The Great White Way is going to love to sink their teeth into this. Broadway’s biggest night will be followed by a grand soiree filled with the most delectable servings and culinary delights found at Rockefeller Center.
Racquet House kicked off the 2024 U.S. Open in style with a vibrant launch party at Rockefeller Center.
Empire Steak House welcomed Mayor Eric Adams, long time supporters, Fox 5 and more to celebrate the opening of their newest location on October 25th.
Snuggled between Times Square and Rockefeller on West 49th Street, at the Pearl Hotel, the family owned restaurant was filled with a sentimental crowd, many of who supported the Sinanaj brothers since the beginning of their journey; or the part most were able to witness.
A 40 year labor of love, Jack, Russ and Jeff made their way from Montenegro to Brooklyn’s Peter Luger where they were able learn the restaurant business before opening their own: NYC’s Chazz Palminteri Italian Restaurant and Empire Steak House, which also has a location in Tokyo.
Over cocktails and bite size servings of the restaurant’s chops, steaks and skewers New Yorkers celebrated the restaurant alongside Broadway stars, including Purlie Victorious cast members, New York City Hospitality Alliance Executive Director Andrew Rigie, and more. Commemorating Broadway, resilience and good food, Mayor Adams, a plant based eater, came out to support the restaurant for what it symbolizes. “Their story is our story,” the Mayor said in a speech prior to the ribbon cutting.
The newly-opened Bibigo To Go pop up at The Concourse at 30 Rockefeller Center ushered in the Lunar New Year with an exclusive Mandu-making masterclass led by Chef Inui Cho.
The artist has set up a new sculpture in Midtown.