British pub fare gets a lot of flack, whether deservedly or undeservedly so, but the refined edge of Jones Wood Foundry has pushed its reputation in the right direction. The newly opened pub and restaurant serves British classics by partner-chef Jason Hicks, who betrays his English upbringing with a hint of French finesse from his years in fine dining restaurants. More
The walls are lined with teacups, the counter is lined with cakes, and the staff are all very friendly and very British. Often you'll see a solitary expat sitting at one of the small tables nursing a plate of bangers and mash and a good book. It's no wonder that a place this charmingly British would win me over in an instant. More
Last week, I gave you some of my picks for the best food in New Jersey; here's a bit more! Japanese Mitsuwa Marketplace seems to be the ultimate and only place for authentic Japanese. I've said it before and it... More
My heart sank when I read that The British Connection—the closest thing we have to a British megastore—started stocking “gourmet foods from around the world and fine cheeses.” I knew I’d better get down there before the place becomes... More
Or, "Why Did We Want Independence from This?" Myers of Keswick feels as though it has been looking out on Hudson Street forever, which, in Manhattan terms is true; the self-styled "Bastion of Albion in Manhattan," opened its doors 23... More
