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Kapowski’s Makes Its Grand Entrance at 168 Delancey St. Tonight

Tonight's the night Moscow 57 officially becomes Kapowski's. As reported during the summer, proprietor Ellen Kaye took on a partner, longtime Lower East Side nightlife operator Tony Powe. Together, they are relaunching the restaurant and performance space at 168...

Moscow 57 Becomes Kapowski’s

A revamp is in the works for Moscow 57, the restaurant and performance space at 168 1/2 Delancey Street. As Florence Fabricant reports in the New York Times, the venue will "turn into (a) new boîte for Russian and Central...

Moscow 57 is Now Cooking With Gas! Full Dinner, Late Night, Brunch Menus Offered

In the eight months since opening alongside the Williamsburg Bridge, Moscow 57 has established itself as a fun and inviting nightlife destination on the Lower East Side. The one-of-a-kind restaurant, bar and live performance venue doesn't feel like a...

Grand Street Writer Boris Fishman’s Debut Novel Wins Early Praise

Over coffee one recent afternoon at Ost, Fishman explained why he gravitated to the Lower East Side.

LES Bites: Spate of Closings, Cheap Eats, Raise a Glass to Public Art

This pre-holiday week is hopping with restaurant and bar news around the neighborhood.

Delancey Street Newcomer Moscow 57 is More Than a Restaurant

Here’s the thing about Moscow 57: It’s always a party, and you are always invited.

Opening Soon: Moscow 57 at 168 Delancey St.

Moscow 57, the new restaurant at 168 Delancey St. with ties to the fabled Russian Tea Room, is poised to open in the next few weeks.  This afternoon we were told a debut within the month is very likely. ...
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The Lo-Down Culture Cast Episode 19 – Roxy Hunt, Co-Founder of The Lower East Side Film Festival

We spoke with Roxy Hunt, Co-Founder of The Lower East Side Film Festival (LESFF), for this week's episode of...
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