The first things I noticed were the whimsical graphics on the cart's signage, and the spelling mistakes on those graphics touting the homemade pancakes. Who makes made-from-scratch pancakes at a food cart?
Eggs Travaganza on
52nd Street and Park Avenue does, and the chorizo, egg, and American cheese sandwich is even better.
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I may not be down with The Smith's hamburger but I can recommend the East Village restaurant for breakfast, especially if you go during the week when $8 gets you The Croaker. What is The Croaker, you ask? From...
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The basic problem is that Starbucks breakfast food is essentially airline food formulated by food scientists. So the Serious Eaters ventured to our local Starbucks to see
if the new sandwiches were first, business, or coach class.
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Here at Serious Eats, we’re all about international incarnations of the breakfast sandwich—be they burritos, panini, or something else entirely. Which is why we were so excited to hear about the line of breakfast pitas at Maoz on Union...
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South Slope's 5th Avenue started 2009 with two new coffee shops. A sterile soulless-feeling chain off 16th Street called High Point with multi-colored triangular flags outside that should go back to the car dealership, and the polar opposite, Roots...
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Last week, we weren’t too enthused about the Dunkin’ Donuts new line of breakfast sandwiches—rubbery triangles that landed firmly on the Do Not Want list. But never fear, New Yorkers! A better option is available to you. Tom Colicchio’s 'wichcraft,...
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From left: Sausage, egg, and cheese on a burger bun, from Gray's Papaya; grilled asparagus, frittata, and asiago cheese on a ciabatta roll, from Grandaisy Bakery. Both next door to each other, near the corner of West 72nd and...
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Along with pizza, fried chicken, cheeseburgers, and barbecue, I would like to nominate breakfast sandwiches for my personal food hall of fame. How great are breakfast sandwiches? Where else do you find flaky biscuits or some other appropriate breadstuff, cured...
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