SoHo

The walk-in-only bar and restaurant from Artur Boisset, Marissa Monforton and Antonin Brune pours pastis and martinis at a marble horseshoe bar and serves Niçoise-leaning plates until late.

The former Atla corner becomes a cocktail-forward Mexican restaurant with asador dishes and a drinks program from Sebastián Tollius. Marked says Nov. 10; reservations are already open.

The 53rd Village Halloween Parade steps off at 7 p.m. on Sixth Avenue, Park Slope's children's parade starts at 6:30, and A and C trains are rerouted all weekend. Here's what to know before you head out.

The fast-casual restaurant at 32 Spring Street builds bowls around grilled Peruvian skewers, with ceviche, arroz chaufa and pisco sours. It opens Wednesday and plans to serve daily from 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.

The team behind Yesterday's and Waiting on a Friend took over the old Little Ways space at 343 West Broadway. The venue's site already greets guests with "We've arrived."

London chef Thomas Straker's first restaurant outside the U.K. is slated for Saturday in SoHo, in a room Keith McNally held for decades.

DOT's plan begins west of Broadway and on Grand Street, with wider walking space, new crossings and a two-way bike connection. The busier eastern end waits until 2027.