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Jean-Georges’ ABC Kitchen is like a hippie in a suit. The space looks as elegant as any other high-end restaurant, and the service is on-point, but underneath the glossy surface,...
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If you’re looking for a restaurant that puts vegetables front and center, then you have to go to Dirt Candy. Sure, Le Verdure makes the whole eating vegetables thing look...
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Le Verdure is the Studio 54 of the vegetable world. It’s where vegetables go to get their groove on and show off. Located next to the vegetable butcher inside of...
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If you’re looking for a heartier Mexican meal that’s also easy to eat, then a burrito is your pal. I’ve found, however, that vegetarian burritos can be a little lackluster...
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Tacos are one of my favorite foods in a pinch. I don’t mean the hard-shelled kind that are impossible to eat. I mean the small soft kind that are usually...
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After Chinatown, the East Village might have the highest concentration of bubble tea spots in Manhattan. Which is why my second (in order but not in preference) recommendation for bubble...
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Hailing from Hong Kong, bubble tea abounds at this teahouse. Credited with bringing the bubble tea concept to Hong Kong, Saint’s Alp Teahouse has since expanded into an international franchise,...
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When it comes to the best pizza in New York, the debate will forever remain unsettled. Some city-goers are loyalists of Di Fara’s while others are die-hard Grimalldi’s fans. Personally,...
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For me, pizza is an indulgence. And the ultimate indulgent pizza is Artichoke Basille’s artichoke pizza. Think: spinach and artichoke dip on a soft, thick, sturdy crust covered in ooey-gooey...
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By the time you have finished nine courses, you will probably need to be rolled home. But nonetheless, your server will come by with an offer of after dinner drinks,...
