We didn't need
New York magazine's
Approval Matrix, the back-page feature that decides where current pop culture blips land on its taste meter, to tell us that
J. Kenji Lopez-Alt's
Food Lab column was brilliant. We already knew that. But hey, it's pretty cool to see his
thin, crisp french fries right above John Goodman's head (looking good, indeed!) and below James Taylor and Carol King rocking out at Madison Square Garden.
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Melissa Hom, New York magazine Grub Street has posted this week's "New York Diet" column, and the featured eater is Serious Eats overlord Ed Levine. If you have ever wanted to hear about every single piece of food Ed...
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If you're one of those restaurant-goers who ogles every dish in sight before placing your order, you might enjoy Grub Street's newest feature: visual tours of New York menus. First up is recently-opened Bowery hotspot Double Crown. Click through to...
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Looking to donate your hard-earned dollars to something worthwhile? Consider the 10th Annual New York Taste, a benefit for City Harvest, on Monday, November 3, at Skylight (map). Tickets are $215 (VIP, which gets you in an hour early) or...
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Most important? Yes. Photograph by thewanderingeater Gael Greene gives us her list of the 14 most important New York City restaurants of the last 40 years. Here are the problems: She never defines what she means by important Her...
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Editor's note: Every afternoon we post a short Sugar Rush to end your day. Think of it as the dessert to your daily blog reading. —Zach Photograph by Bob Blesse I'm an affogato freak, so I really appreciated Robin Raisfeld...
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New York Magazine's Cheap Eats of 2008 is out today, featuring the annual round-up of some of the city's best deals. Among the features: chefs' favorite cheap eats, grub under $5, and—natch—a look at the increase in prices from last...
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New York Magazine has bought Menupages, the invaluable menu archive and review site (oh-so handy for delivery) for eight major cities (New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and South Florida). New York Magazine has already...
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Ed Levine sounds off on the breakfast meals he would have added to
New York magazine's breakfast list.
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New York Magazine's Best-of issue hits the stands tomorrow and it's filled with lots of interesting best-of choices. Some I agree with, some I don't, and that's the fun of these kinds of issues. Here's a few of the good,...
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