Ed Levine Eats (The Sequel)
When we launched Serious Eats I didn't want to kill off Ed Levine Eats, so I just sort of put it in hibernation mode. It killed me not to be posting about my New York eating adventures, but I just didn't have the time. Then a couple of weeks ago a guy driving past me in a car rolled down his window and said, "You're Ed Levine, right?" I nodded affirmatively not really knowing where this interaction was headed. "What happened to Ed Levine Eats?" he asked. "I launched Serious Eats a couple of months ago and I post on that almost every day," I replied. This did not satisfy him. "Serious Eats is good, but it's not the same." And with that he rolled down his window and drove off.
Well, he was right, and though I still don't know if I'm going to be able to post every day on ELE, I'm still going to give it a shot. Today I posted about a meal I had at the new Landmarc at the Time-Warner Center. I've got a ton of things I want to write about; New York after all is a veritable food playground, so we'll just see what happens. So until further notice, Ed Levine Eats is back.
Photograph by Robyn Lee
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