An aspiring food writer living in Park Slope, I live to eat (and write about it)!
So glad it's back! The almond bubble tea is a personal favorite. I'll miss the faux brick walls, though, unless they're still there!
....kicking myself for moving out of the LES....
I had no idea Russ & Daughters gets their babka from another source! Green's is pretty darn tasty then.
I hope that the gloomy weather clears up so that I can trek to this place for lunch sometime soon! That sandwich looks so much better than the other midtown lunch options.
Wow. That mac & cheese looks incredible! I'll have to try it.
That apple cinnamon roll looks incredible! I think I stared at that picture for 10 minutes straight.
I love this idea! Keep 'em coming.
I think Smith & Wollensky served me a perfect version of prime rib, according to this assessment!
http://splurgeorregurge.blogspot.com/2009/12/super-splurge-dinner-at-smith-and.html
Chili! I made a big pot of it today.
Dom DeMarco needs to stop getting so much press so he can reduce the cost of his $5 single slice :(
Roberta's in Bushwick
gingerbread cupcake looks great!
:( what a let down. the pictures make the food look deceptively good!
oops, I mean $3.75. Wishful thinking..
all's I know is the price of that outrageously cheap/delicious-looking American Breakfast was definitely included. $.375?! hot damn.
I'll take each and every one of these dishes. But if I ate a lunch like this, I'd have a VERY unproductive afternoon!
Bonnie's in Park Slope and Black Iron Burger in the East Village
poached eggs, well-done bacon, and the polenta cubes from Brooklyn Diner!
This looks delicious -- especially the cemita. How big are the tacos? They look a lot more sizable than the ones at La Superior in Williamsburg. I feel like that place touts a similar menu, and it was mentioned in the NYT $25 & under briefs. I was pretty disappointed about the size of the tacos though. Yeah, they're $2.50 a pop, but your stomach's still growling even if you eat 3 of them.
wow..that oatmeal streusel topping is the icing on the cake (no horribly lame pun intended). looks great!
My dad is coming into Manhattan tomorrow to see a Knicks game with me. I want to take him to a decent restaurant in the area for dinner, which I know is an ambitious endeavor (it's pretty slim-pickin's over there!). I'm thinking $15-23 for entrees. Any suggestions?
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excellent choice!! i love this sandwich.