Posted on October 10, 2007 by pembry
IN THE NEWS: The New York Times’s Nick Fox reports, “Michelin has just announced its third annual New York City restaurant ratings. Jean Georges, Le Bernardin and Per Se remained the city’s only restaurants with three Michelin stars. (Alain Ducasse at the Essex House was among them the first year, before it closed.) Gordon Ramsay [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: 212, Accademia di Vino, Bar Boulud, BarFry, Cafe Boulud, Cafe Gray, Centro Vinoteca, Daniel Boulud, Gemma, International Food House, Michelin ratings, pizza, Plaka Taverna, Rain, San Domenica, secret dining spots, Toloache, Veritas, Wakiya | Leave a Comment »
Posted on October 3, 2007 by pembry
Gourmet magazine’s October 2007 issue features a guide to “America’s Best Farm-to-Table Restaurants.” gourmet.com:
RESTAURANTS WITH FARM CONNECTIONS: 2nd Street Bistro, Livingston, MT; Amherst Chinese Food, Amherst, MA; Blackberry Farm, Walland, TN; Crook’s Corner, Chapel Hill, NC; Eve, Alexandria, VA; La Provence, Lacombe, LA; Lantern, Chapel Hill, NC; Pacific’O and I’o, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii; Tree House [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: , Accademia di Vino, BarFry, Borough Food and Drink, Carniceria closed, Crave, David Chang, Deshi, Fiamma, Johnny Utah, Justin's closed, Le Bernardin, Momofuku Noodle Bar, Per Se, Peter Hoffman, Queen's Hideaway, Savoy, Sea Salt, Telepan | Leave a Comment »
Posted on September 25, 2007 by pembry
IN THE NEWS: AM New York reports the recent closing of Morrone & Sons bakery, on East 116th Street in East Harlem since 1956. amny.com … The New York Times’ Frank Bruni knocks off a star, from three stars (excellent) to two (very good), in reviewing the venerable and influential Peter Luger Steak House (178 [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: Aaron Sanchez, BarFry, BLT Fish, BLT Market, Elio's, Morrone and Sons closed, Peter Luger Steak House, Soto, Southern Hospitality, Tour closed, Wakiya | Leave a Comment »
Posted on September 18, 2007 by pembry
IN THE NEWS: The New York Times’ Alan Feuer reports that a federal judge has struck down a proposed city health regulation that would have required more than 2,000 restaurants around New York — including chain restaurants such as McDonald’s — to post the calorie content of their dishes on their menus. The [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: Bar Stuzzinchini, Bobby Flay, Bolo, Borough Food and Drink, East Village, Gemma, Market Diner, Marlow and Sons, Mitchel London Pizza, Richard Sandoval, speakeasies, Wakiya | Leave a Comment »
Posted on September 11, 2007 by pembry
IN THE NEWS: The New York Times’ Frank Bruni awards two stars in reviewing the new Japanese restaurant Soto from much-lauded transplanted Atlanta chef Sotohiro Kosugi (357 Sixth Ave., West Village, 212-414-3088), while Peter Meehan considers Go! Go! Curry (273 W. 38th St., 212-730-5555). … The Times also offers a roundup of upcoming restaurant openings [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: Barbuto, BBQ closed, Bistro 33, Caffe Emilia, Carniceria, Gotham Bar, Habana Outpost, Kyotofu, Margon, May May closing, Ouest, Soto, Suba | Leave a Comment »
Posted on September 5, 2007 by pembry
IN THE NEWS: New York magazine’s Fall Preview edition rounds up fall restaurant openings, in particular haute wine bars, and also tries to make sense of the latest shuffling of chef David Chang’s Momofuku empire, including next month’s move of Momofuku Noodle Bar to a bigger space a couple of storefronts up the block. nymag.com [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: Aurora Soho, Caffe Emilia, Centro Vinoteca, Devi closed, Dominican, Franny's, Gemma, Kyo Ya, Momofuku Noodle Bar, Monkey Bar, Olympic Pita, Ramen Setagaya, Rayuela | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 28, 2007 by pembry
Brooklyn’s Peter Luger Steak House and New Orleans’ Willie Mae’s Scotch House were among the winners in Bon Appetit magazine’s recent Food Network special. Winning restaurants were selected from each of three semifinalists for the best versions of six quintessential American classics: pizza, steak, tacos, hamburgers, fried chicken, and ribs. The winners were announced on [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: Peter Luger Steak House, Rayuela, Soto, Suba, Southern Hospitality, Amalia, Spirito, Zoe Townhouse, Forlini's, L'Impero, Wakiya | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 22, 2007 by pembry
IN THE NEWS: The New York Times‘ Anthony Ramirez reports on the closing in a few weeks of the circa-1977 Greek diner Gardenia, where an attention-seeking fan once lifted a French fry off Joe DiMaggio’s plate and where, at the counter, the “Lonely Guys Club” regularly convened between wives. … Critic Frank Bruni awards three [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: 10 Downing, Aurora Soho, Cafe Boulad, Gardenia closing, Gemma, Insieme, Isabella's Oven, Jerry's closed, Lima's Taste, Monkey Bar reopens, Rayuela, Veritas | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 14, 2007 by pembry
Bon Appetit magazine’s September 2007 Restaurant issue features three finalists in a list of quintessential versions of six American classics: pizza, steak, tacos, hamburgers, fried chicken, and ribs. Winner will be announced on the Food Network on Aug. 18 (Good Eats with Alton Brown, 6 and 10 pm CDT). The finalists:
PIZZA: Pizzeria Bianco, Phoenix; DiFara [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: Cybercafe, DiFara Pizza, Etats-Unis, Gemma, Good Fork, Little Owl, Peter Luger Steak House, Suba | Leave a Comment »
Posted on August 8, 2007 by pembry
IN THE NEWS: New York magazine’s Grub Street reports, “Peter Luger’s menu has changed about as much as Stonehenge: You can get a porterhouse steak, lamb chops, hash browns, and tomato-and-onion salad. Technically, there’s salmon on the menu and maybe a few other sides, and they did add bacon, but the genius of the place [...]
Filed under: New York Restaurants | Tagged: Cipriani, Daniel, Gerardi's closed, Nobu sued, Peter Luger Steak House, river dining, Room 4 Dessert closed, Russian Tea Room, Urena closed, Wild Salmon | Leave a Comment »