All sorts of restaurants have opened in New York this year—many of which made Ed's list of
his favorite reviews of 2010. Now it's your turn to tell us: What's your favorite new restaurant in NYC?
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Over at Bon Appetit, the BA Foodist
complains about dishes that show up too often on restaurant menus. Are you bored with beet-and-goat-cheese salad? Are you tired of panna cotta? Or are there other menu items that you think really deserve the award for
Most Played Out?
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New York recently launched a
new restaurant grading program, assigning letter grades of A, B, or C to eating establishments, depending on the outcome of their most recent health inspection. More importantly? Restaurants are required to post those letter grades in the window for all to see. Would a low grade put you off a restaurant?
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[Photograph: NYC Department of Health] Today marks the launch of New York City's new restaurant grading program. The much-debated system assigns letter grades of A, B, or C depending on the number of health code violations recorded in a...
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Photo: NYDN Any New Yorker who's stopped in a Starbucks or McDonald's in the last few years knows that calorie counts are posted with every menu item. But since law requires calorie information from any restaurant with 15 or more...
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Last week, Bruce Buschel wrote the first installation of "100 Things Restaurants Should Never Do." Today, he's back with Part Two. A few I'm inclined to agree with: 58. Do not bring judgment with the ketchup. Or mustard. Or hot...
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[Photo: Robyn Lee] We've made a bunch of additions to our New York Thanksgiving Menu guide as more restaurants firm up their plans—including heavy hitters like the Craft restaurants, 100% vegan options like Pure Food and Wine, and affordable...
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Over on Serious Eats Talk, clarkie_16 asks for good places to eat out alone in New York. We've got some suggestions here, including a few expected ones—the bars at Balthazar and Otto, grab-and-go joints like the Shake Shack or...
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"You might be pleased to know your beans are roasted and packed to the sexy classic rock sounds of Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath." [Photographs: Allison Hemler] Get out your measuring scoop, a kettle, and a French press, and make...
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[Fork in the Road] It's been a tough year for restaurants across New York and across the country, but some neighborhoods have been hit harder than others, as becomes painfully and troublingly clear in this Fork in the Road...
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