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CLOSED This long-awaited restaurant located in a remodeled textile mill in the Heights is a showcase for talented chef Scott Tycer's ultramodern American cuisine in an upscale, intimate setting that's heavy on ambience. The subtle chicness is offset by the edgy food, with the implication that you should eat what's on the chef's five- or seven- course tasting menu for that night. It's for the best, as Tycer is fastidious about using the freshest and highest-quality ingredients for his extraordinary dishes. When Textile is good, it's utterly brilliant. But the key is catching them on one of those good nights.
It was a Saturday night and the place was swinging. The music playing over the sound system was incredibly well chosen, representing the relaxed edginess that Textile, Scott Tycer's newest restaurant, tries to present: Wilco, Coltrane, Lou Reed,... More »
The long-awaited debut of Scott Tycer's Textile (611 W. 22nd St., 832-209-7174) is finally upon us. Tycer, of course, brought Houston Aries, which morphed into Pic before going away completely, as well as the ever-popular Kraftsmen Baking and... More »
While the kitchen can be uneven at Textile, one thing here is always phenomenal: dessert. Under the direction of young pastry chef Plinio Sandalio, the whimsical and utterly beguiling desserts at Textile satisfy a range of palates, from the traditional (a bold chocolate torchon) to the adventurous (sweet potato beignets with bacon ice cream, or pound cake with apple butter and blue cheese ice cream). Sandalio does double duty as the pastry chef at Gravitas (both are owned by Textile's chef,... More »
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