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Craig Cavallo
Craig Cavallo has been working and eating in New York City restaurants for a decade. His insatiable appetite (and bike) take him to the next delicious thing. You can follow Craig's journey @digestny and on Digest NY, a website he launched in 2012 to share his love of food and the stories told through it. A love affair with wine grew organically when Craig was an opening staff member at Eataly's wine store. The job lead him to Piedmont, where he rolled in the hills of Langhe and discovered the beauty of hazelnuts, Arneis and salsiccia di Bra. Craig's from Syracuse, but he lives and writes in Brooklyn.
- Location: Brooklyn
- Favorite foods: Guanciale, cheese, grape leaves, fresh herbs, grapefruit, butter, campfire hot dogs (anything cooked over fire really), and Little Debbie brownies.
- Last bite on earth: Any bowl of phở in any back alley in Ho Chi Minh City.
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Inside the Wonderful Restaurant Stuck in a Tiny Coffee Shop
@EBT84 They do! Limited selection of reds, whites, and bubbles, most of which are available BTG. Beers (mostly domestic) are available in bottle and can, with a pils and cider on draft on my visit. No hard stuff.
Meet the Tiny Lunch Counter Tucked in a Midtown Loading Dock
@wingding Eureka! Thanks so much for sharing, Meredith. How I wish I were present for the charm of old New York..
Cobble Hill is Lucky to Have Brucie
Guilty as charged, Erin. Though it was more like devoured..
Tamales, not Turkey: New York Immigrants' Thanksgiving Traditions
Thanks for the note, @gluttonygal. All fixed! I'm glad you enjoyed the story.


























@VeryHungryHippo I'm glad! Thank you for the note.