restaurant row

"I spent over $600,000 on that restaurant and now it's going to be gone."

The latest addition to Restaurant Row, that famously tourist-clogged strip of irrelevant overpriced restaurants, makes a persuasive argument for braving the Times Square runoff.

"It's almost like some parts of Brooklyn, but not." But not: that's the good part.

In the past day police have arrested one man for stealing ConEd manhole covers and two others for taking Times Square tree guards. Selling metal for scrap: so hot right now.

Either somebody is really into selling scrap metal these days, or an incredible art show is coming to Bushwick soon.

The popular pedestrian plazas in Times Square have not been good for the nearby Restaurant Row, restaurateurs on the storied strip say. So now they'd like some bright lights, please!

In May a lavishly appointed homage to New Orleans's French Quarter

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