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Lower East Side Set to Welcome NYC's First Queer Filipino Wine Bar

A new wine bar pairing Filipino comfort food with a carefully chosen glass list is preparing to open on Manhattan's Lower East Side, and organizers say it will be the city's first queer Filipino wine bar. Beautiful Eyes is led by Miguel de Leon, who holds the inaugural Michelin Sommelier of the Year Award, alongside Lj Almendras, founding director of Dila. The pair plan to bring a taste of the Philippines to Manhattan through a menu built around Filipino favorites and fine wine.

New York, NY · 2d
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Georgia O'Keeffe painting, worth at least $3 million, discovered in New York City apartment closet

A Georgia O'Keeffe painting worth over $3 million has been discovered after collecting dust in the back of a New York City apartment closet for nearly 40 years.

New York, NY · 1d

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NYC's Atomix Cracks World's 50 Best Top 11 — Good Luck Booking a Table

A Korean tasting-menu restaurant tucked into a Murray Hill brownstone just became the only American name on one of fine dining's most closely watched rankings. Atomix climbed to No. 11 on The 50's 2026 list, and according to reservation platform Tock, every single seat for the rest of the year is already spoken for.

New York, NY · 1d
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Newark Community Garden Works to Address Food Insecurity and Expand Access to Fresh Produce

Green tomatoes hang from towering vines, yellow marigolds bloom between vegetable beds and fragrant herbs grow along gravel pathways at a Newark garden that was once an illegal dumping site. Nearly a decade ago, Charmaine La Fortune set out to transform the neglected lot on South 20th Street. Today, her...

Newark, NJ · 2d
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Step Back In Time At Manhattan’s Old Town Bar, A Vintage Saloon Pouring Since 1892

Some places in Manhattan change every few years, and some refuse to budge. On a quiet block near Union Square, one room has kept its old wooden bar, its pressed tin ceiling, and its odd little dumbwaiter since the days of horse carts. There are no TVs on the walls...

Manhattan, NY · 1d

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Netflix Needs a Logistics Manager, Greystar Is Hiring in Jersey City and More New Jersey Jobs

This week’s Jersey Digs Job Board covers a lot of ground in New Jersey. Netflix is building out its East Coast flagship studio hub at Fort Monmouth in Eatontown and needs a Logistics Manager to keep a production campus moving. In Pine Brook, Lindeblad Piano, which has restored Steinways for more than 100 years, is hiring a Content Marketing Manager to tell their story through video, livestreams, and social media. Greystar needs a Resident Services Manager at 55 Hudson in Jersey City, and over in Camden, Campbell’s is looking for a brand manager to help guide the future of V8.

Jersey City, NJ · 2d

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The New York Restaurant Where Every Single Dish Is Gluten-Free, Fried Chicken Included

The Japanese fried chicken here comes with a koji white barbecue sauce. It’s crunchy, golden, and completely gluten-free. So is everything else on the menu. That means you can order the karaage, the hand rolls, and the fries without asking a single nervous question. For anyone who reads labels for a living, that feels like a small vacation.

New York, NY · 1d

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A Mahjong Club in Montclair is Building Community, One Tile at A Time

Three years ago, Montclair residents Maya Polton and Marlene Lewis both signed up to learn how to play mahjong at Temple Ner Tamid. They didn’t know each other, and neither knew much about the game. Today, they’re business partners, running the Montclair Mahjong Social Club, which has taught more...

Montclair, NJ · 2d

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$847 Million Powerball Jackpot Won in New Jersey

One lucky person just got $847 million richer from a single Powerball ticket, and it happened in New Jersey. The New Jersey Lottery announced that a Bergen County supermarket in Montvale sold the winning ticket ahead of the November 4 Powerball drawing. The winner has yet to come forward to claim the multimillion-dollar prize. Read on to learn more about the Montvale Powerball jackpot winner.

Montvale, NJ · 2d

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Fillings Small Batch Pies Pops Up on Bleecker Street

It's the holiday season and Fillings, which we first encountered at a Holiday Market in Williamsburg, now has a semi-permanent spot at 273 Bleecker Street in the West Village. The storefront will remain up and running through the Chistmas season. Flavors include decadent flavors like Coconut Key Lime, Crème Brûlée,...

