Dining
Why NYU students are obsessed with the Beli app — and why you should be too
This restaurant ranking app has taken over the New York City food scene, and NYU students have eagerly taken a bite at it.
A paradise of pizza and pasta at Food Network’s NYC Wine & Food Festival
Peroni’s Taste of Italy on Oct. 12 brought together New York City's most iconic Italian bakeries, restaurants and cocktail bars under one night sky along the Hudson River. Here’s where you can try them for yourself.
Microwave recipes for college students who can’t cook
The ultimate beginner’s guide to microwave meals for when your budget is starting to look like “we’ve got food at home.”
Hispanic Heritage Month: La Dinastia is keeping Chinese Cuban cuisine alive
Head uptown for some of the best multicultural cuisine with a rich taste and even richer history.
Comfort food at EEEEEATSCON NY 2023 that healed my rainy day
EEEEEATSCON NY with five E’s ate. If you didn’t get to attend the festival this year, here are the stalls of five New York City restaurants that made the terrible weather worth it.
Restaurants to love for Hispanic Heritage Month
Try these places to eat in New York City for an authentic experience of Hispanic cultures.
Crave’s new Vindy station is a hit-or-miss attempt at Indian food
Samosas decidedly do not belong in rice bowls, but Vindy seems to be oblivious to that.
Evening eats at the Queens Night Market
With every item sold capped at $6, the market is a cultural hub of eats, treats and vibes.
Moonstruck for mooncakes at the Mid-Autumn Festival
It’s that time of the year again for having an excuse to only eat desserts for dinner: here are New York City’s best treats and eats for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Cinnamon, rice and everything nice
Arroz con leche, an authentic Hispanic dish, encapsulates all the ways I yearn for home in the city.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Arroz, chuletas, amarillos and a dash of love
When dining hall food gets tiring, I daydream about being in Puerto Rico watching my mother cook.
Skip Whole Foods and try these more affordable alternatives
As a college student, grocery shopping without breaking the bank can be quite the struggle. Here are some options that won’t have you signing up for a meal plan again.
