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The article provides a list of restaurants in New York City including "Arium," a part hair salon, part café, gallery and tea room, "Villa Mosconi," a traditional Northern Italian restaurant which can be found in the Greenwich Village and "Mombar Restaurant," owned and designed by Moustafa El Sayed.

The article presents top 101 best restaurants in New York City. The Le Bernardin restaurant offers the best French dining accommodations in Manhattan. Masa restaurant owned by Masa Takayama was named illustrious sushi god from Los Angeles and came to New York with a uniquely Japanese delicacy. The Per Se restaurant owned by Thomas Keller gets four stars rating. INSET: WHAT THE STARS MEAN..

Presents several restaurants in New York City. Spanish dishes served at Barna; Specialization of Della Rovere in Italian cuisine; Popularity of Fillip's for its Lespinasse-worthy floral arrangement, careful but casual service, and impressive French-American dishes; Special menu available at the Koi Japanese restaurant; Others.

Features several restaurants in New York City. Menu design; Wine lists; Customer services.

Features several restaurants in New York City. Menu design of the Abboccato; Customer service of the Applewood; Contact information of the Dinosaur Bar-B-Que.

Looks at the customer complaints which have been received by Vanguard. How the company has been known for its integrity and low fees; How the scandals of other mutual funds brought more than double the money in than for the same time last year; Critics who worry that Vanguard may not be able to maintain both its growth and its ideals; How Vanguard is feeling the growing pains; Complaints that service is suffering as a result of tight management and increased clients; Reaction by Vanguard to the complaints; Warning by some not to expect too much improvement; Changes in governance that has some concerned; Vanguard's reputation on Wall Street.

Reports on the customer service strategies of New York City-based restaurateur Steve Hanson and his firm B.R. Guest. Growth of Hanson's restaurants Atlantic Grill, Ruby Foo's and Hanson's Blue Water Grill; Focus on customers; Provision of numerous staff manuals; Requirement for waiters to fill out reports after every shift; Financing; Design of menus; Centralization of purchase activities.

Features the Leone's Restaurant owned by Gene Leone in Manhattan, New York City. Description of the interior decoration of the establishment; Efforts of the proprietor to provide the best service to the guests; Celebrities to whom the Italian restaurateur has catered; Food and alcoholic beverages offered.

The article features the Hotel Lafayette in New York City. The principal asset of the hotel is the cuisine. Raymond Orteig was the founder of the hotel. In 1918, the hotel elevator has been installed. It has accommodated many well-known personalities. The establishment offers a French-style of customer service.

Provides information on Stoddard's Restaurant, a cafe for the epicure of the Land of Oz, established by Charles Fuller Stoddard in New York. Factor that influenced Stoddard to establish the restaurant; Efforts of Stoddard to manage the restaurant; Features and benefits offered by the restaurant to guests.

The article discusses how basic customer service failed in a Starbucks branch on 58th Street in New York City, despite the meticulous policy manual developed by Starbucks for its employees. It relates how the extra order taker at this Starbucks branch shouted at a customer. It explains why Starbucks hire expediters or extra order takers. It describes the quality of Starbucks' operation research. It discusses several problems with a Starbucks store.

Features the Happy Burgers, a restaurant owned by John and Gus Tsolkas in New York City. Sales performance of the restaurant; Menu design; Style of their customer service.

Focuses on the customer service initiative of HIP Health Plan company in New York City. Efficiency of employees on solving customer-service problems; Importance of information technology (IT) on improving customer service; Budget of the company for IT development.

Describes customer service at a New York City post office, the James A. Farley branch, during the hour that the official price of postage stamps was raised. Operations at this post office; Comments from customers; Outcome of waiting in line at the post office near midnight.

Describes a journey on the Metro-North railroad line with an executive, Howard Permut. His efforts to improve customer service at Metro-North; Successful connection of the railroad line to the Appalachian National Scenic Trail; Description of the platform built for this stop.

Focuses on the Envoy Club in New York City, an extended-stay hotel, as of May 3, 1999. Brief details of the hotel's `Suddenly Single' program for newly divorced people; Amenities offered, including a list of New York's top ten divorce lawyers, therapist recommendations, and a psychic.

Mentions a New York City-based online video rental store that provides home delivery by bicycle messenger. Availability of VHS movies, DVDs, video games, ice cream and candy; Costs; Contact point for more information.

