The historic Middle Eastern market is opening a restaurant and bar, not another grocery store, on November 27, inside Market 57, the food hall run by the James Beard Foundation that opened earlier this year.
Beloved bialy shop Kossar's has started construction on its Upper West Side location. The new outpost has been long coming: In 2015, the website West Side Rag reported that the bakery's owners were looking for a space in the neighborhood; they now say it could be open next spring.
Anastasia Inciardi, an artist known for her miniature prints of New York foods, is now selling her work from a miniature vending machine at the Whitney Museum. The prints, which have a following online, feature black and white cookies, bodega cats, and more. They cost four quarters each.
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