| Truckin' |
| Why couldn't the hipster Colonel Sanders stay in New York? |  |
| Openings |
| A branch of the tiny Hell's Kitchen restaurant will open on the Upper West Side. |  |
| Trimmings |
| The latest inductee in the Museum of WTF Restaurant Art. |  |
| Top Chef |
| A dozen pastry chefs will compete on Bravo beginning September 15. |  |
| Price Check |
| Ed McFarland of Ed's Lobster Bar explains. |  |
| R.I.P. |
| He outlived his old nemesis 'Gourmet.' |  |
| Openings |
| Southern Hospitality's Eytan Sugarman is a partner. |  |
| Health Concerns |
| How did an apparent canine tooth end up in a Rockaway woman's fried rice? |  |
| Mediavore |
| Plus: Clinton's wedding benefits Rhinebeck restaurants, and Gramercy Tavern's bartender eyes his own place, all in our morning news roundup. |
| The New York Diet |
| "I've eaten bone marrow before and thought, this is the emperor's new clothes — they give you this oily stuff and are like, this is some great delicacy! But this time I was like, 'Oh yes, this is why people like bone marrow.'" |  |
| Neighborhood Watch |
| Plus: Tartinery launches a wine happy hour, and Red Jacket Orchards kicks off a fruit CSA, all in our daily roundup of neighborhood food news. |
| Lawsuits |
| And now the lawyer for the plaintiffs, Maimon Kirschenbaum, has something to say. |  |
| Stunts |
| “Everybody drinks it, but very few people leave in good condition.” |
| User Reviews |
| Plus: Celeste's incomprehensible cheese narrative, and deathly good pulled pork at Blue Smoke. |  |
| Foodievents |
| Attend our fantasy food weekend and take classes with New York's finest chefs. |  |
| Financial Woes |
| Once a beacon of hope, Gospel Uptown is now in trouble. |  |
| Openings |
| Plus, the latest on Mario's new television show. |  |
| Crime Scenes |
| Plus, sexual abuse at a Lower East Side lounge. |  |
| Closings |
| And the patron who died before he got his dinner order in. |  |
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