Food

Longtime Lower East Side residents are nervous about the looming move of the Essex Street Market into a glassy new space across Delancey Street.

Now that summer is unofficially here, it's about time you walked down East Broadway to check out The Little One, where some of the most interesting desserts on the Lower East Side are being prepared (and devoured).

Four more vendors have been announced for the Market Line, a new subterranean shopping pavilion that's part of the Essex Crossing project.

It was pretty much a washout Saturday at the Essex Street Market's annual Block Party, but merchants and customers alike braved the elements and made the best of it.

Here's a reminder about this weekend's Essex Street Market Block Party. Yes, the weather looks a little bit dicey, but you can handle it. The outdoor festival on Saturday afternoon will be a bittersweet occasion. In the fall, the...

On Tuesday, May 22 and Wednesday, May 23, local artist Adam Lucas (aka Hanksy) teams up with Nom Wah Tea Parlor owner Wilson Tang for a collective nod to their mutual appreciation for the culture still to be found...

The new Essex Street Market is starting to look like, well, a market. The Economic Development Corp. (EDC) has just made some construction photos available, as well as new renderings.

The city's Department of Transportation is working with two local businesses and the Lower East Side Partnership to create seasonal seating and expanded bike parking on a section of Orchard Street.

Bareburger has made the move from Second Avenue in the east Village to 173 Orchard St.

Another popular local spot is calling it quits on the Lower East Side. Georgia's Eastside BBQ, which opened by Alan Natkiel at 192 Orchard St. in 2007, has announced its closure.