Food New Jersey Pizzeria Claims to Be Older than Lombardi’s; Staten Island Restos Boast the Most ‘A’ Grades
by Chantal Martineau
A pizzeria in Trenton, New Jersey, is claiming that it, and not Lombardi’s in Manhattan, is the oldest in the country.
[Diner’s Journal]
Everything you need to know about hosting your very first clam bake, courtesy of Mark Bittman.
[T Magazine]
More on the forthcoming food-truck food court that will launch in Long Island City in a couple of weeks.
[NY Daily News]
It looks like Staten Island has the highest percentage of A-graded restaurants, with some 73 percent earning the coveted grade. The city average is 69 percent.
[Metro]
A number of Los Angeles’s rising-star chefs did not take the traditional route of going to culinary school.
[LA Times]
Pain D’Avignon is moving into a 10,000-square-foot facility in Long Island City. It also was approved for more than $1 million in tax breaks to keep it in New York.
[Crain’s]
This article from the Village Voice Archive was posted on July 28, 2011