Archive for April, 2009


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Apr 30 2009

The Mother of All NYC Mother’s Day Brunch Guides

Published by Andy under Holiday Meals

The way to a Mom’s heart is through her stomach. Here are dozens of NYC restaurants that are offering special brunch and dinner menus with Mom in mind. Though May 10th is quickly approaching, it’s not too late to make a reservation. So do as the Scissor Sisters tell you and “take your mama out”:
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Apr 28 2009

BYO’s Spreading Like the You-Know-What Virus

Published by Andy under BYOs

While the SLA has been cracking down on restaurants with temporary BYO policies — those that allow BYO while they await their liquor license — several restaurants are following in the footsteps of Alto and either waiving or relaxing their BYO policies to attract customers. We all know the NYC BYO mainstays (think Tartine, Nook, [...]

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Apr 27 2009

A Flea Grows in Brookyln (by Guest Writer Kristi)

Published by Kristi under New Spots

Saturday I had a chance to visit the Brooklyn Flea in Fort Greene.  The Flea, which opened for the season last week, is open on Saturdays from 10am-5pm and features 150 vendors selling clothing, antiques, jewelry and food. As NYMag pointed out a couple weeks ago in its ‘Edible Schoolyard’ piece, the Flea has become a new destination [...]

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Apr 27 2009

Restaurant Year Continues: Your Guide to Rioja Restaurant Week (April 26-May 2)

Published by Andy under Restaurant Year

Another day. Another Restaurant Week. Not that we’re complaining, though. Especially since this one revolves around wine. Vibrant Rioja, an organization formed to promote the Rioja wine region in the U.S., has teamed up with 50 or so NYC restaurants to offer prix-fixe deals and other specials that revolve around the region’s bold, bright tempranillo-based wines. [...]

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Apr 27 2009

One if by Land, Two if By Sea’s $45 Three-Course “After-Work Supper”

Published by Andy under Recession Specials

Fresh off it’s 50% off everything-on-the-menu special on Tax-Day that packed the house, One if by Land, Two if by Sea has launched a Recession Special that it’s calling the “After-Work Supper.” It’s actually a nice, euphemistic spin on the “Early-Bird Special.” The deal is $45 per person and is available Mondays through Fridays between 5:30-6:45pm. Sadly, [...]

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Apr 27 2009

3-Course Domaine du Vieux-Telegraphe Vertical Dinner at Marc Forgione

Published by Andy under Wine Tastings & Events

From the submission wire, we learn that The Grape Brokers at Marc Forgione is hosting a Three-Course Domaine du Vieux-Telegraphe Vertical Dinner at Marc Forgione this Wednesday. This is one for our “If Money Were No Object” list of events. Tickets are $185/ $350 per couple (all-inclusive)and are limited to 36 seats. For tickets or more [...]

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Apr 27 2009

Work Hard, Play Hard, ‘Wine & Dine’ Hard, Cleanse!

Published by Jill under Food, Wine & Beer News

We’ve been doing some aggressive wining and dining lately, so with the weather starting to finally turn and with summer in sight, I figured it was about that time of the year to kick up the exercise routine and to get healthy.  I cannot give up all the great food, wine, and craft beers that [...]

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Apr 27 2009

Cha-Chang! NBCNewYork.com’s ‘Locals Only’ Street Cart Serves Up Food Nirvana For Lucky Few

Published by Andy under Food & Drink Events

It almost all seemed to good to be true — 70 degrees, not a cloud in the sky, a beautiful weekend to look forward to and an email in my inbox Friday morning granting me access to a free meal prepared by chef of the moment, Momofuku’s David Chang. But this wasn’t just any meal. For one [...]

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Apr 24 2009

Yankee Stadium Offers a Wide-Range of Ways to Kill Yourself with Food

Published by Kristi under New Spots

(Welcome back by popular demand our friend and guest writer Kristi)
Disclaimer: the following account of my weekend of gluttony at Yankee Stadium is a true and accurate description of the events that transpired.  This is my story (cue Law & Order music).
Saturday – Yankees v. Indians (4-22 loss):
My friend Keith and I started Saturday [...]

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Apr 24 2009

Bad News For NYC In-N-Out Worshippers

Published by Andy under Food, Wine & Beer News

So I came across an interview on Fast Company with Stacy Perman, who literally wrote the book on In-N-Out Burger, the family-owned chain that has become a cultural institution. Unfortuantely, as is the case with some other cultural institutions outside of New York (think Waffle House, Chick-fil-A, etc.), they have yet to bring one to [...]

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Apr 24 2009

David Chang, Here We Come!

Published by Andy under Food & Drink Events

Just got the email with the secret location and my codeword for today’s David Chang Street Cart lunch event. It’s so nice of him to cook us up a free lunch that I think I’ll return the favor and bring him a little present — a bottle of Pliny the Elder (my favorite beer — [...]

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Apr 23 2009

Which Recession Specials Are Really Special?

Published by Andy under Recession Specials

With all of the Recession Specials being offered by restaurants these days, it can be difficult to determine the really good ones from the not so good ones. Some are no-brainers. Bar Blanc Bistro’s 50% off bar deal (5:30-7pm Sun-Fri) which they recently extended indefinitely is hands-down a no-brainer. Same with Ammos’ 50% off your entire bar [...]

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Apr 23 2009

AQ Kafe’s ‘Picnic in the Park’ Deal

Published by Andy under Food, Wine & Beer News

We hear the weather is gonna be heatin’ up for the weekend and that tomorrow’s gonna be beautiful. Well, if you’re not one of the few lucky ones that scored an invite to the uber-secret David Chang street cart lunch bonanza tomorrow, we have something else to give you a reason to take an extra-long lunch break. ZagatBuzz reports a [...]

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Apr 23 2009

Dinner and a Movie: “Tribeca Film Feast” Specials

Published by Andy under Food & Drink Events

If you’re heading down to the Tribeca Film Festival to catch a flick between now and Sunday, May 3rd, chances are you’ll also be looking for a place to grab a bite to eat and a couple of drinks. Why not take a break from the festivities and check out Terrance Brennan’s new recession-friendly “barstro” [...]

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Apr 22 2009

Stroopwafels: Danku or No Danku?

Published by Andy under Work Week Lunch

Dutch eatery Danku has opened in Midtown to mixed reviews, though Cravings swears by the Indonesian Sloppy Joe + Organic Fries and NYC Foodie recently discovered some unique dishes there worth trying. We got word from Danku today that come April 30th, which just happens to be Queen’s Day (Holland’s National Holiday), they will begin serving made-to-order [...]

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