Archive for 'New York'
Biteseeing in New York: Isaac’s Eatinerary of Must-Try Restaurants & Bars
We’re always keen to know where chefs choose to dine, ostensibly because they know more about food and what goes on in restaurants than we do. But isn’t it the chefs’ inexperience, as much as their expertise, that makes their dining eatineraries so compelling? With the exception of globetrotting figureheads they generally work mealtime hours. [...]
Posted: June 21st, 2010 under New York.
Tags: bars, biteseeing, eatineraries, eatinerary, elliot's borough market, Isaac McHale, list, Manhattan, New York, restaurants, Williamsburger
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Stumptown retrosexuals do great coffee
Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Ace Hotel, 18 West 29th Street, New York
Posted: April 8th, 2010 under New York, coffee.
Tags: Ace, baristas, Lizz Hudson, New York, retrosexual, retrosexuality, Stumptown
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el doble my double burger benchmark
The El Doble at Txikito (pronounced “chic-kee-toe”) - a Basque restaurant in New York’s Chelsea. The chubby double burger is draped with smoked sheep’s milk cheese and peppery salsa especial. The version seen above was requested to be on the rare side of medium rare.
Posted: March 31st, 2010 under New York, burgers, meats.
Tags: basque, Chelsea, double burger, el doble, medium rare, New York, rare, salsa especial, smoked sheep's milk cheeese, Txikitos
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Scoring the food at new Yankee Stadium
The purpose of my visit to the new Yankee Stadium had little to do with a baseball game. I was there to survey the food options and rate perhaps a dozen of them. I thought this would be a valuable service for fans who didn’t wish to subject their bodies to the very abuse I [...]
Posted: July 29th, 2009 under New York.
Tags: ballpark, baseball, Bronx, calorie count, food, Lobel's, Nathan's, New York, New York City Board of Health, Yankee Stadium
Comments: 6
Detouring for the indelible delight
When travelling across nations or neighborhoods I revel in the long detour for the indelible delight. My willingness to wreck itineraries and rile companions for a nibble of potentially life-changing apple strudel partly explains my reputation amongst those who know me best as a deviant.
Posted: June 25th, 2009 under New York, coffee, meats.
Tags: Aficionado blend, caffè macchiato, Counter Culture Coffee, crackling, East Village, Elizabeth Quijada, Jamie McCormick, New York, Porchetta, porchetta sandwich, Sara Jenkins
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