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Pranna delivers some unimaginative entrees, though the restaurant’s trademark assortment of satays are more impressive. Read More...
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Once carried by wives to laborers in the fields, the meat-filled cakes called pasteles are now an indispensable part of holiday gatherings. Read More...
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A guide to places to eat along the 26.2-mile course of the New York City Marathon. Read More...
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Instead of splurging on the usual candy choices this Halloween, these New York bakeries offer international delights. Read More...
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The number of coffee shops opening across the city recently has some people claiming that New York is experiencing a coffee renaissance. Read More...
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Apotheke has a host of cocktails that Diamond Jim Brady wouldn’t recognize, while the center of attention at White Star is absinthe. Read More...
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The 2009 Michelin and Zagat guides to New York restaurants, published Monday, tend to like the same places — for the most part. Read More...
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The latest installment of Obikà, which opened its first mozzarella bar in Rome four years ago, is set to open in the sculpture garden of 590 Madison Avenue. Read More...
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Food is no longer the point of Michael’s, a Midtown nexus of influence and affluence and fodder for Page Six. Read More...
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Luxee feels like a simple neighborhood cafe, but it’s actually a satellite of a fashion and culinary school in Tokyo. Read More...
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When the General Greene is on its game, it blurs the line between a casual local joint and a restaurant worth crossing through ZIP codes to get to. Read More...
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Many New York restaurants aren’t taking their success, or for that matter their survival, for granted. Read More...
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A look at restaurant openings in New York this season, which are beginning to require the kind of planning that went into the Beijing Olympics. Read More...
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Beating more than 150 other municipal water systems, New York City came in first in the New York State Water Taste Test at the State Fair in Syracuse this week. Read More...
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Talay serves a hybrid of Thai and Latin food in Harlem. Read More...
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