The Greek fine dining restaurant from chef George Pagonis now has a name and is getting a gut-reno. / 3 comments
Top Chef finalist George Pagonis and his brother Nicholas will open a Greek restaurant focusing on seafood on Franklin and West Broadway. / 7 comments
The restaurant, a second location of one in Park Slope, opened in June in the former Distilled space on Franklin and West Broadway. / 10 comments
Chela promises to be a warm and lively spot with an original spin on familiar dishes.
Plus Brite Buy Wines is moving to a (new) local spot; 27 Park Place looking sharp; Dance with Miss Rachel opens a third location on the UES. / 3 comments
There are a slew of new shops and restaurants coming online, and I know I am missing some here so fill in the blanks and I will update. / 5 comments
Plus David Wojnarowicz at PPOW; Pier 40 site will be developed by Zeckendorfs; opposition to South End Avenue redesign. / 3 comments
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