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The mix of Russian restaurants in Brighton Beach has changed profoundly in the past few years. While the typical establishment was once a giant... More >>
Sitting in Colicchio and Sons' lofty dining room, a friend and I gaped and poked at her dish. It was a plate of squid-ink risotto, sticky-sweet... More >>
Named after a haunting 1940s showtune, the East Village's Old Devil Moon mounted a menu of what might be called "transgressional... More >>
Kuai An Hand Pull Noodles is a recent arrival to the crowd of Fujian-owned Lanzhou noodle joints in east Chinatown, occupying the space where the... More >>
Cheap rents, a population of wildly diverse ethnicity, and some charming storefront architecture has helped Bay Ridge grow into one of the city's... More >>
The sweet, briny taste of Faidley's bulging crabcake was still fresh on my tongue as we hopped off the train at Penn Station and zoomed downtown... More >>
At 8 o'clock on a Saturday night, the Guggenheim's the Wright is as hopping as it's ever going to be, each table filled with polished over-50... More >>
It wasn't until the third visit that I developed an affection for Red Sea 47, a new Ethiopian restaurant in Hell's Kitchen. My previous meals... More >>
On a quiet corner of the West Village, Recette's windows glow warmly on a winter's night, drawing us in like tourists to Magnolia Bakery. Recette... More >>
"Do you know how our dishes work here at Roman's?" the waiter intoned, bending over the table and sounding very much like a priest probing for a... More >>
Even the Watermelon Gets Pickled at Skovorodka
The mix of Russian restaurants in Brighton Beach has changed profoundly in the past few years. While the typical establishment was once a giant nightclubby place like the National, where… More >>
The New American Blues at Colicchio and Sons
Sitting in Colicchio and Sons' lofty dining room, a friend and I gaped and poked at her dish. It was a plate of squid-ink risotto, sticky-sweet chocolate sauce, tomato sauce,… More >>
Northern Spy in East Village: The Apple of Their Eye
Named after a haunting 1940s showtune, the East Village's Old Devil Moon mounted a menu of what might be called "transgressional cuisine"—things that even the most brazen junk-food addict would… More >>
Hand-Pulled Noodles in Chinatown
Kuai An Hand Pull Noodles is a recent arrival to the crowd of Fujian-owned Lanzhou noodle joints in east Chinatown, occupying the space where the popular Eastern Noodles once simmered… More >>
Hop the Train Out to Tanoreen and Athena Express
Cheap rents, a population of wildly diverse ethnicity, and some charming storefront architecture has helped Bay Ridge grow into one of the city's foremost dining destinations, so that today you… More >>