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Forbes
2 hours ago
- Business
- Forbes
Namiro Sushi opens year-round restaurant in Southampton
Appetizers at Namiro Sushi in Southampton, New York A brand new sushi spot just debuted in The Hamptons. Namiro opened its doors in Southampton Village in late May 2025, and plan to be open seven days a week throughout the summer season, and serve dinner year round. The project is a new hospitality venture for music executives Alexis Spangler, Gary Spangler, and Jon Lewis. The trio partnered with Kenneth Lockard of KRL Construction, known for building restaurant spaces across the East End, to create Namiro. 'Namiro is about bringing people together over incredible food—without pretense,' said Alexis Spangler. 'We wanted to create a place with thoughtful design, bold flavors, and the kind of energy that feels celebratory any night of the week.' Named after Osaka-style pressed-sushi, Namiro's menu includes their signature sushi, plus nagiri, sashimi, and plenty of hot dishes. Several plant-based options are avaialble as well. The meal starts with table snacks including yuzu salt edamame, rock shrimp in aioli, lamb chops with mustard miso, and a tuna tartare with watermelon and ginger. Prime skirt steak at Namiro Sushi Japanese-inspired salads include a wasabi caesar with milk bread croutons and parmesan nori crisps, and a sesame chicken salad. Hot entrees range from miso cod to Korean fried chicken to a vegetarian mushroom hot pot. A noodle menu, including a "lobster udon ramen" and a yakitori menu round out the hot options, followed by classic and inventive maki (priced at $15-$26), plus sashimi and nigiri. The signature Namiro is a pressed sushi made with spicy tuna, fresh tuna, avocado, and tempura flakes. To drink, pan-Asian inspired cocktails starring ingredients like yuzu, lemongrass, and Thai basil; plus local wines, and a sake list. Namiro isn't the only sushi spot opening out east this summer. Sushi by Boū's Westhampton omakase counter has a beachy energy Sushi by Boū is opening in the Hamptons as a pop-up for the summer 2025 season inside Sydney's 'Taylor' Made Cuisine in Westhampton Beach. This will be the New York City-based chain's 25th location. 'Bringing our flagship Sushi by Boū to the Hamptons is an exciting milestone for us. Our intimate dining experience, featuring high-quality sushi, offers guests an unforgettable culinary escape. We look forward to becoming a part of the Hamptons' vibrant dining scene,' said founder Michael Sinensky. Maguro at Sushi by Boū Sushi by Boū offers a 12-course edomae-style omakase in 75 minutes. Signature courses include Hamachi (yellowtail), Akami (lean bluefin tuna), Botan Ebi (spotted prawn), Ikura (salmon roe), Bincho (albacore), Maguro (chopped tuna), Hotate (scallop), Gindara (miso black cod), Toro (fatty tuna), Wagyuni (surf n' turf), Sake (salmon), and Unagi (BBQ eel). The omakase experience is priced at $75 per guest and includes a round of sake. Three upgrades are available, and guests can arrive early or linger after their omakase to enjoy beer, wine, or sake (plus desserts) on the patio or front lawn.
BBC News
6 hours ago
- Business
- BBC News
Martin 'a brilliant fit for Rangers'
Having admired the work he did at Swansea City, Lee Trundle reckons Russell Martin would be "a brilliant fit" for spent two seasons with the Welsh club before moving to Championship rivals Southampton in took the Saints to the Premier League via the play-offs but lost his job in December after just one win in 16 top flight the 39-year-old is among the favourites to take over at Ibrox."He's a very clever manager," Trundle told Sportsound on BBC Radio Scotland. "I think he'd be a brilliant fit for Rangers."Man-management is probably one of his strongest points. Everyone at Swansea loved playing for him. He's honest with his players, he tells them what he needs."Trundle, who starred for Swansea and now enjoys an ambassadorial role for the club, added: "You need to get the right players in for the way he wants to play. It's football from the back to front, fans need to be patient at times with the build-up."I don't think he has a plan A or a plan B, it's just the way he sees football. He thinks that is how the game should be played and he sticks with it."When you get it right, there's no one better to watch."At Southampton, when they were losing games, of course fans are going to be frustrated. He did really well with them to get them to the Premier League but then you go up another 100 steps."
The Independent
7 hours ago
- Business
- The Independent
Everton activate option to buy Charly Alcaraz from Flamengo
Everton have made Carlos Alcaraz the first buy of David Moyes ' second spell in charge by activating their option to buy him for £12m. The Argentinian midfielder, who was on loan at Goodison Park for the second half of the season, has signed a two-year deal with the Merseyside club. The 22-year-old leaves Flamengo after just 19 games and having played for four clubs in the last two seasons. Alcaraz, who was signed by Southampton in 2022, spent some of the 2023-24 campaign on loan at Juventus before being bought by Flamengo. He made a positive impression in his first few months at Everton, playing 16 times and getting three assists and two goals, including a last-day winner at Newcastle. The departure of Abdoulaye Doucoure, who was often competing with Alcaraz for the position behind the striker in Moyes' system, could allow him to start more often next season.
Scotsman
7 hours ago
- Sport
- Scotsman
Next Rangers manager: New odds-on favourite for Ibrox hotseat as takeover accelerates progress
Ancelotti displaced in market as Rangers continue search for new boss Sign up to our Football newsletter Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... Russell Martin is now the new favourite to become the next manager of Rangers, according to the bookmakers. Martin has been out of work since being sacked by Southampton last December and the former Scotland internationalist, who spent a season on loan at Rangers in 2018 during his playing career, recently stated that he is ready to return to the dugout. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Martin, 39, has also been linked with a move to Leicester City, who were relegated from the English Premier League alongside Saints, but now he is the odds-on favourite with bookies such as Betfair following a change in the market. Russell Martin's most recent role was at Southampton. | Getty Images Martin is now priced at 8/11 and replaces Davide Ancelotti at the head of the market. The former Real Madrid coach and long-time frontrunner remains prominent in the market at evens, while the next candidate in the betting is Francesco Farioli at 10/1. Rangers are expected to conclude their hunt for Philippe Clement's successor next week after a US-based consortium fronted up by Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises completed their takeover of the club on Friday. Cavenagh has been appointed chairman of Rangers, with new sporting director Kevin Thelwell due to officially take up his position at Ibrox next week. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Rangers' start to season Rangers' competitive season begins in mid-July when they enter the Champions League at the second qualifying round. They will face either Servette, Brann or Panathinaikos in that tie. Despite not having a head coach, Rangers have pressed ahead with their pre-season plans. They will play two friendlies ahead of their Champions League qualifiers at home to Club Brugge (July 6) and Middlesbrough (July 20).
BBC News
8 hours ago
- Business
- BBC News
Everton make Alcaraz loan move permanent
Everton have triggered the option to sign midfielder Carlos Alcaraz on a permanent basis when his loan spell at the club concludes next 22, joined Everton on loan from Brazilian side Flamengo in February and will now be signed for an undisclosed Argentina Under-23 international enjoyed a productive loan spell at Goodison Park, scoring two goals and providing three assists in 16 will sign a two-year contract, valid until June previously played in the Premier League for Southampton, who he joined from Argentina's Racing Club in a £12m deal in January 2023. Despite signing a new long-term contract with the Saints later that year, Alcaraz joined Juventus on loan in January 2024 - where he won the Coppa August he left Southampton - after making 48 appearances - for Flamengo, where he won the Copa do Brasil.
