Filed under: Wolfgang Puck , Celebrity Justice A dinner at one of Wolfgang Puck ‘s restaurants might set you back a few hundred bucks — but one patron actually came out ahead nearly five figures after settling a lawsuit with WP’s company. As we first reported, a woman sued Wolfgang after she claims… Read more

Shoulder season is elbowing out higher prices on rooms and restaurants on one of the Bay State’s most popular island destinations.

Burgers are going upscale, with new restaurants opening in the city all the time, and DailyCandy.com Web editor Jeralyn Gerba shares with NY1 some of the best joints.

The city Department of Health dished out “A” and “B” grades in 80 percent of its inspections into food safety and sanitary conditions at restaurants since they started last month.

Filed under: Mario Batali , Celebrity Justice Celebrity super chef Mario Batali is the target of a new, meaty lawsuit — in which former employees from one of his Los Angeles restaurants claim the ” Iron Chef ” screwed them out of serious tip money. According to a lawsuit filed today in L.A. County… Read more

Some high-end restaurants are offering some deals on dinner.

Starting today, the city’s 24,000 restaurants are starting to post letter grades of their health inspections.

Starting today, the city’s 24,000 restaurants will begin posting letter grades of their health inspections.

Summer Restaurant Week begins its two-week run today, offering deals on hundreds of restaurants.

Starting next month, city restaurants will be required to post the letter grades of their most recent health inspection on front windows.

Two city restaurants that are highly rated by the Zagat Restaurant Guide can fit just about anyone’s budget.

The Food and Drug Administration announced today that it will consider an independent group’s suggestion to force limits upon food-makers and restaurants on how much salt they put in their food.

Half of the nation’s 10 top-grossing restaurants are in New York, according to the latest issue of Restaurants and Institutions Magazine, including the recently-shuttered Tavern on the Green.

While some restaurants pride themselves on having the latest tech gadgets, one New York eatery is taking a different approach by decorating with recycled materials.

The New York City Department of Health voted today to require all restaurants to post sanitation grades.