
I have been writing about New York City restaurants since the 1990s, and specialize in inexpensive eats.
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A historic restaurant revives itself with a simpler menu, retaining its museum-quality decor
Since 1930, Sam’s, a walk-down restaurant in Cobble Hill at 238 Court Street, has been a neighborhood fixture. It closed last year, but reopened t...
Walter’s offers a unique frank that is beef, pork, and veal.
With the economy in decline, hot dogs are becoming more necessary than ever. What other meat can a restaurant, cafe, truck, cart, or window dress up with any number of extra, vol...
Three for the Weekend, October 23
This recurring column suggests restaurants so good they are fit for weekend destination dining. Here are three previous editions: September 4, September 18, October 9.
The menu contains many old favorites, with an increased emphasis on vegetables
In 1997, when Rebecca Charles and Mary Redding opened Pearl Oyster Bar, it was unique for its time, destined to remake our ideas of what a seafood restaurant sh...
Chicken in a red pipian mole at Guatemalan restaurant El Buen Chapin.
This is the forth installment of the Ramble On series. Previous editions: Elmhurst’s Broadway, Caribbean Brooklyn College, McDonald Avenue in Kensington
No charge for M...
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35 years as a restaurant critic in New York City, I have written for the Village Voice, Eater, Lucky Peach, Gourmet, and dozens of other publications. I specialize in food that's fun to eat and not expensive, covering the 5 boroughs, NJ, and beyond.
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