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New York, NY | City Crab & Seafood...
The bartender was gruff but efficient, and made quality drinks that complimented his witty banter. Continue »
New York, NY | Trapiche and Hill...
Trapiche. Say it with me. Tra-pee-chay. Argentina’s largest exported premium wine, grown in the cool wind blowing foothills of the Mendoza region, brought it’s wares to a lunch tasting event this past Monday, flat out beating the stuffing out of any Monday lunch in recent memory. Paired with Hill Country’s finger lickin’ goodness, Malbecs aplenty stood up well against the strong smoky flavors put forth. Continue »
New York, NY | The Smith
The Smith serves internationally inspired pub-fare with clever additions and flavors. Continue »
Great Neck, NY | Lola
Small plates, trendy atmosphere and a hip city-like vibe converge on this North Shore quasi-newbie. The exploration into the guilt of 10 dishes is enough to satisfy even the staunchest of foodies. Continue »
Brooklyn, NY | Brooklyn Flea
ShareBrooklyn Flea Fort Greene (Saturdays) 176 Lafayette Ave (btw. Clermont + Vanderbilt Ave.) Brooklyn, NY {Google Map} The Flea at One Hanson (aka Williamsburg Savings Bank) 1 Hanson Pl. (at Flatbush Ave.) Brooklyn, NY {Google Map} The traditional American (and French, etc) flea market has taken on a new definition in Brooklyn. A term synonymous with cheap goods has turned… Continue »
Food News | Brooklyn’s Bar Tabac...
According to the Bar Tabac website, and the sign posted by the establishment on the outside of the restaurant, the local French Bistro favorite will be closed from today through Wednesday, August 25, 2010 for Terrace renovations. Continue »
Garden City, NY | Bloomingdale’s
With all of the crazy yogurt establishments on the market today, it’s easy to forget that for years now, Bloomingdale’s in New York City and Long Island have been known for their frozen, soft-serve offerings. Continue »
Brooklyn, NY | Ecopolis Cafe
While most local businesses pride themselves on serving Stumptown Coffee, the PT’s that Ecopolis chooses to serve isn’t bad at all, and the price for a small ($2.75) is reasonable. Continue »
Riverhead, NY | Buoy One
Buoy One’s storefront gives the illusion that it’s a fish market, and not a restaurant, but don’t be fooled, as you would be missing out on some great seafood by passing by it.
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