Because the break from the flood of tourists was pretty nice, here are your afternoon links: celebrity chefs are no longer a selling point, a deadly spicy tortilla chip, juice jacking worry, and more from around the city and internet.
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It’s Tuesday afternoon in New York City where tourismNew Yorkers may seethe at the thought of having our streets filled with slow-moving tourists who stop for a picture every 10 feet, but we have to admit that their presence is needed for a robust economy. While tourism numbers have yet to reach record-breaking numbers from 2019, we are predicted to see 63.3 million visitors this year.We’re being drawn to restaurants for the vibes now.
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