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NYC Bites: What New York City Restaurants and Chefs Are Up To Now
March 13, 2025, 3:32.42 am ET

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Photo: Daniel Krieger

Stretch Pizza’s Wylie Dufresne is celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with a limited-time Corned Beef and Potato Chip Pie, crafted in collaboration with Billy Durney of Hometown Bar-B-Que. This $26 creation (available 3/14-3/20) features Hometown’s corned beef, purple cabbage, Gruyère cheese, and garlic cream, finished with a crispy bite from Tayto Cheese & Onion Crisps.


Photo: Carnegie Delie/Serendiity3

Also for St Patrick’s Day, Carnegie Deli and Serendipity3 are teaming up for some festive treats. From March 10-17, indulge in Carnegie Deli’s Corned Beef and Pastrami Sliders, served with Bacon Fried Cabbage Slaw and a half-sour pickle. Pair it with Serendipity3’s Shamrock Frrrozen Hot Chocolate, a peppermint-infused delight topped with a gold-dipped Carnegie Deli Black & White Cookie and a mini Irish top hat.


Photo: Essex Pearl

Essex Pearl, a Southeast Asian seafood concept from Aqua Best, formerly at Market Line, is landing at Pier 57’s Market 57 on March 21. Led by Chef Daniel Le, the menu features fresh seafood rolls like Southeast Asian Lobster Rolls with crispy shallots, a Shrimp Patty Burger, and Red Curry Seafood Bisque. As an AAPI-owned business, Essex Pearl brings bold coastal flavors to Market 57’s vibrant food scene.

Hot Ones™ is turning up the heat at Chelsea Market with a month-long spicy takeover. In celebration of the show’s 10th anniversary, market vendors are serving up fiery dishes featuring Hot Ones’ signature sauces, curated with Heatonist. Highlights include Fried Oyster Sliders with The Classic Chili Maple (Lobster Place), Chicken Nuggets with Los Calientes dipping sauces (Dickson’s Farmstand Meats), Hot Chicken Sandwich with The Classic Garlic Fresno Sauce (Creamline), and The Last Dab Chocolate Glazed Doughnut Xperience (Doughnuttery).


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Is Maialino about to make a comeback? In an Instagram post, restaurateur Danny Meyer, who just reopened rotating restaurant The View, says 5 years after the Gramercy Park restaurant was shuttered at the height of the pandemic, there are plans to bring the popular Italian spot back. Meyer saying, “Promise we are actively looking for a new location as we can’t wait either!”

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