
I have been writing about New York City restaurants since the 1990s, and specialize in inexpensive eats.
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How a 19th century Chengdu street food became the world’s most admired Chinese dish
Note that this piece is the result, not only of research, but of conjecture. Feel free to disagree in the comments. There are several other origin stories.
You won’t be surprised to learn that everything I eat doesn’t make it into a review, round-up, or trend piece. In fact, many of the best things occur in random meals in places I dashed into on a whim. Here are best dishes I’ve eaten since t...
All the regions of the country are now represented, with new emphasis on the South
If asked which types of restaurant have blown up the most over the last decade, I’d have to say Thai, Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Farm-to-Table, wine bars, a...
A review of the reopened Midtown mainstay
Carnegie Deli opened in 1937 on Seventh Avenue between 54th and 55th Streets in a six-story loft building. In 1982, New York Times critic Mimi Sheraton declared its pastrami the city’s best, while...
One of the best places to buy razor clams is Chinatown.
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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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