Saturday was “National Tequila Day.” The United States is Tequila’s largest market, and bartenders across the nation celebrated by featuring tequila in a range of cocktail recipes. At Rick’s Cabaret New York, the upscale gentlemen’s club famous for its beautiful exotic entertainers and its first class hospitality, they featured a “Spicy Grapefruit Margarita,” and they … Continue reading National Tequila Day!
Taco Bell has opened a “digital only” fast-food outlet in Times Square that uses automated kiosks to take food orders. The Mexican-themed chain said the new location in the heart of Midtown features a bank of 10 kiosks where customers place their orders and pay. Opposite the kiosks stands a wall of locked cubbies that … Continue reading Taco Bell Opens ‘Digital Only’ Restaurant in Times Square
A stretch of Seventh Avenue in Park Slope, Brooklyn will be co-named for celebrated author and former NY Post columnist Pete Hamill. A block-long stretch of Seventh Avenue in front of Hamill’s childhood home — from 11th to 12th streets — will be dubbed “Pete Hamill Way” to celebrate the tabloid legend whose writings as … Continue reading Brooklyn Street To Be Named After Legendary NY Post Columnist Pete Hamill
Pete Alonso was 10 home runs down with a little more than half a minute remaining in the final round of Monday night's Home Run Derby, but nothing about his demeanor signaled concern. The New York Mets slugger called a timeout, took a casual stroll, then bopped his head and mouthed some of the words … Continue reading New York Mets’ Pete Alonso Is The Home Run Derby Champion
