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"I Felt Alive Again": McSorley's Co-Owner On This Year's St. Patrick's Day
"I’ve seen some of my older customers that I haven't seen in a solid year return to the bar because they got vaccinated."
By
James Ramsay
Food
Here's How NYC Bars Are Adapting To The New Alcohol To-Go Rule
"I didn't bring any of the kitchen staff in, but I'm cooking tater tots to go with every order. So everybody gets tater tots and a cocktail if they order."
By
Ben Yakas
,
Sydney Pereira
and
James Ramsay
Food
How Delivery Alcohol Will Work: Restaurants & Bars Can Only Sell To-Go Booze With Food
In addition, whether the establishment is delivering via Seamless, another third party or their own delivery person, that deliverer must have a copy of the liquor license with them.
By
Ben Yakas
Food
Assemblyman From NYC Wants To Double Beer Tax To Pay For Public Colleges
New York has one of the lowest beer taxes in the country.
By
Sophia Chang
Food
East Village Beer House Zum Schneider Booted From Avenue C
Zum Schneider will close its Avenue C location by the end of February.
By
Sydney Pereira
Food
[Update] Blue Point Turns L Train Shutdown Confusion Into 'What The L' Lager
Blue Point is releasing a beer this spring marketed specifically for beleaguered commuters.
By
Ben Yakas
Arts & Entertainment
Photos: Jeff Tweedy, Vince Staples, And Lots Of Beer Star At Pitchfork's OctFest
The two-day festival continues today on Governors Island with Nile Rodgers, Yo La Tengo, and Flaming Lips
By
Scott Lynch
Food
Beer And Hard Cider Ice Cream May Finally Become Legal in New York
Wine ice cream is already legal, and now a bill to legalize beer ice cream awaits the governor's signature.
By
Andres O'Hara
Food
Randolph Beer Opens Big Brewery & Taproom In DUMBO
Their signature "Beer ATM" will offer pours of 24 different beers, including some brewed on-site.
By
Nell Casey
Food
Take A Mini Brewery Tour At These 6 Splendid Southern CT Breweries
All located conveniently off I-95 or one of Connecticut's commuter rail lines.
By
Nell Casey
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