West Side Rag visited Six60One, a new kosher grocery store, on Thursday morning.

Four openings, a couple of temporary renovation projects, and one closing.

The first Openings & Closings of 2025! Two closings, but new Chinese and sushi spots; and trading doughnuts for pizza.

The large shuttered former storefront of Garden of Eden appears to be getting a new tenant.

Here's an alphabetical list (with links) of every opening we’ve covered over the past six months.

Puppy Mill Law leads to retail closing; signs of good things to come; Bodega 88 expanding.

The Weekday School in Morningside Heights will unexpectedly close at the end of the school year.

"May it rest in cream cheese."

Absolute Bagels has served its last bagel, according to multiple employees and the broker for the space.

An 88-year-old lamp store and a popular market are closing, but UWS honey is coming, along with a famous Chinese restaurant chain.

Migrant shelters on West 70th and 85th streets will close on February 1, 2025.

An international array of restaurant openings; coffee shop closing; Columbia favorites questionable; heated cabins for rent in Central Park.

Some sad closings, but exciting openings too: a French-themed wine bar; a high-end marketplace; a work-friendly cafe, and a Southeast Asian eatery.

"I personally could not sleep," the owner of Bagel Talk told West Side Rag about the Health Department closure.

The nonprofit looking to purchase the Metro Theater needs to raise the $7 million by the end of 2024.

Bake shop loses battle with scaffolding; new bar and restaurant in Morningside Heights; coffee; and legal weed.

Cafe Lalo's long and famous history at 201 West 83rd Street has come to an end.

An "elevated gastropub" is opening in a historic townhouse; running stores are popping up all over; a pilates studio, too.

The Great Lawn reopened on Saturday, and will remain open through mid-November.

Designer samples sale, 50% off; Mermaid Inn is back; Southeast Asian Cuisine; a relocated and rebranded salon.

A sprinkler-system malfunction Saturday night caused the postponement.

Say it isn't so, Max! Two significant closings and a faraway opening.

A recent count by West Side Rag found 75 commercial storefront vacancies on 51 blocks of Broadway on the UWS.

Saul Zabar was born in 1929. The 96-year-old went to work this weekend.

Emerald Inn has been trying in vain since September 17 to reopen from a Health Department closure.

Beauty treatments, orthodontics, and self-watering plants are coming; a physical therapy studio heads east.

New details were revealed on Tuesday for the Children's Museum of Manhattan's move from one UWS building to another.

Openings! Openings! Openings!

Plants, psychedelics, Persian/Mediterranean food; pizza (mysteriously closed).

A positive sign took place last week in the journey of Mermaid Inn reopening on the Upper West Side.