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Kings of Kobe
Read More: Kings of KobeNone of my usual dinner cronies is willing to…
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How do you find your way through the blur of trattorias?
Read More: How do you find your way through the blur of trattorias?I check out the provenance. Regional chauvinism gets my attention. Or I follow the cognoscenti. Hearing that chef-owner Giancarlo Quadalti’s four-year-old Teodora has quietly become a lunchtime hangout for…
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What does a high-heeled shoe have to do with it?
Read More: What does a high-heeled shoe have to do with it?Milton Glaser’s fruit-filled pump strikes me as a deliciously perfect logo to celebrate Danzon, the narrow little duplex Zarela Martinez and her daughter Marissa Sanchez dedicate to the fragrant,…
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I used to love Aureole… will I still?
Read More: I used to love Aureole… will I still?Curb that rampant neophilia and come back to Aureole. Almost two years ago, chef-patron Charlie Palmer brought on Gerry Hayden as his second…
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Doesn’t anyone cook at home anymore?
Read More: Doesn’t anyone cook at home anymore?By the time you wake up, work out, digest the hebephrenic morning paper, moisturize, floss, recycle, and write your novel… who has time to cook?
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What’s this about a price war in the Hamptons?
Read More: What’s this about a price war in the Hamptons?Reality strikes. Some of the greediest restaurants in the Goldhamptons are bending too low to woo penny-pinchers and the affluent wounded…
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Eating Las Vegas
Read More: Eating Las VegasCan a finicky gourmand who hates to gamble and can’t stand crowds possibly find happiness in the loudest, craziest, most garish city in America? Gael Greene says you can…
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Eating Las Vegas
Read More: Eating Las VegasCan a finicky gourmand who hates to gamble and can’t stand crowds possibly find happiness in the loudest, craziest, most garish city in America? Gael Greene says you can…











