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Michelin Gives Booze-Free Brooklyn Fare, Eleven Madison Park Three Stars Ryan Sutton Bloomberg.com 10/04/2011	Zagat diners love Southern food, restaurant letter grades in 1st NYC guide since Google deal The Washington Post 10/04/2011
Chef’s Table at Brooklyn Fare is in the annex of a supermarket. It lacks seat cushions, tablecloths and a liquor license, none of which prevented it from becoming, today, one of just seven New York City restaurants awarded three Michelin stars.	The South will rise again — at least on the New York City restaurant scene. According to the 2012 Zagat guide to city dining, Southern food tops this year’s trends, thanks to newcomers like Marcus Samuelsson’s celebrity magnet Red Rooster and The Cardinal, an East Village eatery dishing up okra, smothered pork chops and fried green tomatoes.
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McDonald's® New York Metro Introduces a New Automatic Offering of Fruit in Every Happy Meal® McDonald's New York Metro Region 09/11/2011	Is It Time For ‘Dining Time Limit’ In NYC Restaurants? CBS New York 08/24/2011
McDonald's New York Tri-State area restaurants will launch a new Happy Meal this week in support of the company's recently announced "Commitments to Offer Improved Nutrition Choice" which strives to help customers - especially children and families - make nutrition-minded choices whether visiting McDonald's or elsewhere. All local McDonald's restaurants in the New York Tri-State area will have the new Happy Meal available by Friday, September 16.	It is a timeless experience, but not in a good way. You wait and wait in a packed restaurant for your table, but nobody gets up to leave. However, according to a new survey many diners say it’s time for a change.
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New York restaurants have 'no kids' policy; Noise, annoying kids menus drive owners to ban Kathryn Kattalia New York Daily News 07/14/2011	A Restaurant to Ban Kids Under 6 -- Older Customers Complained About Rowdiness ABC News 07/13/2011
Parents, find a babysitter. That's the message one restaurant owner sent out in Monroeville, Pa., when he decided to ban children under the age of 6 from dining at his eatery.	It hasn't been a banner year for the under-6 set. Starting July 16, McDain's, a Pittsburgh-area restaurant, will ban children under the age of 6 from its dining area. Restaurant owner Mike Vuick said the policy came in response to complaints he'd received from older customers about kids causing a ruckus.
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Neely's Barbecue Coming to New York FLORENCE FABRICANT The New York Times 07/05/2011	Chef Holzman carves out meatball niche in NYC Richard Leong Reuters 06/20/2011
Pat Neely, along with his brothers, opened his first barbecue restaurant in Memphis in 1988. Their chainlet in Tennessee has expanded since then, involving Pat’s wife, Gina. The couple became Food Network stars three years ago, so now they are poised to make a grand entrance in New York.	Daniel Holzman is planning to open meatball eateries in New York, a niche he helped to create in a city that's mad for hamburgers.
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Lunch for a Buck: Today is LivingSocial's $1 Lunch Deal Day in New York City Brad Tuttle Time 06/07/2011	Famed NYC eatery Elaine's to close down six months after owner Elaine Kaufman dies Katie Nelson AND Lukas I. Alpert New York Daily News 05/17/2011
Daily deals site LivingSocial is launching an Instant Deals program today in Manhattan in a big way: More than 100 midtown restaurants are offering $5, $15, even $50 worth of food and drink for just $1. Our Q&A with LivingSocial CEO Tim O’Shaughnessy has all the details.	It's last call at Elaine's. The new owner of the famed New York City eatery is closing the business for good next week - just six months after its legendary owner, Elaine Kaufman, passed away. The two buildings the restaurant occupies are now up for sale for $9.5 million, and the final meals will be served Thursday, May 26.
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