Shari Gab

Thai comfort food, a Wagyu-Sushi mash-up and healthy(ish) Mexican

Museums, record stores, barber shops and more

While you were dry-Januarying

From 14-seat omakases to an old-school tavern worth traveling for, these are the best new restaurants to hit New York City in 2019.

Let’s be honest: turkey is for the birds. Roasting one is a needlessly long and arduous occasion, there’s always too damn much of it, and the meat itself

This list basically doubles as a crash course in Japanese cuisine

The Well, is a new Flatiron-based, 18,000-square-foot membership club that caters to the health- and wellness-loving New Yorker.

New York is home to quite a few joints serving up beer-and-shot combos, from classic whiskey and lager boilermakers to more inventive twists.

A new raw bar, respectable happy hours and James Murphy’s second Williamsburg outpost

Chef Jonathan Benno, previously of the famed Lincoln and Per Se, names his top picks for a full day of New York City Dining.

While the internet argues about fast food, treat yourself to a proper chicken sando

From a Williamsburg studio to 3,000 square feet in Soho

A wide array of new restaurants opened their doors in New York this month. For your selection, one lowbrow, one high-minded and six that are just worth it.

Ready your tongs and prepare to close out the summer in style with these words of wisdom from a couple of NYC’s top BBQ insiders.

If you’re not in the mood to line up down the block outside the Comedy Cellar, these underground NYC gems are always good for a laugh.

From horse races to car shows and late night cemetery parties, these are the best events to soak up the last weeks of summer in New York.

The visual was directed by Shari Gab and presented by Classic Car Club Manhattan.

It’s only the best restaurant in the world. NBD.

Godwin Boateng, a 61-year-old X5 owner, had his right thumb severed by his luxury SUV’s self-closing door, report says.

Beauty truly lies in the eye of the keyholder