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CLOSED Almost a decade after purchasing the little side-street spot, chef Sharon Hage continues to play to an appreciative dining audience. You will still find an offbeat collection of dishes dictated by Hage's whims and what is fresh and available that day. The beautiful thing about York Street is that these creative forays are strictly governed by the logic of tightly meshed flavors. Virtually nothing here is out of balance, yet it is as exciting as anything in town. Even the wine list, provocatively eclectic, lists only those wines that work with what's on the menu. No bottles with snob appeal. Few bottles with trendy cult status. York Street continues to work like a restaurant should, only better.
The closure of York Street this weekend, reported first today by Teresa Gubbins at Pegasus News, leaves a void that produce salesman Tom Spicer suggested he might be inclined to fill. "One of the rea... More »
Sharon Hage went about everything the wrong way when she opened York Street way back in May 2001. Not only was she among the first to tie her menu to the vagaries of seasonal, often local, organically grown ingredients, the chef also violated all... More »
It's a curious turn of events. First, we're told men and women emerged from the same body about 6,000 years ago, diverging in aptitude only after an unfortunate encounter with fresh fruit--a chronology approved by three of the past four... More »
It didn't take more than a couple of bites before dining at York St. got me thinking about Lloyd's of London. Lloyd's, founded in 1680, is the venerable insurer that was brought to the brink of ruin by asbestos litigation, among other things.... More »
OK, so it's not exactly new in traditional restaurant parlance, which entails a new name, owner and cuisine. But York St., which has been around for a dozen years, sure tastes different. After purchasing York St. earlier this year, chef Sharon Hage cleaned it up, yanked out bolted-down clutter, whitewashed the walls, added some mirrors and created a new logo (the "Y" looks like a twig). But these are just minor adjustments compared with what she has done to the food. Hage's touch doesn't... More »
It's gooey, buttery, crunchy, tangy and warm. It's all of the delicious things your mother used to do to baked dessert that no professional can duplicate. And it feels so much better going down than that other buckle mother used to dish out. More »
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