Brooklyn, NY · 22h

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Supima Reveals Talia Bourne as Winner of the 2026 Supima Design Competition

Talia Bourne of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago won the 2026 Supima Design Competition during the second annual Supima Design Lab, held Thursday night at Lavan Studios in New York City. AI, Cooperation, Space Among Next Frontiers for Fashion and Sustainability The competition was sponsored by Supima, the nonprofit dedicated to promoting American-grown Pima cotton worldwide. Hosted by Nigel Barker, the photographer and filmmaker, the evening brought together emerging and established global design talent. Bourne takes home a $10,000 prize for her collection exploring the concept of entanglement. Inspired by the lifestyle of knots as they unravel, the collection showcased the transformation of each piece through the manipulation of fabric over time. “I am in shock by my win for the Supima 2026 Competition,” said Bourne. “I never thought my art could reach this many people, and I am so happy it can be shared and enjoyed by more than myself! My experience with Supima has been the highlight of my career thus far; being able to work with industry professionals and learning from people with talents and skills that I wouldn’t have met otherwise, I’ll never forget this experience,” said the 23-year-old graduate of the School

New York, NY · 2d

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Bark Barbecue’s Brooklyn Food Hall Run Is Done

This is Eater’s guide to all the New York City restaurants, bars, and cafes that closed in November 2026. This list will be updated weekly (see: October, September, August, July, June, May, April, March, February, January), serving as a round-up of the dining and drinking places that have shuttered around the city. If a restaurant or bar has closed in your neighborhood, let us know at ny@eater.com.

New York, NY · 2d

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David Yurman Taps Inde Navarrette for Holiday 2026 Campaign

David Yurman’s Share the Warmth Holiday 2026 campaign stars Inde Navarrette, Michael B. Jordan and Yerin Ha in snowy New York City. David Yurman’s holiday ad is here, and it’s very New York. The jeweler unveiled its Holiday 2026 campaign, called “Share the Warmth,” on Monday, November 2, on DavidYurman.com and its social channels. Inde Navarrette stars, joined by Yerin Ha and Michael B. Jordan, who is already the brand’s global ambassador.

New York, NY · 1d

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Russian Tea Room, Midtown, NYC + Carnegie Hall New York Pops Rehearsal

Before heading to Carnegie Hall for the New York Pops’ fabulous open working rehearsal, we popped into the Russian Tea Room right next door for a quick espresso martini ($25). We asked Kevin, our fabulous bartender, how he makes it—as we didn’t want the menu-listed version with Stolichnaya Vanilla,...

New York, NY · 21h

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Persian Kabab Chain Berenjak Claims Former KYU Space in NoHo

A London-born Persian restaurant known for grilled kababs and a Michelin Bib Gourmand pedigree is staking a claim in NoHo. Berenjak plans to open at 324 Lafayette St., KYU's former location, according to a business filing with Manhattan Community Board 2. No opening date has been set. The filing, also...

New York, NY · 1d

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Cheese and Wine Week 2026 arrives in NYC! Our Favorite Pours and Pairings from the Preview

Jean-François Hesse, a connoisseur of good food and good wine, began this event in Paris nine years ago, and it is now celebrating its eighth year in New York. He has since taken the cheese and wine experience to the next level internationally, with events also taking place in Philadelphia and Brussels.

New York, NY · 1d

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11 Historic New York Restaurants That Keep Classic Dishes And Food Traditions Alive

Ordering a dish that tastes exactly like it did for your grandparents feels like a sweet bit of time travel. Plenty of kitchens chase every new trend, yet a stubborn few keep cooking the same recipes year after year. I adore that stubbornness, because it means somebody decided the original...

New York, NY · 2d

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Wasan Brooklyn to Host Curry contest

Wasan Brooklyn is holding the New York Curry Championship 2026 on Sunday, November 15. Japanese curry has developed into a unique part of Japanese food culture and has gradually become more popular in New York. The event will feature three chefs, each preparing their own original curry. Two judges will...

Brooklyn, NY · 2d

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Floyd Bennett Field Hangars Set for $10 Million Restoration

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced a $10 million state grant to support restoration of Hangars 3 and 4 at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn, with plans to turn the former airport buildings into spaces for education, workforce development, technological innovation and recreation. The grant will go to the...

Brooklyn, NY · 11h

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NJ Lottery Winner, Montclair VegFest Returns, Plus More News You Missed in Montclair + Essex County

It’s been another busy week in Montclair + Essex County and we’ve got all the headlines to get you up to speed. Among the highlights: East Orange considers a change in policies impacting who pays apartment rental fees; a winning New Jersey lottery ticket was sold in Montvale; and the Watchung School in Montclair will host a Ruby Bridges Walk next week to honor the civil rights icon.

Montclair, NJ · 1d