The article discusses the legal and technical support that various nonprofit organizations such as New York, New York's Heat Seek NYC provide to consumers involved in housing-related dispute resolution claims as of 2017. The consumer advocacy work performed by law school programs and government agencies in the U.S. is examined, along with pro se representation in places such as California and Utah. Residential heat complaints and building violations are assessed.

The article announces that FiberMedia has unveiled modern data center facilities in Secaucus, New Jersey and Chappaqua, New York. It is stated that FiberMedia's customer service provides clients with maximum security to protect and sustain data. The Secaucus facility offers a full range of comprehensive services and solutions, including multiple network access, high-speed Internet and uninterrupted power support from an N+1/2N design.

This article reports on the move of AT&T to integrate all cell sites in the Unicel network it acquired in New York. The move is part of the commitment of AT&T to provide a smooth transition for former Unicel customers in the state. The company has doubled its local customer sales support team in response to growing demand for its wireless products and services.

Libraries always have been cutting edge and ahead of the curve when it comes to implementing new technologies. Some are more advanced than others: the Buffalo and Erie County Public Library has made the leap from cutting edge to bleeding edge with the installation of a biometric scanning system that puts the library at patrons fingertips--literally. Lucille DeFranks, the library's assistant deputy director for support services, told LJ that Ultra-Scan contacted them looking for a partner to test the system in a library environment. The system consists of a scanner at the checkout desk and more hardware at an Enrollment Station that is basically a PC. Moreover, DeFranks says, the image creates a mathematical formula that calculates a number and that becomes your ID, not the actual image of your finger.

The article reports on the developments within I DJ Now that was founded by Robert Marsh in 1990. It notes that the company continue to grow its electronic-commerce business after the sales of eBay and Amazon.com declines. It states that I DJ Now offers excellent customer services to its consumers as well as education and dedication to the DJ market. Moreover, it mentions that I DJ Now sponsored an annual DJ's For Life campaign which culminated in blood collection in West Babylon, New York.

The article focuses on the December 6, 2007 show, which features the new XPS One, an all-in-one personal computer (PC) from Dell Computer Corp., held at the Armani Casa Boutique on 97 Greene Street in New York. The event was envisioned as a way for Dell to show its new commitment to product design and an appropriate forum for its product sleek curves and compact packaging. However, a Dell representative has denied that the company is suffering from Apple Inc. envy and noted that Dell is merely responding to the wishes of its customers for a desktop PC that could easily find in either the computer room or the living room.

Provides information on the financial plan suggested for M'Kisha Shell, an African American single parent working as a customer service representative for an electrical manufacturing company in New York. Total annual household income of Shell; Details of the assets and liabilities of shell; Plan of Shell to establish a day care center.

Features the restaurants Dévi and Bar Tonno in New York City. Menu design; Customer service; Contact information.

Features the company Home Remedies of New York owned by Debra Cohen. Analysis on the revenue growth of the firm; Number of customers; Assessment on the quality of service.

Reports on the upgrade of the technology infrastructure of the news agency The Associated Press in New York. Development of collaboration among employees; Delivery of customized content; Enhancement of customer services. INSET: EAP MODULES.

Features several restaurants in New York. Theme of the restaurants; Menu; Food; Customer service; Location; Rating.

Provides information on the advantage of implementing a proof of delivery imaging system to Nathel & Nathel Inc., a produce wholesaler in Bronx, New York City. Benefits of the system to the company's customer service personnel; Background on the company; Description of its order entry and accounting system.

Presents information on several services offered by hotels to its customers. Amenities of the room at Hotel Monaco in Denver, Colorado; Rates of the Starwood Hotels in New York City, New York.

Focuses on the gallery bums in Soho, New York, who makes it a point to show up at gallery openings that feature free food and liquor.

Features the Intuflo Hardware Store on Columbus Avenue in New York City. Products sold at the store; Purpose behind Intuflo's holding of poetry readings for customers; Origin of the name Intuflo; History of the business; Poems read during the oral interpretation sessions; Poets who participate in the regular poetry reading meetings; Topics of the poems commonly read during the sessions; Benefits provided by the gatherings to the store and its customers; Business philosophy of Intuflo; Reasons why the poetry reading sessions are popular among clients.

The article focuses on Dane Neller, cofounder and chief executive officer (CEO) of On Demand Books, maker of the Espresso Book Machine, focusing on its shift from big-box stores to smaller venues with improved customer service. It mentions that the group acquired the independent booskstore Shakespear & Co. name, presenting the view of Neller on his motivation to enter the book business, the new aesthetic of Shakespeare & Co., and business plans and strategy.