Eater lists eight NYC openings

Eater New York added eight venues to its August openings list on Thursday, August 6, publishing a citywide roundup of newly opened restaurants, bars and cafes. The list named Goop Kitchen, Thai Niyom, Jules Pizza, Guac N Bubble, Rossa Cafe, Apapacho, Bernie and Herb’s, and Mary’s Fish Camp. (ny.eater.com) The monthly roundup appears on Eater’s New York restaurant-openings tracker and groups the additions as the latest places to know this month. The August list spans several boroughs and formats. The names in Thursday’s roundup range from a celebrity-linked fast-casual operation to neighborhood bars, pizza, Thai food and a reopened seafood restaurant. Eater’s item also includes neighborhood references and venue or reservation links attached to each listing. (ny.eater.com) ### Which places made Eater’s August 6 list? Eater New York’s August 6 roundup named eight spots: Goop Kitchen, Thai Niyom, Jules Pizza, Guac N Bubble, Rossa Cafe, Apapacho, Bernie and Herb’s, and Mary’s Fish Camp. The article presents them as the newest openings to track in New York City this month. (ny.eater.com) The publication’s broader openings tracker describes the feature as its running guide to restaurants and bars opening in New York City each month. Thursday’s update is the August 2026 installment of that series. ### Where are the most notable openings? Goop Kitchen’s addition points to the Upper East Side storefront that opened this week after the brand’s earlier New York expansion through delivery-focused kitchens. (ny.eater.com) Eater reported in April that Gwyneth Paltrow’s Los Angeles-based takeout and delivery operation was opening its first New York City location in Midtown West, and later reporting tied the Upper East Side opening to August 3. Bernie and Herb’s is in Union Square. Eater reported separately on Wednesday that the bar opened on Friday, July 31, at 28 E. 16th Street, between Fifth Avenue and Union Square West. That earlier report said the project came from alumni of 169 Bar. (ny.eater.com) Mary’s Fish Camp is a reopening rather than a first-time debut. Eater’s July restaurant news roundup had already flagged Mary’s Fish Camp’s return before the seafood spot appeared again in the August openings list. ### Why is Goop Kitchen on the list drawing extra attention? Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop Kitchen is the highest-profile name in the roundup because the brand has been building out in New York during 2026. (ny.eater.com) Eater reported earlier this year that the company planned a New York push with gluten-free fast-casual service, and Goop Kitchen’s own location page says the concept is a chef-driven, delivery-first restaurant launched in 2021 by Paltrow’s lifestyle brand. (ny.eater.com) The Upper East Side opening also marks a shift in format. Time Out reported that the Yorkville address was Goop Kitchen’s first branded storefront in the city, distinct from the company’s Midtown West and Williamsburg ghost-kitchen operations. (ny.eater.com) ### Is this a ranking or a full census of openings? Eater’s August 6 post is a curated list, not a complete count of every restaurant opening in the city. The publication’s openings pages are framed as guides to places “you should know about,” rather than regulatory records or a comprehensive database. (ny.eater.com) The eight names in Thursday’s update therefore function as Eater’s latest editor-selected additions to its monthly tracker. The mix of Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens venues suggests the list is meant as a citywide snapshot rather than a neighborhood-specific guide. ### Where can readers track the next additions? (timeout.com) Eater New York’s restaurant-openings tracker is the place where future additions will appear, including later August updates if more venues are added. Thursday’s post was published at ny.eater.com on August 6, 2026, under the site’s New York openings coverage. (ny.eater.com 1) (ny.eater.com 2)