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Vegan queen’s eatery empire has roots in Chelsea
BY DUSICA SUE MALESEVIC | Pamela Elizabeth is one busy restaurateur. Last month alone, two new vegan restaurants — one fast-food and one an upscale sit-down — opened on the Upper West Side, expanding Elizabeth’s empire that began nine years ago in Chelsea. Elizabeth and her business partner, Ronen Seri, opened their first vegan eatery, read more here »
BY HEATHER DUBIN | A rainy Tuesday night was no deterrent to diners last week at Blenheim, a new farm-to-table restaurant in the West Village. Located at W. 12th and Fourth Sts., it’s named after the owners’ 150-acre farm in the Catskills. Morten Sohlberg and Min Ye, the proprietors of Smorgas Chef, a Scandinavian restaurant chain, have turned one read more here »
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BY HEATHER DUBIN | John Keller and Lorrae Doig want you to feel at home in their restaurant. They even named it after their own apartment. Apartment 13, modern American cuisine with Japanese and Caribbean influences, opened in August on Avenue C near Eighth St. They hoped to open last November, but then the read more here »
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Downtown Express
- Silver arrest shakes Downtown: Glick & Gottfried defend him, Hoylman calls for resignation
- Authority picks Brookfield to run Battery Park City marina, but questions remain unanswered
- Just Do Art, Week of Jan. 22, 2015
- Passion and partnership at Three Rooms Press
- Tribeca’s river center puts its trust in Clarkson
- Seaport tower’s foes get a new friend on the Landmarks Commission
- Transit Sam, week of Jan. 22, 2015
East Villager News
- Declaration of interdependence
- Kings and politicians ask mayor for greatest gift of all: the old P.S. 64 back
- Letters, Week of Jan. 8, 2015
- Chinese Memorial Tradition
- Gussie’s hair; Grandma always knew who she was
- Ira Blutreich, Week of Jan. 8, 2014
- The final roundup for ’14
- Xavier cagers are aiming high
- A moment for healing
- Another angry sea of blue