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We’ve got a toothsome Italian spot from the ex-Scarpetta chef to address today. So let’s address the hell out of it. It’s called Impero Caffè, it’s where you’ll soon be enjoying many exceptional and attractive pastas, and it’s open now at the Innside New York NoMad. This place is here for third dates, the occasional post-work group dinner and times you’re
We’ve got a toothsome Italian spot from the ex-Scarpetta chef to address today. So let’s address the hell out of it. It’s called Impero Caffè, it’s where you’ll soon be enjoying many exceptional and attractive pastas, and it’s open now at the Innside New York NoMad. This place is here for third dates, the occasional post-work group dinner and times you’re
Something wonderful has happened. Dominique Ansel and Deuki Hong of Kang Ho Dong Baekjeong (a Korean barbecue place where some of your city’s better chefs abscond to on occasion) have stood in a room together, furrowed their brows in thought while stroking their chins, looked at each other and shouted, “Of course, a Korean French dip,” simultaneously.
Soon enough, the word “brine” will start dancing in your head. You’re going to have this compulsion for longer lunches. You’ll have this yearning to hold a tiny fork. The explanation is: oyster season. So before we get to SILHO’s exhaustive Oyster Guide, we thought we’d give you a quick situational guide to bivalve consumption in our fair city. Here’s
In focus today: burgers. The brisket-blend burgers cooked au poivre. The messy double-deckers with onion confit. The cranberry-salsa-topped turkey burgers that maybe shouldn’t qualify but are in here anyway. Let’s talk about these burgers. Better yet, let us together embark on a visual journey called the State of New York Burgers: a slideshow showcasing
Friday. At last, Friday. We’re feeling good about it, too. But before we go our respective weekend-ways, we’ve got some important ramen-related intel to discuss. So here’s Momosan Ramen & Sake, a relaxed ramen-and-sake spot from none other than the Morimoto. The doors fly open tonight in Murray Hill. Some things to note: It’s pretty small and
Here we go. This is the first time you’re going to hear about eating lobster agnolotti in a spot named after an 18th-century mill today. Might even be the last. Direct your attention to Freek’s Mill, an industrial yet charming spot that’s more than ready for you and [date’s name here] to sit inside of it, open now in Gowanus. Now, please, step in, and
New rule: when things hide other things, you end up with fried-chicken sandwiches and cocktails by the incomparable Pam Wiznitzer. We’re going to put it into effect today, and it’s probably only going to apply to Trademark Taste & Grind, which is an aromatic coffeehouse up front and a charmingly eclectic bar and comfort food (menu) spot through a
If you guessed that next week would see you sipping a Negroni variation named for a French fencer, you, friend, have a gift that should be explored. And you definitely won’t be surprised at L’Appart, a tiny living room of a tasting menu spot from a former Daniel chef, opening Wednesday in a hidden corner of Le District. First things first: finding the
We interrupt your spectacularly gorgeous Monday to bring you a vital burger-related update. We don’t do this lightly. All eyes on the Burgary: a low-key burger spot brought to you by the Garfunkel’s team (that handsome cocktail spot filled with purple velvet couches you got buzzed into once) that’s very much right in front of Garfunkel’s. It’s opening
