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Scott Conant looks good in the kitchen--and even better when he's not on the job.
Fashion, like food, is often used to push the boundaries of conventional taste. And while white double breasted jackets dominate the kitchen, many chefs throw on mor...
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I was running late for a meeting. "On my way!" I texted.
"Should I sent u an white horse to welcome u"? I didn't quite know the sender well enough to know how seriously to take the request. There are, after all, white horses in Central Park, which...
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A quesadilla maker. Yes, this product really does exist.
After browsing through the food section of a popular men's lifestyle magazine one evening, a thought popped into my head: I could really go for some homemade quesadillas. Like many food writ...
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Later this year, we'll pen our Best of New York issue, our annual love letter to what's great in this town. When that paper hits the streets, you'll find our picks for the very best this city has to offer when it comes to dozens of cuisines, restaura...
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Weeknight performances and a "super" happy hour menu make Tomi Jazz a great post-work destination
If you're shellshocked about having to put away the white shoes, a cheap drink is probably necessary. Here are a few places that'll keep some green i...
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Circolo becomes Circolo45 tonight.
It was just after New Year's Day when the team behind Tulum resort Posada Margherita first debuted a New York City Italian restaurant on Bond Street; Circolo opened with a Tuscan chef and menu, white-washed brick...
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So why the switch?"We kind of felt like we were running two different restaurants," Dobias explains. "One for brunch and one for dinner. We had two completely different crowds and feels." He blames that on his attempt to push dinner further and furth...
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For decades, Italian cuisine in New York meant red sauce and lots of it. With the opening of Bamonte's in 1900 and Ferdinando's Focacceria four years later, tomato-heavy Neapolitan and Sicilian restaurants enjoyed a certain sustained verisimilitude, ...
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If Christine Quinn were a cocktail, she'd be a...
What do a man under federal investigation, a Happy Meal hater, an arrested protester, a flip-flopping stop-and-frisker, and a serial sexter have in common? They're all front runners to becoming New...
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Later this year, we'll pen our Best of New York issue, our annual love letter to what's great in this town. When that paper hits the streets, you'll find our picks for the very best this city has to offer when it comes to dozens of cuisines, restaura...
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Whatever the case, walking into Della Pietra's is a lot like stepping into a finely curated (and entirely edible) minimalist art gallery. Abruptly flanking the entryway are four sterling urns of oil and vinegar, from which you can fill a bottle to ta...
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The bar at the Lexington New York City in midtown east hasn't exactly been known for its cocktails. "It had this almost sports bar vibe," says Yusef Austin, who calls himself a cocktail architect and consults on mixology programs around the world. "I...
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Dinner Lab is bringing its quirky supper club to NYC.
A couple of years ago, Brian Bordainick and his friends Drew Barrett, Francisco "Paco" Robert, Ravi Prakash, Bryson Aust, and Zach Kupperman lamented the lack of late-night dining options in Ne...
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BK Grange is one of NYC's urban farms--which candidate will help pave the way for more local food production?
Food fanatics and environmentalists have been singing the praises of a local diet for years: The food travels fewer miles to your table (...
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We're in the thick of the U.S. Open, and by the end of next weekend, 700,000 people will have passed through the gates of Flushing Meadows to watch muscly athletes grunt while they send little green balls flying 100 miles per hour toward opponents (a...
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Ordering your steak well? You're being judged.
Here's some cold hard truth: Your waiter is judging you. And it's not because you scanned our restaurant's list of preachy, precious dishes made with esoteric (but local!) ingredients and then asked w...
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Later this year, we'll pen our Best of New York issue, our annual love letter to what's great in this town. When that paper hits the streets, you'll find our picks for the very best this city has to offer when it comes to dozens of cuisines, restaura...
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Find out where cheese comes from this Friday at Bedford Cheese Shop's Manhattan location
If getting back to the office is giving you post-long weekend depression, keep your chin up: The kids are back at school, football is on TV, and the city is t...
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With the city empty, you can probably score a table at Carbone this weekend.
A sizable part of this city's population has a high tolerance for wait lists, and the rest of us avoid lines at any cost--which means we've missed out on some of the rest...
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We're gearing up for our Best of NYC issue this fall, and so we've been eating our way through the city, documenting our favorite dishes from all over the boroughs. We're now just over half-way through, and so we've pulled together the first 50 into ...
