A man who is suspected of robbing Greenwich Village restaurant Souen was apprehended by police after they recognized his face tattoo. Jorge Molina, 22, and another man are accused of breaking into the organic restaurant on November 14th and stealing approximately $670. Molina was caught after an officer saw him and remembered the bird tattoo on his face from a surveillance video of the burglary: "[Molina] was wearing similar clothes to what he had on in his wanted picture, and the tattoo on the face was obviously very distinguishable," said Sixth Precinct Lt. Keith Maresca. more ›

Inakaya: As if print journalism's implosion wasn't stressful enough for Times employees, they can now get yelled at during their lunch hour, at this new "theatrical" Japanese Robatayaki restaurant in the ground floor of their headquarters. According to the press materials, employees at this grill house—which is insanely popular in Tokyo—are instructed to greet guests with "a chorus of welcoming yells... Before even seated, there are more shouts and responses unleashed by the flock of floor and kitchen staff... This continues from when the first drink is ordered, and throughout the evening." There's paddling, too; the yakikata ("grill-persons") arrange your food on plates and then thrust it across a wide counter to diners, using sturdy wooden paddles a couple of meters long. 231 West 40th Street, (212) 354-2195 more ›