From 1985 to 2006, Drew Nieporent’s Tribeca beacon of civility brought a glow to many a wine lover, Continue Reading / Buy a Print
One Bedford
A welcoming neighborhood spot, One Bedford offers burgers, pierogis, and more well into the wee hours. (One Bedford Ave, Greenpoint, Brooklyn 718-383-5349.)
Signed fine art Giclee prints on museum-quality, one-quarter-cotton 280 gsm paper with archival inks are available in two sizes:
5 x 7 for $55 (email me about this size)
9 x 12 for $95
Editions are strictly limited to 365 copies, and each annotated print is a beautiful reminder that our days are numbered.
Rosie O’Grady’s
Steaks and chops and seafood since 1973. Continue Reading / Buy a Print
Camperdown Elm
Just as there are restaurants in Brooklyn and then there are restaurants in Brooklyn, there are trees in Prospect Park and then there’s the Camperdown Elm. Continue Reading / Buy a Print
Nino’s
With a fondness for red sauce, this Staten Island staple of Italian cuisine offers almost as many options as there are cables in the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge. Continue Reading / Buy a Print
Olmsted
Prospect Park was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, who had previously brought the metropolis Central Park. Continue Reading / Buy a Print
Dirt Candy
Like many before her, the chef Amanda Cohen was a teenager when she stumbled across cookbooks from Moosewood, the ground-breaking vegetarian restaurant in Ithaca, New York. Continue Reading / Buy a Print
I Sodi
You want good Italian food? Scratch that. You want good food, period? Continue Reading / Buy a Print
Joe’s Pizza (14th Street)
Five years ago today, the second Joe’s Pizza in the city opened, second only to, well, Joe’s #1, at Carmine Street, and that’s speaking chronologically, not culinarily, of course. Continue Reading / Buy a Print
Eleven Madison Park
Last spring, after topping the list of the World’s Best Restaurants for the year 2017, this Gramercy Park standard-bearer closed for renovations. Continue Reading / Buy a Print
