Sausage dish from DBGB. [Photograph: Robyn Lee] Sam Sifton's first reviews appeared in the New York Times today, and he shows himself to be a passionate, discerning, and inclusive. Sounds like the definition of a serious eater to me....
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A lot’s been said about DBGB, Daniel Boulud’s new downtown digs, but brunch hasn’t been discussed much. I wondered why; a menu largely comprised of sausages seemed a perfect fit for a hearty morning meal. Truth be told, there’s...
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After dinner at DBGB last week, Ed, Robyn and I shared a trio of desserts. I tried to pick a favorite, as I always do when a crowd of sweets land at the table. But really, such a task...
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The new fancypants hot dogs, or should I say
haut dogs, are threatening to take away the glory from Gray's Papaya and other streetside dogs. But can chefs really improve on what many observers say is tubesteak perfection?
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Daniel Boulud's new spot
DBGB won't open until early June, but here are a few shots of the food to come. The classically-trained French chef is going for a brasserie-meets-diner menu, which includes matzoh ball soup, hot dogs, and a bunch of other sausages.
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