Tag Archives: restaurant
Momofuku Ssam Bar
New York City has a lot, A LOT, of restaurants, and people love, LOVE, to talk about them. For some it’s a way of showing you are “in the know” about an obscure place no one else has discovered. For … Continue reading
Babbo
Several years ago my husband and I had dinner at Babbo a few weeks before Christmas with some friends. After that meal, we decided to make it an annual event. It has become my favorite Christmas tradition. I look forward … Continue reading
Cornelia Street Cafe
Brunch is a big deal in New York City. Everyone loves brunch: on any given Saturday or Sunday you’ll find girls in their twenties gossiping about last night’s escapades while wearing yesterday’s make-up, old men working their way through the … Continue reading
Tea and Sympathy
Some things just don’t translate. You have to experience them for yourself. Like, why you should only eat tomatoes in the summertime and never from a grocery store. Why you can catch fruit flies with amazing accuracy so long as … Continue reading
La Esquina
From the outside, La Esquina looks like it could stand to set aside a part of its budget for a little upkeep. The exterior paint is fading and the signs advertising food are missing letters. I am not sure if … Continue reading
Jacob’s Pickles
There is a lot to love about Jacob’s Pickles. I love that the Upper West Side has a proper gastropub that is heavy on southern influence. I love the long and eclectic beer list. I also love that when I … Continue reading
Fish
I am what you would call a red-meat-eating kind of girl. I was raised in the landlocked state of Wyoming where nearly all bodies of water were man-made. Sure, there was the occasional creek or mountain lake, but by far … Continue reading
Goodbye, New York 