Nope, it was all real — and one of the year’s happiest restaurant-world surprises ... Italian trattoria Don Angie to giant steakhouse Smith & Wollensky to Middle Eastern-themed Zou Zou ...

“Osip is a small farm-to-table restaurant in the English countryside. We have a Michelin Star and people travel countries to come eat dinner here.” Today, Bon Appétit spends a day on the line ...

Venerated New York City institution Katz’s Delicatessen was spit-roasted online over its $30 sandwich, which viewers labeled “diabolical” and a “waste of money.” The backlash came in ...

In an excerpt published Thursday from his new memoir “I Regret Nothing,” McNally recalled Smith, her ex-boyfriend Robert Mapplethorpe and art curator Sam Wagstaff regularly eating at the One Fifth ...

where he wrote about Patti Smith, Robert Mapplethorpe, and their friend Sam Wagstaff being frequent visitors to a NYC restaurant called One Fifth. McNally was a manager there in the 1970s and ...

McNally, who isn’t afraid to air his opinions about celebrities, called out legendary singer Patti Smith for allegedly being rude to a server at a New York City restaurant in the 70s. The Balthazar ...

He made multiple claims about the “Gloria” singer’s unkind behaviour at the restaurant. “Smith and Mapplethorpe could be very difficult to wait on,” the restaurant owner writes in the ...

An excerpt from the book has been shared with New York Magazine’s Grub Street, which includes an alleged encounter with Smith and the late Robert Mapplethorpe at his now-closed One Fifth restaurant, ...

All that skating works up an appetite, and Tishman Speyer has stocked the complex with restaurants from New York’s current crop of buzzy restaurateurs, a kind of Duty Free restaurant row.

shared with New York Magazine’s Grub Street, McNally remembers working at the One Fifth restaurant in the Seventies. As the restaurant’s general manager at the time, he often saw Smith and her ...

Keith McNally revealed that his waitstaff had a negative experience with Patti Smith at one of his New York City restaurants. “Smith and Mapplethorpe could be very difficult to wait on ...