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WHITSTABLE, UNITED KINGDOM - AUGUST 03: A pile of oyster shells wait for collection from outside a seafront restaurant on August 3, 2011 in Whitstable, England. Parts of southern England are experiencing high summer temperatures. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)

How a Billion Oysters Are Set to Change New York’s Harbor

New Yorkers eat up to half a million oysters in local restaurants every week. However, what most people probably don’t know is that after they've shucked and guzzled, those empty oyster shells go on to help the city.
By Yissca Schiff

Have You Discovered the Best Oyster Bars in New York City?

Rather than spending your last summer Friday packing into the Jitney with the masses, belly up to one of these awesome oyster bars.
By Zachary Weiss
Partiers at Budakan last year. (Photo by Patrick McMullan)

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Wythe Hotel, Refinery Rooftop and more are hosting Halloween parties this year.
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