• The hot dog vendor in front of the Metropolitan Museum has been given the boot. Why, you ask? Shockingly, it seems he's been having some trouble coming up with the $53,558 he has to pay the city in rent each month. [NYDN]
• A roundup of restaurants that just opened, or will be open this week. [TONY]
• Frederick's Downtown closed last week; now Frederick Lesort's Eurotrashy Madison Avenue location has suffered the same fate, alas. [Eater]
• A former assistant to Tavern on the Green owner Jennifer LeRoy claims she was fired from the restaurant after she revealed she was pregnant. [NYP]
• The Wicked Wolf on First Avenue is closing to make way for a second 2nd Avenue Deli, which, once again, won't be on Second Ave. [Eater]
• Want to start your own food truck? It's not as easy as it looks. [GS]
• A few months ago, Gordon Ramsay's food empire was teetering on the brink of bankruptcy; now he reports he's in expansion mode once again. [WSJ]
• The favorite burger chain of leading chefs? In-N-Out, by a landslide. [GS]
RECENTLY
Tips?
Got something to share? Email tips@cityfile.com
Click here to have Dailyfile posts delivered to you once a day by email.
Roundup
Eating & Drinking: Monday Edition
Comments
Sign in to post a comment.
Top Lists
Chef, Been to rehab, New Jersey native, Billionaire, Porsche owner, Diabetic, Nonagenarian, Chinese, Princeton trustee, Book publishing, Scientologist, Muscle freak, 1148 Fifth, Gold digger, Buddhist









