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Where To Eat Out On Thanksgiving In New York: The Restaurants
these do all seem a little expensive.
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
When I broke up with someone I bought a 50 euro bottle of red wine and drank it with my dinner than night. Felt awesome.
Joseph Leonard for Lunch: Next Stop, Yummyville?
hashbrowns look awesome, can anyone answer this question?
Why in Colorado when I ordered hashbrowns it was just potato and in NYC there's usually corned beef in them, is that an East Coast thing?
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Yankees vs. Phillies: The Serious Eats World Series
That pork roast sandwich looks fantastic.
Where To Eat Out On Thanksgiving In New York: The Restaurants
these do all seem a little expensive.
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
When I broke up with someone I bought a 50 euro bottle of red wine and drank it with my dinner than night. Felt awesome.
Joseph Leonard for Lunch: Next Stop, Yummyville?
hashbrowns look awesome, can anyone answer this question?
Why in Colorado when I ordered hashbrowns it was just potato and in NYC there's usually corned beef in them, is that an East Coast thing?
Sneak Peek: Bill's Bar and Burger, Meatpacking District, NYC
I posted my thoughts on this burger to http://irishfatty.blogspot.com - I think your review is spot on though, you can't declare this the best burger until you're tried it a few times, I got the sunset and vine and it was too messy.
Alicia Silverstone Concerned About Cruelty To Eggs
you get royalties from movies now?
Sneak Peek: Bill's Bar and Burger, Meatpacking District, NYC
This looks fantastic, I'm totally going here tonight. From the looks of it it's basically In-n-Out and Shake Shack, in NYC. Also Lion Force Voltron ftw.
To Sir Cutlets, with Love
this is awesome.
Quote of the Day: Prodigious Appetites
I read his blog and almost attended his burger thing but I had a friend in town.
Raising the Bar: Happy Hour Sandwiches at Marshall Stack
Check out Mc'Garrys on 34th and 9th - Their crabcakes are superb.
Anyone Interested in Starting an Underground Supper Club in NYC?
fyi theres already a bunch of clubs similar to this on meetup.com
Breakfast of Champions: Homemade Corned Beef Hash at Stage Restaurant
Do people email you these place names to check out or do you just stumble upon them?
Lower East Side Coffee Shop's Burger is Mediocrity Epitomized
Who doesn't like hamburgers? - Crazy.
All You Need to Know About Di Fara, 2009
You guys take this shit way too seriously. - Napoli pizza is the only pizza, calling the stuff they server here in the states pizza is like calling a kebab a burger because it's meat between bread.
NOW ARGUE.
Schnitzel and Things
will have to try the cod.
Win Tickets to an NYC Advance Screening of 'Julie and Julia'
Delia Smith Complete how to cook.
Growing up in Ireland my mother always had a flour stained, grease spattered edition in the kitchen as she cooked her latest concoctions.
I used it and practised the recipes throughout my youth, everything from how to boil an egg to how to roast a goose.
When I got my first apartment my mother gave me a brand new copy, I'm hoping one day it'll be as dog eared and impressive looking as my mother's tome to culinary experimentation.
Grilled: Jason Beckerman of Burger of the Month
how can he not like pickles but used to love bigmacs, they're loaded with them.
Dear AHT: A Letter from un Ami Français
That movie is awesome.
"I'm Andy Warhol and I just finished eating a hamburger"
Is It a 'Plain' Slice, a 'Regular' Slice, or Something Else Entirely?
"May I have a portion of your finest margharita pizza my fine fellow?"
Another Burger Ruined by Brioche from The Smith
You should watch Heston Blumenthal's show on the perfect burger.
Big Apple BBQ Block Party
I turned up at 5pm - Lazy sunday....
No BBQ left so I went to RUB, hehe.
Serious Sandwiches: Merguez Frites
in holland a broodje americaan is filled with raw ground meat. ugh
Quote of the Day: Listen to the People, Joe
I just moved to america and find the entire concept of mushrooms on a burger disgusting, they add nothing to a burger, nothing.
50,000 Sikhs Celebrate Vaisakhi with Mass Buffet in Madison Square Park
Saw the parade as I wandered around, wish I knew to head up to the park!!
Joseph Leonard for Lunch: Next Stop, Yummyville?
Wow, everything looks AMAZING. I especially like the looks of the duck rillette and the hashbrown.
Yankees vs. Phillies: The Serious Eats World Series
The Papaya King in Philly closed down a few years ago.
Yankees vs. Phillies: The Serious Eats World Series
@simon: agreed but philly takes street food, carts, etc
Yankees vs. Phillies: The Serious Eats World Series
Whoever did this list, you do realize Philly has a Papaya King too, right?
Sneak Peek: Bill's Bar and Burger, Meatpacking District, NYC
OK, this Bostonian be in the Meatpacking District/Chelsea for one afternoon next weekend, and cannot decide whether to go to Bill's or Shake Shack for a burger.
I'm leaning toward SS. Anybody want to convince me otherwise?
Thanks!
Where To Eat Out On Thanksgiving In New York: The Restaurants
@NYminknit if you associate great food with a high price tag you're probably not a "foodie" in the first place.
BTW, I despise the word "foodie."
And I agree, let's here some of the other options out there!
