Tzarevna Restaurant. Golden Diner Updates the Greasy-Spoon Tradition. On a recent Thursday at Golden Diner, two patrons took three-hundred-and-sixty-degree spins, in perfect unison, on their swivelling stools.
They looked gleeful. And who could blame them? It was a gorgeous fall morning. Warm light flooded the room on the Lower East Side, just south of Chinatown. They were drinking Yuzu Palmers, a cocktail that cleverly replaces an Arnold Palmer’s lemonade with yuzu-ade and iced tea with Darjeeling-flavored soju. Welcome to Peter Luger Steakhouse. The Official Guide to New York City. 36 Hours in Central Park, New York - Video. 36 Hours in Queens, N.Y. Brooklyn: les nouveaux visages du rivage. «Ici, à Brooklyn, il y a toujours la sensation de la mer», écrivait la romancière américaine Carson McCullers.
Pour s’en apercevoir, plus besoin d’aller jusqu’à Coney Island, tout au sud, ou de traîner vers le pont de Brooklyn, qui mène à Manhattan. How New York Ended Up With Nine Chinatowns. Think Chinese food in New York City, and three main hubs immediately come to mind: Manhattan’s Chinatown, Flushing in Queens, and Brooklyn’s Sunset Park.
Those destinations have long been filled with Chinese food catering to both Chinese and American tastes, available at all price points, and from many regions in China. But the number of Chinese immigrants in NYC has risen sharply in recent years — with Chinese people only trailing Dominicans as the largest foreign-born population in NYC. People of Chinese descent have spread farther out in larger numbers and developed communities along the way that at this point can be considered mini Chinatowns. NYC from above, at night. Top ten dishes and drinks in New York City in 2013. Nicoletta Pizzeria, East Village, Manhattan.
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Settle in to the kitchen counter at this intimate 18 seat space for a unique dining experience featuring the cuisine of Chef Cesar Ramirez. This prix-fixe dinner consists of over twenty small plate courses. We are currently booking reservations six weeks in advance. Every Monday morning we open up a new week at 10:30 am. All reservations for the sixth week out are booked at that time.
The tasting menu changes daily and is always finalized the day of. Dress Code: Formal Business Attire, jacket required for men. Below is a list of the upcoming Mondays and the corresponding dates we will be booking for: Pouring Ribbons (cocktails), Manhattan. Eating and Drinking Red Hook, Brooklyn. But for variety, charm, oddity and rugged urban beauty, there is nothing in the city like eating and drinking your way across this Brooklyn neighborhood.
To understand why, imagine that what ran through Red Hook’s streets last Oct. 29 was lava, six feet deep in places. The neighborhood would have been a modern Pompeii of food and drink, a startlingly complete record of the things that obsessed hungry New Yorkers in 2012. The buried machinery alone would have told a story. The vortex winnowers, conches and melting tanks would illustrate the making of chocolate bars from cacao pods. Copper-pot stills would document the rise of small distilleries. Coffee roasters would give evidence of New York’s pursuit of the perfect caffeine high. Of course, what really covered Red Hook was a flood tide swept in by . Most impressively, Red Hook is a true community in a city where that notion is becoming more abstract all the time. Red Hook Food Vendors Fairway Market.
Em Restaurant, Brooklyn. Roberta's, Bushwick, Brooklyn + Oxomoco Mexican restaurant, Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Acme Smoked Fish Factory, Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Tirado Distillery, Bronx. Pete Wells Explores Korean Restaurants in Queens. We can blame the IRT.
The No. 7 train was never meant to end at Main Street in Flushing. If the Interborough Rapid Transit Company had followed through on plans to extend it, then all the remarkable Korean food of Queens might be as famous as the dosas of Jackson Heights, the tamales of Corona, the som tums of Elmhurst. But the last stop on the Flushing Local line is just the beginning of the Korean strip. It stretches east for about five more miles, following the Long Island Rail Road tracks and Northern Boulevard all the way into Nassau County. The Hot Dog, Redefined One Cart at a Time. Seriously.
A couple of them showed up in Central Park the other day. Andrew McDonnell, the entrepreneur behind the Good to Go Organics carts that have begun popping up in the city, was standing next to one of his three wiener stands and talking about the provenance of the toppings that grace his organic dogs. Welcome to Amsterdam Nursing Home. Brooklyn Brainery Offers Popular Courses. Michael Appleton for The New York Times.
Soto Japanese Restaurant - permanently closed. Food was great, had the full omakase.
Everything was very consistent in quality and taste. Especially loved the goma tofu, eel and sushi. Sushi were warm, albeit smaller than average, scored, and very soft. It's an approach that I surprisingly didn't mind and actually found quite memorable. Prior to the trip I read a lot of reviews about bad services and sub-par decor but both were surprisingly fine.