NYC Restaurant: West Side Wegmans? + Night Market Noms

NEW YORK CITY — Add a "West Side Wegmans" to New Yorkers' shopping carts.

Or maybe not.

Gourmands had to contend with a bit of grocery uncertainty this week, among a healthy serving of other food news.

And they had friends in Patch's small, hungry local news team to keep their appetites whetted.

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Wegmans could be coming to the Upper West Side.

The grocer signed a "long-term lease" at 1932 Broadway, between West 64th and 65th streets, according to the New York Post.

“The space at 1932 Broadway has been leased by Danny Wegman and is a personal investment," a Wegmans rep told the tabloid. "At this time, we have no immediate plans to open a store at that location.”

Corporate reps hedged whether a Wegmans would come to the spot, but there are clear signs it's a matter of when.

The company already has the keys and has been planning out their renovations for months, the Post reported.

One thing that's certain to come is the Uptown Night Market.

The open-air market — now dubbed as New York City's largest food and cultural festival — will again be located under the Arches starting in April.

And a Brooklyn restaurant got some love.

The River Cafe in DUMBO was named one of the 100 most romantic restaurants in the nation by OpenTable.

• Upper West Wegmans? Grocer Signs 'Long-Term' Lease On Broadway: Report
• Uptown Night Market Announces New Harlem Season
• Brooklyn Eatery Named One Of America's Most Romantic: Study

Buffalo Wild Wings is going take-out only.

Well, at least on the Upper East Side.

The popular wing chain is opening a Buffalo Wild Wings Go that will mostly serve as a hub for customers to pick up to-go orders.

Also on the Upper East Side, Avenue Bakery opened with 200 people lined up.

And a new Italian sandwich shop — La Panineria — opened in Yorkville.

"Fast-fine" dining is coming to Park Slope.

Wonder Group, a food delivery startup, opened along Fifth Avenue to give diners a one-stop shop for meals from hot city eateries.

Also on Fifth Avenue, developers said a long-promised Lidl likely will have a grand opening this year.

And Paloma the Bakery held a soft opening in Greenpoint.

• Buffalo Wild Wings Flying To Upper East Side
• Avenue Bakery Opens To Upper East Side Fanfare
• New Italian Sandwich Spot La Panineria Now Open In Yorkville
• Wonder Brings 'Fast-Fine' Dining To Park Slope
• Lidl Grocery Store Opening In Park Slope: What We Know
  
• Beloved Coffee Shop Expands With New Brooklyn Location

And some restaurants had a bad week.

A Brooklyn Heights ramen spot earned more than 100 violation points, and was closed by health inspectors — among other eateries.

Finally, health inspectors ordered restaurants closed across Manhattan and this past week.

• NYC Restaurants Ordered Closed Feb. 9 - 16