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August 31, 2021

Shake Shack and Milk Bar team up for limited-edition birthday-inspired shakes

Two New York City companies have announced a sweet new collaboration. Shake Shack and Milk Bar have teamed up on two limited-edition milkshakes: the chocolate birthday cake shake and the cornflake chocolate drizzle shake. The delicious treats combine Shake Shack's famous frozen custard with Milk Bar's unique desserts.
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Governor Cuomo announces plans for NYC’s next ‘food hall’ at LaGuardia Airport

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July 25, 2018

Governor Cuomo announces plans for NYC’s next ‘food hall’ at LaGuardia Airport

By Dana Schulz

Shake Shack, Irving Farm coffee, La Chula taqueria--these sound like your typical food hall staples, but this time they're not in a Brooklyn warehouse or a trendy new building, but in LaGuardia Airport. Governor Cuomo announced today the lineup of in-state food purveyors for Terminal B, which will open in phases starting later this year as part of his massive $8 billion overhaul of LaGuardia. When complete, the entire new airport will have a total of 50 new restaurants, shops, and services, many of which will be local small businesses.
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July 1, 2015

Instagram Photo Gets BK Bridge Climber in Trouble; Dropping Cold Hard Cash for a Luxury Storage Unit

By Alyssa Alimurung

The NYPD is pissed at a selfie stick wielding tourist who climbed the Brooklyn Bridge for an Instagram-worthy photo. [Animal] You could downsize, get a Manhattan Mini Storage unit, or you can drop $65,000 on a steel cage in the basement of a luxury building. [Bloomberg Business] See the Manhattan isle fold onto itself like in […]

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June 11, 2015

Upper East Side Is Most Rat-Infested ‘Hood in Manhattan; Carry Your Flowers Home in Style

By Dana Schulz

Here’s a handy, interactive map of how many rats are in your neighborhood restaurants. [Gothamist] You know about the botanical gardens in the Bronx and Brooklyn, but did you know there’s one in Queens, too? [Queens Brownstoner] See the plans for the original Shake Shack scribbled on a piece of paper. [Business Insider] BLUMA is […]

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As Younger Renters Move to the UES, Trendy Commercial Tenants Follow

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January 27, 2015

As Younger Renters Move to the UES, Trendy Commercial Tenants Follow

By Dana Schulz

You don't have to tell us twice that the Upper East Side is trading its reputation as a stodgy, ladies-who-lunch spot for a younger, more hip vibe. Not only do we think it's a hidden hot spot for artists, but we recently profiled the unofficial "new" Upper East Side, the high 80s and 90s, clustered between Park and 1st Avenues. And let's not forget how the Second Avenue subway is already shaking things up. But with a new generation of Upper East Siders gobbling up the surprisingly affordable real estate offerings, it's no surprise that trendy commercial spots are also getting in on the action. Small, local shops and restaurants create little communities that you might expect to find in brownstone Brooklyn, and larger, big-name businesses like Warby Parker and Whole Foods promise to make it a neighborhood to rival Union Square or Chelsea.
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July 14, 2014

Your Daily Link Fix: Shake Shack’s Well-Crafted Furniture; Amazing Modern Kitchen Cabinets

By Aisha Carter

Shake Shack’s Well-Crafted Furniture: It looks like Shake Shack not only has great taste in food, but they also have great taste in furniture. PSFK spotlights the Mark Jupiter-designed furniture in the chain’s new Brooklyn show. Astronomers Invent New Telescope: Gizmodo tell us how some Yale astronomers put together eight telephoto lenses… and ended up discovering […]

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June 30, 2014

Your Daily Link Fix: Shake Shack is Closing?!; History Tribute Fence Celebrates Diversity

By Aisha Carter

12-Year-Old Catches Another Great White Shark in the Rockaways: Okay… we’re sure by now you’ve figured out that one of our writers… (not saying who)… is a little obsessed with sharks. Either way, Brooklyn mag has pics of a kid catching another shark, and they’re 99.9% sure it’s a marketing ploy for the new Sharknado […]

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June 5, 2014

A Closer Look at NoMad – Manhattan’s “New” Neighborhood

By Dana Schulz

New York's ever-changing culture is reflected in the surge of new neighborhood names that have sprung up recently — LeDel (below Delancey Street), RAMBO (right around the Manhattan Bridge Overpass), or, one of the most inventive, BoCoCa (the area that is intersected by Boerum Hill, Cobble Hill, and Carroll Gardens). Fortunately or unfortunately, none of these creative monikers have stuck. One that has, though, is NoMad (north of Madison Square Park), bound by 25th Street, 30th Street, Avenue of the Americas, and Lexington Avenue. NoMad has become a go-to place for culture, food, business, and residential opportunities. During the last five years, the neighborhood has seen price-per-square-foot averages rise by 40 percent; the average price per square foot for a condo is now $1,791 compared with $1,279 in 2010.
How did this transformation in NoMad occur? Find out here.

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