Too Much to Pay For a Burger?Prices are up everywhere, for everything.
    By Alan Sytsma
  23. from the archives
    From the Archives: When Gentrification Hit the Lower East SideThere goes the neighborhood.
    By Craig Unger
  24. openings
    A Soho Dive Reopens As a Tribute to Its Former SelfMilady’s — or some version of Milady’s — returns this week.
    By Jason Diamond
  25. reopening
    How the Pandemic Has Forever Changed Restaurants (So Far)Less paper, frequent ingredient swap-outs, and big Thursday nights.
    By Chris Crowley
  26. hotels
    The Billionaire Behind New York’s Most Luxe HotelVladislav Doronin’s ambitious, contentious journey from Leningrad to Aman New York.
    By Chris Pomorski
  27. report
    How Cottage Fries Became New York’s Most Elusive Potatoes“It’s a perfect vehicle for ketchup.”
    By Robert Simonson
  28. the housing market
    New York City’s Rent and Wage-Growth Gap Hits Record HighWe’ve hit another miserable milestone.
    By Clio Chang
  29. the year i ate new york
    S&P Is a Worthy Successor to Eisenberg’s“A tuna melt here is like a grand soufflé at La Caravelle.”
    By Tammie Teclemariam and Adam Platt
  30. report
    Why Restaurant Workers Are Dining Out Less“That was too much money and the service sucked?”
    By Chris Crowley
  31. the city politic
    The Horror That Continues to Haunt Our CityTreating New Yorkers with serious mental illness is one of the only ways we can prevent tragedies like the murder of FDNY Lt. Alison Russo-Elling.
    By Errol Louis
  32. openings
    Who Is the Tokyo Fixer? And Why Does He Have His Own Bar in New York?Welcome to Shinji’s.
    By Jason Diamond
  33. the group portrait
    The New Worker-Owners of Astor Wines & SpiritsAstor’s employees will be even more integrated with a store that was already an anchor of the neighborhood.
    By Nia Prater
  34. the real estate
    The Tacky Weed Bodega Is Everywhere (for Now)What has the city’s Kush Rush wrought?
    By Bridget Read
  35. rsvp
    How Shyan Zakeri Created the City’s New Must-Have BurgerShy’s Burgers is not your usual pop-up.
    By Margaret Rhodes
  36. the grub street diet
    Bobby Finger Is Excited to Eat Indoors Again“Put me as close to people as possible. Put me at the bar. Put me behind the bar.”
    By Rachel Sugar
  37. openings
    Eisenberg’s Enters Its A24 EraThe name is new, the counter is old, and a Safdie brother is now involved.
    By Jason Diamond
  38. openings
    Urban Hawker Brings Singapore to MidtownInside the new food hall, which features 11 vendors from the island nation.
    By Mahira Rivers
  39. the grub street diet
    Karen Chee Is Looking Forward to Her Morning Egg“Peeling the shell is like unwrapping a gift.”
    By Rachel Sugar
  40. look book
    The Look Book Goes to KCONDevoted fans waited for hours outside Terminal 5 to be among the first to attend the only New York stop on this year’s K-pop-oriented KCON USA Tour.
    By Louis Cheslaw, Jenna Milliner-Waddell, and Kelsie Schrader
  41. the city politic
    New York’s Leaders Are Sleeping Through a Housing EmergencyThe political response should reflect the size and speed of the worsening crisis. It hasn’t even come close.
    By Errol Louis
  42. the grub street diet
    Emma Steiger Eats Dinner at 3:30 — and Again at 10:45“Even when we ordered, we knew it was too much food.”
    As told to Alan Sytsma
  43. rsvp
    What It’s Really Like Inside a Blindfolded Dinner“The customer is really surrendering to the chef — it’s a lot of trust.”
    By Megan Paetzhold
  44. cooking
    The Dinner Party Is OverNo more cleaning up.
    By Emily Sundberg
  45. the city politic
    Why Are So Many of New York’s Basement Apartments Still Death Traps?It’s been a year since floodwaters drowned 11 New Yorkers in their homes, but nothing has been done to stop it from happening again.
    By Errol Louis
  46. fall preview 2022
    The New Restaurants You Need to Know AboutSo many openings.
    Edited by Alan Sytsma
  47. early and often
    Can Anybody Stop Dan Goldman?The former prosecutor seems to be leading the crowded field for the Tenth District’s open House seat, but three other candidates still have a shot.
    By Nia Prater
  48. the grub street diet
    Sculptor Brandon Ndife Doesn’t Break for Lunch“I found myself a bit famished because I was in the zone.”
    By Rachel Sugar
  49. the city politic
    Liz Holtzman on Why Guts and Expertise Matter More Than AgeThe 81-year-old former congresswoman says she feels called to get back in the fight.
    By Nia Prater
  50. the group portrait
    The Subtle Differences of the Many Candidates for New York’s 10th DistrictIt’s a very crowded race for one of the city’s most progressive districts.
    By Errol Louis
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