Kate O'Hara

Jun 17, 2024 | newyorkstreetfood.com | Kate O'Hara |Kate O’Hara

I recently had some friends in from out of town, and in addition to showing them the sights of New York City, we made our way through the streets sampling the multitude of cuisines Manhattan has to offer. In our travels, we stopped by Uncle Gussy’s Greek Food Truck for some traditional Greek fare. Uncle Gussy’s has been a neighborhood fixture at 345 Park Avenue and East 51st since 1971.

Jun 17, 2024 | newyorkstreetfood.com | Kate O'Hara |Kate O’Hara

By Kate E. O’HaraAlthough I was close to having my waist-band bust from all the indulging at the 9W Market (if you haven’t yet – read Part 1 here!), I couldn’t leave without trying a burger and fries from the Filling Station. The meal is touted as “the best hamburger and fries in the world ever!!!” And, I agree. The burger, made from organic brisket, hanger steak and short rib, is ground fresh daily.

Dec 14, 2023 | newyorkstreetfood.com | Kate O'Hara |Kate O’Hara

It is hard to believe we are midway into the month of December, and whether you are admiring the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree, taking in a concert at Carnegie Hall, or shopping at the Columbus Circle Holiday Market, be sure to take a quick ten-minute walk to 8 ½ Cucina, located at 9 W 57th Street in the iconic Solow building.

Oct 21, 2023 | offmetro.com | Kate O'Hara |Kate O’Hara

With new trendy restaurants and cafés dotting the streets, visiting a classic New York City delicatessen, PJ Bernstein was a comfort. PJ’s is also a full-service restaurant with tables covered appropriately with butcher paper and an atmosphere filled with an aroma of food that could best be described as “homemade”. PJ Bernstein first opened in 1965 and three generations later, they are still going strong.

Oct 11, 2023 | agedcareinsite.com.au | Emily Reeve |Jacinta L Johnson |Janet K. Sluggett |Kate O'Hara

Emily Reeve, Monash University; Jacinta L Johnson, University of South Australia; Janet Sluggett, University of South Australia, and Kate O'Hara, University of NewcastlePeople are living longer and with more chronic health conditions – including heart disease, diabetes, arthritis and dementia – than ever before. As societies continue to grow older, one pressing concern is the use of multiple medications, a phenomenon known as polypharmacy.