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No, that's not beef

Silicon Valley’s Plant Burger That Tastes Like Beef Is Going National

The Silicon Valley creation from Impossible Foods is also expanding nationwide, with plans to be in 1,000 locations by the end of 2017.
By John Bonazzo
A spicy chicken dish from Fu Shing Cafe in Bethesda, Maryland. Image via

We Never Miss These Spots For Cheap, Delicious Food When Out On Tour

Where Andy Suzuki & The Method Go For Cheap, Delicious Food On Tour
By Andy Suzuki & The Method
NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 14: Hung by anti-Donald Trump protestors, an upside down American flag hangs from the side of the Manhattan Bridge.

Afternoon Bulletin: 40% of This NY Area Chose Trump, Waldorf Astoria Gets Residential

In the Afternoon Bulletin today: 40% of this NY district chose trump, concealed firearm carry and stop-and-frisk could come to NY, the Waldorf Astoria may turn residential, and more.
By Sonja Hansen
Delays will be inevitable as Amtrak attempts to conduct years' worth of repairs into one summer. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Western Queens Pols: Amtrak Is Intimidating Homeowners With ‘Money Grab’ Scheme

By Madina Toure
Book culture.

Celebrate Independent Bookstore Day Across the City on Saturday

By Zoë Miller
Every New Yorker's been there.

Afternoon Bulletin: Hillary Clinton’s Turnstile Struggle, Smokeless Tobacco No More

By Sonja Hansen
Is the bathroom really open to everyone if people need to pay for tampons?

Afternoon Bulletin: Bathroom Equality for Transgender New Yorkers, Queens Crime Spree

By Parker Richards
He paid, she paid

How New York Singles Are Approaching First Date Check Etiquette

By Margaret Abrams
Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz.

Globetrotting Lawmakers Blow Campaign Cash on Travel

By Will Bredderman
A still of Conrad Milner from "Conrad and the Steamplant." (Photo: Courtesy of Dustin Cohen)

Pratt Institute Kicks an Institution to the Curb; Staffer of 57 Years Evicted

By Ryan Steadman
(Photo: Jordyn Taylor for Observer)

With Rare Mixology Ways, a ‘Botanical Bartender’ Is Making Astoria a Cocktail Hotspot

By Sage Lazzaro
Subway ridership is at its highest levels since the 1940s. (Photos by Arman Dzidzovic/New York Observer.)

The Social Commute: How the Big Schlep Is Changing the Way New Yorkers Live

By Kim Velsey
Sunnyside has elements whimsical.

Not Really the Next Brooklyn: Queens Has Its Own Identity and Growing Appeal

By Daniel Krieger

Anti-Walmart Coalition Battling Big Box Store at Astoria Cove

By Ross Barkan

“Just a Mirage”: Community Testifies Against Astoria Cove Proposal

By Emma Hernandez
Malcolm Stogo isn his Astoria, Queens factory.

The Godfather of Ice Cream is Going Dairy Free

By Matt Mullen
75 Henry Street townhouses, out of season.

Daily Show Executive Producer Decamps from Queens, Heads to $1.65 M. Brooklyn Heights Townhouse

By Chris Pomorski
Christine Quinn chatting with voters in Astoria yesterday evening.

Christine Quinn Says ‘Wind Is Now at Our Back’ Despite Sagging Poll Numbers

By Jill Colvin

And the Terrible Parent of the Week Award Goes To…

By Anna Silman

Astoria Cove Unleashed: 1,535 New Homes Proposed at Halletts Point

By Stephen Jacob Smith
It's a mansion. With 7 acres. And it gets light on all four sides.

Will Queens Ever Be Able To Compete With the Borough of Kings?

By Kim Velsey

As Sandy Barrels Toward New York City, Astoria Doesn’t Seem Too Bothered

By Kelly Faircloth

A Tale of Two Pedestrian Plazas: Transformation In Corona, Lamentations in Astoria

By Matt Chaban
That Brooklyn Bagel has wifi, but that doesn't make it a coworking space. (Photo: flickr.com/edastrauch

Now Astoria Wants Its Own Coworking Space

By Kelly Faircloth
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