Grub Street

“We’re doing maybe $50, $100 a day.”

Everyone’s cocktail hour should involve an entire bottle of vodka.

Eat some and no one will venture within six feet of you.

The former gourmet grocer owes creditors nearly $275 million.

Chris Smalls said he was fired on Monday afternoon shortly after leading a walkout.

Like lots of other lost family traditions, it’s made a little comeback in our small, floating quarantine capsule in the past few weeks.

The New York–based organization will award $15,000 apiece to small restaurants and restaurant groups across 12 regions.

Their demands include increased hazard pay and health-care coverage for all workers.

Workers at the online retail giant’s Staten Island warehouse are walking out today.

The awards ceremony was scheduled to take place on June 2 in Antwerp.

“Just because we’re doing social distancing, that doesn’t mean you have to do emotional distancing.”

Ready. Set. Tears.

Stores in Chelsea, the Upper West Side, and Soho remain closed.

Don’t worry, he explains, they’ll all be back. Just maybe with different owners.

“These guys are working together. They’re all connected.”

He had tested positive for the coronavirus.

Portland’s Naomi Pomeroy says her industry needs aid now.

The Seattle–based tech giant is eyeing two locations in New Jersey, one in Westchester, and a location in Red Hook, Brooklyn.

Black beans and pinto beans are doing very well.

They’ll remain open following Governor Andrew Cuomo’s order for all nonessential workers to stay home.

New York chefs had made a last-ditch effort begging the state government to do so after the restaurant shutdown.

A new proposal from the National Restaurant Association offers a dire look at what workers face.

Business is up almost five-fold.

Two thousand more hospitality workers are jobless as of today.

Regulars took their last drinks just before 8 p.m. on Monday.