Grub Street

His name is Aaron Schlossberg, and it turns out that this isn’t the first time an outburst has been caught on video.

It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.

A team of pickle lovers and pickle haters put a controversial new menu item to the test.

An employee at a Starbucks in L.A. wrote a racial slur on a coffee cup this week, and racial-bias training can’t come soon enough.

According to the CDC, the worst of the recent E. coli scare has passed.

A film legend, the all-encompassing Vulture Festival, Harlem EatUp!, and — of course — beer.

Cold brew is the new king of chilled caffeination.

All Union Square Hospitality Group restaurants will switch to biodegradable straws.

Straight from the libraries of bakers at Mah-Ze-Dahr Bakery, Café Altro Paradiso, Bien Cuit, Ovenly, and more.

James Shaw Jr. will split the money evenly among victims and their families.

Jeff Bezos would like to reward you for your loyalty.

Throwing a mealworm dinner party with help from Livin farms.

ESL Works has been co-signed by Danny Meyer, Daniel Humm, and other big-name restaurateurs.

It’s “fla-men-co,” man!

“Been here one hour, queued for 50 mins, managed to get 1 slice of pizza so far.”

He even wants you to know he likes egg creams.

Who really invented the cookie’s latest flavor gimmick?

The World Health Organization has unveiled a new idea to help the world cook healthier food.

It’s time to grab some Sancerre.

It’s the largest egg recall since 2010, and 35 people have now gotten sick.

Get ready for “128 fluid ounces of golden, garlicky bliss.”

This time, it was a North Carolinian in a prom tux.

Time flies for pastry hybrids!

“We don’t want to become a public bathroom, but we’re going to make the right decision.”

Veteran music directors, beer for a cause, and a Mother’s Day comedy show.

The celebrity partnership will adapt dishes from Teigen’s best-selling cookbook.

It’s part of a trial program being rolled out in San Diego.

At German’s Soup, everything is based on the original recipes of founder Hubert “German” Urling, including the signature cow-heel soup.

“That’s our government. I feel responsible for it,” says Pinche Gringo’s expat owner.

They paid out a $5.25 million tip-skimming suit in 2012.

Trump’s tallest building can’t rent what, by all accounts, should be coveted Chicago riverfront space.

He has a very true-to-life cameo on Amazon’s new Rocky and Bullwinkle series.

Cafe X’s $25,000 machine can crank out 120 visually underwhelming craft coffees per hour.

Those aren’t poppy seeds …