Manhattan Digest

Taco Mahal in Hells Kitchen from a Vegans Perspective

In this special edition of a ManhattanDigest restaurant review we caught up with Arjun Rai the CEO of HelloWoofy a New York technology startup just before he had to fly to San Francisco. Arjun was here to help review Taco Mahal vegan dishes. Taco Mahal recently opened in Hells Kitchen and seems clean, modern, and well run. There was clearly a lot of attention to detail in the way they clean and they had their staff still wearing masks for their customers sakes.

INTAR Theater Takes to the Streets

by Ryan Leeds Leave a Comment

“Immigrants, we get the job done.” The now-famous line from Broadway’s Hamilton could also apply to INTAR, the scrappy and determined theater company that has creatively pivoted their programming during our existing pandemic.

Virtual Events: Top Pros and Cons

by Lane Campbell Leave a Comment

During the ongoing public health crisis, many businesses and organizations have resorted to virtual events to keep their business running with a semblance of normality. However, while virtual events are more convenient than in-person events, they also have their downsides. Let’s list their top pros and cons here.

There’s Joy at Fogo de Chao in White Plains

by Tim Maher

The moment I entered the grand foyer of Fogo de Chao, one couldn’t help but feel a genuine sense of joy…..

Spinning into a New Season with the Dana Tai Soon Burgess Dance Company

by Ryan Leeds

Ring Them Bells! All 75 of ’em for Liza

by Ryan Leeds

Care Crate Co. Has Exactly What We All Need

by Lane Campbell

“This is so cute!’

My partner exclaimed as she began unboxing the well packed morsels and household necessities from the turquoise treasure chest that Care Create Co. provided as a sample for this review.

The further we dug in the more delightful we found the individual goodies. We found everything that one could want in a care package. Extreme comfort food including ramen and microwave popcorn paired up with candies in addition to useful household goods like face masks, q-tips and a first aid kit.

Ryan Michael Shea, LGBTQ+ Icon and Millennial Leader, Dies at 34

by Lane Campbell

Ryan Michael Shea, a man-about-town with a huge heart that he wore on his sleeve, with seemingly endless empathetic energy, who amassed an international following as an entrepreneur, became a beloved LGBTQ+ icon, and was a prolific writer of stories, has died from complications due to Covid-19.

He was 34.

“His life should be celebrated. He was giving and kind and gentle. He was funny and emotional and thoughtful. He was just, Ryan. You knew him.” Megan Schwert, his Sister said in a statement on Facebook. “He told his stories to the world with no fear. And that’s why I’ve been telling you his stories and I will continue to tell his stories for as long as I’m on this earth.”

Maman King Blends Delicious Food & Drink in a Floral Setting

by Ryan Shea

It’s a good thing that indoor dining will resume at 25 percent capacity in 13 days. So many spaces have these gorgeous insides that make your overall experience there that much greater. Maman King, which just opened up late last month, is a great example of this. [Read more…] about Maman King Blends Delicious Food & Drink in a Floral Setting

Red Rooster in Harlem is as Good As Everyone Says It Is

by Ryan Shea

Marcus Samuelsson‘s Red Rooster remains an iconic place to dine and dish at in Harlem. It’s one of those spots you must visit during your time in Manhattan as they will provide you with an experience you won’t forget. [Read more…] about Red Rooster in Harlem is as Good As Everyone Says It Is

“This is so cute!’

Ryan Michael Shea, a man-about-town with a huge heart that he wore on his sleeve, with seemingly endless empathetic energy, who amassed an international following as an entrepreneur, became a beloved LGBTQ+ icon, and was a prolific writer of stories, has died from complications due to Covid-19.

He was 34.

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