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As Editor of NYMatinee.com, we cover the best of New York City—from buzzy restaurants and hidden bars to nightlife, culture, events and everything worth knowing. I’m always hunting for the next great opening, hottest reservation and most unexpected NYC experience, bringing readers sharp, witty and insider-focused stories they’ll actually want to read.
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September 20, 2026
Features
NOVU Is Bringing a Dramatic New Dining Experience Just Outside NYC
Just make sure everyone gets their photos before you start eating.
September 20, 2026
Features
Costco’s Giant Frankenstein Head Is the Halloween Candy You Have to Smash
Frankenstein's monster has officially met Costco—and somehow, the monster is edible.
September 19, 2026
Exclusive
You Can Actually Stay at the Lizzie Borden House—Here’s Where It Is and How Much It Costs
Want to spend the night at one of America’s most infamous crime scenes? You absolutely can.
September 19, 2026
Features
Befikre Is Coming to Midtown NYC—and Indian Dining Is Getting a Nightlife Upgrade
The NYC location is promising to turn that formula up another notch.
September 19, 2026
Features
EVÈNTO Is Now Open in Tribeca—and You Can Learn to Make Pasta While Drinking Wine
And this is not your typical cooking school.
September 19, 2026
Features
Bar à Part Is the Tiny New Wine Bar Coming to the West Village
And tiny is very much the point.
September 19, 2026
Features
Café DedCool Is Taking Over NYC This Weekend—and Yes, It Involves Coffee
Stay because you suddenly smell like a coffee shop you'd actually want to live in.
September 19, 2026
Features
Bembé Steak & Raw Bar Is Now Open in Jersey City—and It’s Bringing Steak, Seafood and Serious Flavor
The steakhouse is coming. The raw bar is already here. Jersey City, start stretching your appetite.
September 19, 2026
Features
San Pietro Ristorante Reopens in Midtown With a Stunning New Look
In other words, San Pietro didn't exactly reinvent itself.
September 19, 2026
Features
Bar Lento Is Now Open in Chelsea—and It’s Bringing a Taste of Verona to NYC
And honestly, New York could use more of that.