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Each week in The Daily Shot, we have ourselves a drink that we think you should try, too. The drink: Curly & the Turk The bar: The Tippler (425 West 15th Street, 212-206-0000) The price:... More >>
Yesterday we spoke with Franklin Becker, the chef at both Abe & Arthur's and Lexington Brass, who told us all about revamping the menu at Abe & Arthur's and what food trends are here to... More >>
On Sunday, the Patriots will try to topple the Giants, but if you're not a football fan, what will you do while your friends scream at the television? Most likely, you'll eat. For some, Super ... More >>
1. Buy -- Go to Western Beef or a similar discount supermarket and buy the biggest and cheapest tray of wings you can find. Remember that each wing makes two Buffalo wings. ... More >>
Not only is February Hot Chocolate Month, it's also Pancake Month. Well, at least at the Clinton Street Baking Company. For the fourth year in a row, the Lower East Side eatery is dishing... More >>
This morning, we were in a cafe near our home that we go to very infrequently. Walking up to the counter we studied the menu for a moment before ordering a coffee. "False alarm!" the barista... More >>
The catfish sandwich at Taste of Seafood (#10 in our countdown) is abundant, cheap, and delectable, especially smeared with tartar and jerk sauces. For those who think Omega-3 fatty acids... More >>
Chinese Vegetable Soup from Family Garden (636 Metropolitan Avenue, 718-387-1936) ... More >>
A pair of New York educators think they have the answer to the question of how to get kids to eat healthy breakfasts and snacks. Forget for a moment that nobody has quite figured out what... More >>
Here are the latest newcomers to New York City's cutthroat dining scene. If you hear of any new openings or closings, let us know.Lady Gaga's father and chef Art Smith's buzzy new restaurant,... More >>
Franklin Becker, the chef at Abe & Arthur's and Lexington Brass, has been cooking since the ripe old age of 14. He's also a native New Yorker, so he's seen food fads wax and wane in this... More >>
Elaine Carroll is the hilarious comedian who parodies Mary-Kate Olsen in the online series Very Mary-Kate. Streamed on College Humor, the two-minute-long episodes portray fictionalized... More >>
Happy Groundhog Day! Not only is today the day that inspired Bill Murray's second-greatest film ever, it's the day we get to find out whether we're going to have six more weeks of winter... More >>
Randazzo's shines like a beacon on Sheepshead Bay, the last man standing from what was once a large population of Italian clam bars along the bay. Will it make our top 10? The city's most... More >>
This pizza parlor on Malcolm X in Harlem offers an expanded menu of diner food, with the assurance that there is no pork on the premises. On Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard, an earlier... More >>
Stories vary, but nearly everyone agrees that the French dip was invented in Los Angeles around 1918. It coincided with a national craze for... More >>
When I tell people I review restaurants for a living, they reply, "You have the best job ever." Perhaps, but some folks have it even better: the... More >>
In the Russo-Japanese War of 1904–05, the emperor stuck it to the czar. Japan tightened its grip on the Korean peninsula, and Korean... More >>
It's not every day you see a 4,000-pound oven flying three stories above Boerum Hill. But that's how Luca Arrigoni had to install the stove at... More >>
At the end of the last century, who could have predicted Manhattan would someday be speckled with Sichuan restaurants? Cantonese carryouts were... More >>
They say a good man is hard to find, but you know what's even tougher? A good mozzarella stick. You scour the city looking for the perfect logs... More >>
Out of necessity, you've probably eaten in lots of shopping-mall food courts. You're tired, hungry, and footsore, and rather than hitting the... More >>
On first glance, Battersby looks like every other twee Smith Street eatery. The narrow, brick-walled space can hold no more than 30... More >>
On my most memorable visit to Kutsher's Tribeca, I went with three generations of a family who might be seen as Catskills royalty. The... More >>
It's fitting that La Promenade des Anglais, a new restaurant whose name recalls Nice's famed Mediterranean boardwalk, is located next to New York... More >>
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