Here’s a story freshly roasted from “In the Night Kitchen”

 ”This past Sunday, Corey Lopez-Thomas, the general manager of the Upper East Side café DTUT, turned 22. That evening, the much-loved coffeehouse located at 2nd avenue between 84th and 85th streets closed its doors once and for all.

The café, which has been a fixture on the Upper East Side for over a decade, lost its lease a week ago after the rent doubled overnight.

DTUT had a hip, run-down feel more often associated with downtown than with the posh Upper East Side…” READ COMPLETE STORY

I’m writing to announce the launch of the lastest site in the New York Feuilleton blogring: “The Night Kitchen,” so named in homage to Maurice Sendak’s beloved children’s book of the same title.

Please go to http://night-kitchen.blogspot.com for exclusive reports, pictures and videos on New York City after hours. And remember to check back to the Feuilleton for updates.

Enjoy,

the feuilletonist