| FYI |
| Take a look at the amazing kitchens of eight properties currently on the market. |  |
| The James Weird Awards |
| Plus: a health-inspector snafu, in this week's roundup of weird restaurant news. |  |
| Outrages |
| Only 1,000 calories? What if we're still hungry? |  |
| James Beard Awards |
| A morning roundtable with Michael White, Michael Anthony, and April Bloomfield. |  |
| FYI |
| Since Grub Streeters collect matchbooks anyway, this is great news! |  |
| Beef |
| A female cook says she was groped and propositioned for oral sex. |  |
| Health Concerns |
| Scientists say fish from Japan is probably safe, since there's way worse stuff over in Europe and everyone there seems fine. |  |
| Overnights |
| "Traci's thinking it all sounds a little too easy, at which point Curtis assures everyone that, yes, it sounds a little too easy." |  |
| Mediavore |
| Plus: women get their own Nathan's Famous hot-dog-eating contest, suit filed against Lady Gaga's restaurant, and more, in our morning news roundup. |
| Neighborhood Watch |
| Plus: a bourbon-cheese pairing, ice-cream sandwiches, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news. |
| Openings |
| A look at the à la carte food menu and the list of drinks. |  |
| Closings |
| Peter Hoffman will keep the Soho space as "a new canvas upon which to work.” |  |
| TV Land |
| Grub Street's own Alan Sytsma debuts on the show tonight! |  |
| Beef |
| Now that the beef lawsuit has been dropped, the fast-food chain would like an apology, please. |  |
| Slideshow |
| A peek at the 60-seat bi-level space and the opening lunch menu. |  |
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