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Split in half, sodden with butter, and crunchy on top with slivered almonds and coagulated sugar, the almond croissant is so good at Tartine that... More »
This quintessential Puerto Rican lunch counter is one of the few vestiges of a Latin restaurant row that once thrived along Chelsea's Eighth... More »
What makes Northern Spy (named after a native New York apple) different from all the other locavoric, market-driven restaurants popping up... More »
The chicken shawarma sandwich is the best in town-fresh cut from the homemade rotating cylinder, jammed in a pocketless pita with lettuce,... More »
Walk down the aisles filled chock-a-block with ramen, soba, rice crackers and countless varieties of miso, and arrive at the prepared foods... More »
Improvising within the hallowed canon of the Italian hero, Village pork store Faicco's takes advantage of its superior access to cold cuts to... More »
Marc Buzzio's family has been producing Northern Italian charcuterie for generations, never changing their old-school method: good meat, salt, and... More »
Back in the early '90s, Excellent Dumpling was one of ourfavorite Chinatown spots for noodles and Cantonese dumplings. It has been grandly... More »
Named after a town in southwestern Puebla, Chinantla is a bright spot in the dining galaxy surrounding Pratt Institute. Once a grocery, the space... More »
Truth in advertising! This bustling joint is indeed deluxe, with a fantastic meat-fish-frozen grocery selections (doing rapid turnover), as well... More »
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