Where To Eat Out On Thanksgiving In New York: The Restaurants
@NY: Non - foodie friendly? This site is not exclusively for foodie type places or meals. And cooking at home is not an option for me, it is too small and I wanted my few family members and I to meet in a location that isn't a 2-3 hour travel. I will not go into more detail - but cooking at home for either of us is not an option.
Yankees vs. Phillies: The Serious Eats World Series
I doubt that is a Chicago dog - a true Chicago dog has relish, sport pepper, pickle and tomato
Yankees vs. Phillies: The Serious Eats World Series
One other dish where New York beats Philadelphia, crow. New Yorkers will be eating it for a year starting a few games from now.
Meanwhile, Philadelphians will be eating hot dogs as Paesano's http://unbreaded.com/2009/10/29/name-this-phillies-sandwich-at-paesanos/
Where To Eat Out On Thanksgiving In New York: The Restaurants
There's Sylvia's and Veselka, for cheaper options. Soul food/southern food places in general offer more family-style meals for less for Thanksgiving.
But @QueenAlli, the recession option is cooking at home--it's rare that NY higher end restaurants offer a la carte on Thanksgiving. (I should know, I have eaten out every Thanksgiving in New York since 1996.) I am sympathetic to the recession issue (totally in need of money myself) but I think that for "non-foodie friendly" options you should go to a non-foodie site. Like Yahoo.
Yankees vs. Phillies: The Serious Eats World Series
You have some serious reading comprehension issues.
Yankees vs. Phillies: The Serious Eats World Series
@simon: hot dogs are hardly bourgeois dining. Besides, North Jersey beats both cities when it comes to hot dogs. Sabrett originated in Jersey City, N.J. and was usurped by New York. We also have Best's, Thumann's, Schickhaus, and others.
Where To Eat Out On Thanksgiving In New York: The Restaurants
Hey SE, we need some recession, non-foodie friendly options here. Please.
Where To Eat Out On Thanksgiving In New York: The Restaurants
any family style options?
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
Go to Balthazar. It's fun, lively, has a fantastic menu (all price points, delicious, too) and just feels celebratory.
(Otherwise, my vote goes to Public - also a really fun atmosphere and a really memorable menu. Plus, if you want to keep drinking afterwards, you can hit up the Monday Room.)
Cheers!
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
Public does a "Sunday Supper" every week that's like a mini-tasting menu -- 5 courses, chef's choice, for $50. If you're looking to celebrate your greater food freedom, that could be fun! The menu a couple of weeks ago was very tasty and not too overwhelmingly huge, and like cg_ups said, the atmosphere is lively but not crazy loud (on Sundays at least).
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
Gotta cosign the recommendations by charm city cupcake. All very good restaurants. Saul is a bit on the pricey side but it should fit into the budget of $ 20-25. Food is great. The Vanderbilt just opened (Vanderbilt and Bergen) which is Saul Bolton's new restaurant...supposed to be good as well.
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
congrats bisou!
I just went though a similar situation and my GF and I polished off a few bottles of thoughtfully-selected wines and a few blocks of cheese LOL!
Wish I could be of more help; enjoy!
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
the brooklyn suggestions were all excellent, good to see that my neighborhood is well represented (heyoo smith street!). i like public. the food is good, and it's pretty lively so good for a celebratory night out. friend of a farmer sucks. sorry to be blunt, but don't waste a fun night out on that over-rated yuppie hellhole. if you want to stay in manhattan, there are so many great places in that price range. i'm just going to pick a neighborhood and say west village: little owl, perilla, mary's fish camp, pearl's oyster bar, market table, aquagrill (soho but had to throw that one in), morandi, the place, extra virgin (italian, but more rustic not a typical red sauce joint), so many choices. enjoy your night out!
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
Thanks for all the suggestions and well-wishes everyone! Although I did phrase it in terms of a break-up dinner, it really is a celebration of me getting back to my normal (better) self--ex loved eating but not food per se, and always criticized my "picky" (aka, not Papa John's) taste. I'll definitely check out some of these places; we were also thinking of No. 7, Public, or Friend of a Farmer if anyone has been to any of those places.
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
I have no recommendations but congrats, bisou! It's a great idea - I might have to do the same.
Joseph Leonard for Lunch: Next Stop, Yummyville?
@jerkfaceirl
that's a different dish: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corned_beef_hash
nyc diners tend to have corned beef hash but not hashbrowns. unfortunately.
Celebratory Break-Up Dinner
How about either Otto ( http://www.ottopizzeria.com/) or Boqueria SoHo ( http://www.boquerianyc.com/index2.html ) both are great places for groups, fairly affordable, and have perfect atmospheres for ordering lots of small plates to share and wine (or sangria in Boqueria's case).
Sneak Peek: Bill's Bar and Burger, Meatpacking District, NYC
A burger on an english muffin is like a bluegrass band with drums.
Sure, you can do it. Some people may even like it, but it don't make it right.
(Looking at you, Yonder Mountain String Band/Westville!)
Sneak Peek: Bill's Bar and Burger, Meatpacking District, NYC
Can someone explain exactly how smash grilling works? It seems to be very popular. I see it was described as what Steak & Shake do... I'm really not a fan of Steak & Shake, as I find their product to be too greasy.
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That pork roast sandwich looks fantastic.