Food And Drink
Farm-to-table dining takes on new meaning amid pandemic
Some food producers who supply everything from lobsters to vegetables are selling their products direct to consumers as a way to weather the coronavirus outbreak
Restaurants in much of NY get green light for outdoor dining
New York will start to allow outdoor dining at restaurants as soon as Thursday in much of the state outside of New York City and its suburbs as coronavirus restrictions ease
Tourist towns balance fear, survival in make-or-break summer
As the coronavirus raced across America, the quaint seaside town of Cannon Beach, Oregon, shooed away the tourists it depends on
Jose Andres
French Quarter sans tourists: 'An old neighborhood again'
Some residents of New Orleans' French Quarter see at least one benefit to the business shutdowns forced by the spread of the coronavirus: no more overwhelming crowds of tourists
Pop-up bar scene, tanning salon test shutdown rules in NYC
Restaurants remain closed for table and bar service in New York City
Florida restaurant finds NY man's wedding ring 3 years later
Three years ago, a New York couple was enjoying a meal by the water at a South Florida restaurant when the man’s wedding ring slipped off his finger, through the wooden floorboards, apparently lost forever
Baby eel prices drop as Maine fishermen grapple with virus
Baby eels are one of the most lucrative marine resources in Maine, and the price has tumbled as the fishery grapples with the difficulty of working around coronavirus
Liquor store closures drive drinkers to seek booze options
It's been a month since Pennsylvania's state liquor agency took the unparalleled step of closing the state-run stores that sell most of the retail liquor in the state