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Chris Crowley
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Senior Writer, New York Magazine
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By Chris Crowley Verified| Grub Street Verified For the regulars at Melon’s, the restaurant’s longtime manager was a bigger draw than the burgers. Torre, who died last week at the age of 81. Torre, who died last week at the age of 81. There aren’t many New York pubs more famous than JG Melon. It’s most widely known for its burger, a tractor beam with a side of cottage fries for the throngs who’ve descended on the place over the years.
By Chris Crowley Verified| Grub Street Verified The Bryant Park Grill. Last October, the people behind the 30-year-old Bryant Park Grill rang the emergency bells: Help save our restaurant. The operator, the publicly traded company Ark Restaurants, learned that it was likely getting the boot to make way for celebrity chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten and Seaport Entertainment. The Bryant Park Corporation (which leases the space) revealed in January that it was awarding the restaurant to the latter group. Now, the end is near.
By Chris Crowley Verified| Grub Street Verified For the regulars at Melon’s, the restaurant’s longtime manager was a bigger draw than the burgers. Torre, who died last week at the age of 81. Torre, who died last week at the age of 81. There aren’t many New York pubs more famous than JG Melon. It’s most widely known for its burger, a tractor beam with a side of cottage fries for the throngs who’ve descended on the place over the years.
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New York Magazine
New York Magazine is a prominent American biweekly publication that began in April 1968. Founded by editor Clay Felker and graphic designer Milton Glaser, it quickly established itself as a competitor to The New Yorker and set a standard for city magazines across the U.S. Over time, the magazine has expanded its focus from local to national and global topics, covering culture, politics, style, and lifestyle. The magazine features a variety of content through its different brands. Intelligencer offers national news and commentary, while The Cut focuses on style and culture. Vulture specializes in entertainment news and criticism, and The Strategist provides shopping advice. Curbed covers urban development and lifestyle, and Grub Street delivers food news and restaurant reviews. New York Magazine also has a strong digital presence, publishing around 100 stories daily and attracting over 100 million readers each month. The publication has received numerous awards, including 48 National Magazine Awards and a Pulitzer Prize for art criticism in 2018.
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