Grub Street

Consider the lobster bandit.

Get blitzed with Blitzen.

The Health Department will also require vendors to attach tracking devices to their carts and trucks.

Just in time for Thanksgiving.

A look at all of Phil Ward’s new drinks for Brooklyn’s Madre Cocina & Mezcales.

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

It does seem like a more festive way to booze.

A comedy festival, the African Mean Girls, and whiskey.

Whether it’s opting for a super traditional meal or going into a preordering frenzy.

An artful new arrival and lots of comfortable (if pricey) old standbys.

Customers are showing up at 4:30 a.m. to buy the shop out early and allow its owner to be with his sick wife.

Wear an “I Voted” sticker and score free cookies, champagne, ice cream, coffee, shots, and more.

Smoked meat is fantastic; with a glass of Côte-Rôtie, it’s transcendent.

Costa Coffee doesn’t want to sell to children.

Larb Ubol shuttered this week, following Pok Pok Ny out the door.

Spoiler: I spilled a lot and ate a lot of cheesecake.

Marathon specials, poetry for free, and Tenacious D.

Why food drones could pave the way for a future filled with flying deliveries.

Imagine being the type of person who gets worked up about these.

At Reception Bar, Katie Rue is combining unusual Korean ingredients with New York’s high-end cocktail culture.

Season nine, which aired earlier this year, will premiere on Netflix on November 9.

Including Cervo’s, Una Pizza Napoletana, and Ugly Baby.

It’s a scientific fact that lasagna is the best food known to man.

Bialetti is struggling amid increasing competition.

A CDC report on adult Americans’ eating habits lumped the salad chain in with the likes of McDonald’s.

A rare-book seller is behind the new Cobble Hill shop.

Starting this weekend, New York will be filled with parties, festivals, parades, and more — here are the best.