eggplant!!
spoon fork bacon
My grandfather's Italian bakery on Arthur Ave. in the Bronx. Can't get more authentic than that
Must be the feeling - Nero
stanton social
Northern Spy Co. in the East Village.
La Giostra in Florence. The absolute best Pappardelle al Cinghiale I've had in my life.
A homemade spread of meats and cheeses from Di Palo's in NYC with Grandaisy bread and olive oil from Frankie's Spuntino
Entenmann's classic chocolate doughnut w/yellow cake inside.
Rocky Road (since the path to true love is usually filled with ups and downs)
Being slightly spoiled living in the west village in nyc, I have the luxury of getting to know many shop owners on a personal level and really be able to talk to the source about their specialty products. Plus, free samples of their newest goods always helps! :)
frittata using leftover or frozen vegetables with feta cheese
a huge salad of roasted vegetables with feta, olives, and avocado
with a little bit of unsweetened vanilla almond milk
with a little bit of unsweetened vanilla almond milk
Everything almond butter and dark chocolate
chocolate crinkle cookies
marinated flank steak
butterscotch blondies with pretzel peanut caramel drizzle from bon appetit
Moroccan Spinach and Chickpeas
When you take a bite, and in addition to tasting the food - a memory comes up.
tartufo
In less than 2 weeks, I will be traveling to Naples & Capri and would love any recommendations on where to eat and drink while I am there.
I already saw the post on Slice about pizzarias to visit, and have read all the tourist guides. I am seeking your opinion on "musts" and cost is not a factor at all. Just want the best of the best.
I am in my mid-twenties and wondering where a young, single woman should go to meet someone? Since I'm not interested in going to either dive/taverns, sports, or fratboy bars - does such a place exist?
I am in my mid-twenties and wondering where a young, single woman should go to meet someone? Since I'm not interested in going to either dive/taverns, sports, or fratboy bars - does such a place exist?
Dining alone seems to be a common "fear" shared by many or stored away as "something I want to eventually do," but never actually get around to it. My perception is eating lunch alone is "acceptable," whereas dinner takes it to the next level.
So my two part question is, do you go out to dinner by youself? And if so, what are some recommendations in New York City?
My "big boss" is visiting our New York office next week and wants to take me and my 2 managers out to dinner to celebrate - my choice.
The problem is our office is in Times Square (42nd & Broadway) so we do not want to venture too far, but at the same time I feel like we have exhausted the "closest, nicest" restaurants in the area. We've already been to Esca, Hells Kitchen, Koi, db bistro moderne, Haru, Metro Marche, and Blue Fin (too many times to count).
Thoughts/suggestions?
No matter how many times we visit the New Amsterdam Market, we stumble upon something new and delicious. Case in point? The pies from Shandaken Bake, Craig Thompson's bakery in the Catskills. More
roasted root vegetable salad with goat cheese