Just this very morning, the plywood finally came down at Jeffrey’s , the new grocery, wine bar, oyster bar, and restaurant from Joseph Leonard’s Gabe Stulman . Stulman is scheduled to open the place this fall—looks like sooner rather than later—just before he debuts his revamp of the old Fedora space on West 4th Street.
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Plywood Special: Plywood Finally Unpeeled on Jeffrey’s, Gabe Stulman’s Newest
Sunset llha do Algodoal Top Beach Destination : Brazil is full of beaches and it’s hard to define if one more beautiful than another and it’s even harder to name a favourite beach destination. Out of all the beaches that I have visited each of them have their particular beauty.
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My top places in Brazil
Rice noodles are a light and delicate option for those who are gluten-intolerant.
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Recipes for Health: Stir-Fried Rice Stick Noodles With Bok Choy and Cherry Tomatoes
A San Diego restaurant owner has been thrust into one of the nation’s most contentious debates, sending a current of fear through the restaurant industry.
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Immigration Crackdown Steps Into the Kitchen
Today, with the drop of Flo Fab’s official monster Fall Preview list , the official fall restaurant season has officially begun. It’s official. The list this year contains few surprises and a much of it has already been seen in the versions from TONY , New York , Metromix , and Zagat .
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Fall Previewing: This Just In: More Monster Fall Preview Reveals!
It’s not often that the Seychelles Consul General for The United States invites you to an event, but then again New York Fashion Week is hardly a regular week.
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Nightlife: Millbank Members Lounge Briefly Touches Down In NYC
The chef Daniel Humm hopes to transform an overachieving neighborhood restaurant into one of the world’s standard bearers of fine dining.
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Fall Restaurant Preview: At Eleven Madison Park, Fixing What Isn’t Broke
With the Red Rooster, the former Aquavit chef turns his attention to inexpensive ingredients, drawn from the neighborhood’s ethnic mix.
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Fall Restaurant Preview: Marcus Samuelsson Opens in Harlem
As the government cracks down on business that hire undocumented workers–including restaurants–one result could be higher menu prices.
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What If Restaurants Stopped Hiring Illegal Immigrants?
The culinary version of the musical chairs game continues in the Back Bay of Boston, as a French restaurant on Newbury Street has closed, and a small local chain of Italian eateries is moving its original restaurant into the space. According to the now-closed restaurant’s website, Bouchee has shut its doors on Newbury (between Dartmouth and Exeter Streets) after about four years in business, and Papa Razzi will soon be opening in the space. (Papa Razzi’s original location at the corner of Newbury and Dartmouth Streets will become home to a Mexican restaurant called Lolita Cocina & Tequila Bar.) The Grub Street Boston site mentions that Bouchee may be looking at reopening in a new space in the Back Bay, though nothing specific has been confirmed yet
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Bouchee in the Back Bay Closes; Papa Razzi Moving Into Its Space
It is a place where I get to meet a lot of people, make friends, discover stuffs, buy some cute souvenirs and sometimes get treated to a sumptuous meal or simply get a taste of some of the local foodies. I could still remember that day, when I was travelling back from a foreign assignment
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Loving Airports
MIDTOWN — The second branch of Hello Pasta , a Chipotle like pasta chain that hopes to conquer all of New York, has opened on 3rd Ave. between 44th and 45th. [ML] SPORTS THINGS — Guest of a Guest offers a round up of where to watch specific college football games
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EaterWire: Hello Pasta Expands in Midtown; EMP Drops Cheap Lunch
While awarding one star to newish pizza restaurant Fornino Park Slope , Sam Sifton responds to Jeffrey Steingarten’s accusation that he and other New York Times staffers have a Brooklyn bias and celebrate restaurants there unduly: Mr. Steingarten writes in the manner of a biplane looping and spinning through the sky. He plunges deeply into opinion before soaring over fact
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Beefs: Sifton Responds to Steingarten’s Accusation of Brooklyn Bias
Click the image above to view the full photogallery. 1) Upper West Side : Per a tipster, the long-vacant space that was formerly Monsoon at 81st and Amsterdam Ave is “showing signs of life.” It’s going to be a branch of NYC Thai chain Spice [PLYWOOD] 2) East Village : EV Grieve snaps a shot of signage for Cafe St. Marks, the upcoming FroYo and tea spot that’s taking over the old Red Mango space, thus continuing the never-ending cycle of FroYo and tea on St
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The Plywood Report: Spice, Casa Havana, Percy’s Tavern, and More Coming Soon
On Sunday’s episode of Mad Men , “The Suitcase,” Peggy Olson stayed late at work and missed a birthday dinner with her boyfriend and family at the restaurant The Forum of the Twelve Caesars. For those who weren’t around NYC five decades ago, it was a very famous and big deal restaurant! Eater National has the complete history.
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Getting Nostalgic: On Sunday’s episode of Mad Men,…
Although the dining rooms of the city are filled with many happy couples, they are also inhabited by lovesick diners looking to catch the eye of that special someone. Sometimes, these people take to Craigslist, to try and find that guy or girl who they saw from across the dining room, but weren’t able to muster the courage to say something to. Here now are a few restaurant missed connections — perhaps love is on the menu for these lonely people sometime soon.
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Matters of the Heart : New York Restaurant Missed Connections
Marc Jacobs the lifestyle brand on a mission to take over Manhattan? Hot on the heels of his just-opened Bookmarc bookstore in the West Village, our sister site Racked NY has unearthed evidence that Jacobs will be opening a Marc Jacobs Cafe uptown sooner rather than later
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Marc Jacobs Cafe?: Marc Jacobs the lifestyle brand on…
Our latest Twitter poll is now complete, with this poll focusing on the best cupcakes in the Boston area. Our previous polls have included a steak and cheese poll (Carl’s in Waltham won), an ice cream poll (Richardson’s in Middleton), a roast beef poll (Nick’s Famous Roast Beef in Beverly), a chicken wing poll (Buff’s Pub in Newton), a macaroni and cheese poll (Fat Cat in Quincy), a fried clam poll (JT Farnham’s in Essex), an onion ring poll (Mr. Bartley’s Burger Cottage in Cambridge), a hot dog poll (Spike’s Junkyard Dogs), a pizza poll (Santarpio’s in East Boston), a burger poll (Mr
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Results of Twitter Cupcake Poll
In today’s Eaterrogations, Peter Meehan speaks to Joshua David Stein about how cookbooks changed his life, his future projects with David Chang, his love of Sam Sifton, and how hard it is to get inside a chef’s head. He also explains that Chang has just launched a cooking lab in the East Village. We hear it’s located in the former Momofuku office space on East 10th St.: Ferran’s lab is built six months out of the year to specifically develop items on the menu that they’re serving the other six months.
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MomoVerse: David Chang Transforms Former Office into MomoLabs
1) Midtown East : Social-networking orgy/restaurant 4Food officially starts serving their doughnut shaped burgers on Madison and 40th St today. Status: Certified Open; 286 Madison Ave [ENY] 2) Carroll Gardens : BococaLand brings word that Lilla Cafe has opened in the old Korhogo 126 space on Union St serving an American menu. Status: Certified Open; 126 Union St, 718-855-4405 [BococaLand] 3) Hell’s Kitchen : Life with Food and Drink posts signage of an outpost of Blue 9 Burger that opened over the weekend on 9th between 52nd and 53rd.
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Tuesday Opening Report: 4 Food, Lilla Cafe, Blue 9 Burger and More Certified Open