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Frankie Falcinelli and Frankie Castronovo, owners of Frankies 457 Spuntino, expanded their Court Street empire in March 2009 by opening Prime Meats a few doors...more
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Pierre's is the perfect Hamptons microcosm: wicker bar stools, white linens, retro-chic pressed-tin ceilings, a well-heeled but dressed-down crowd, and a hint...more
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The menu is limited; the service can be brusque; and unless you have a house account, you have to bring cash. But none of that stops Manhattanites from cabbing...more
see the Brooklyn guideCan't get a reservation at Thomas Keller's quasi-mythic French Laundry in the Napa Valley? You probably won't land one here, either. You aren't even allowed to...more
see the New York City guideReal Peking duck is a thing of beauty. No New York restaurant does better by this traditional delicacyor serves more of itthan the original...more
see the New York City guideThe too-tight space has been doubled, but chances are you'll still have to wait on line outside to secure a spot at the squeaky-clean counter and eat silky clam...more
see the New York City guideDowntown design firm AvroKO transformed the once stuffy Park Avenue Cafe into one of the city's most dynamic high-concept restaurants. Every three months, the...more
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Anyone who has eaten at Michael White's previous establishments (including Marea, Alto, and Convivio) knows that the Michigan-born chef can do fancy Italian....more
see the New York City guideIf the old Oceana was like a luxurious little yacht whose small but devoted staff hovered lovingly while you indulged in elegant food, the new one is much...more
see the New York City guideHere's a taste of Hamptons hospitality, accompanied by a heaping side of boldface names: A gracious hostess guides you past tables helmed by the likes of Sarah...more
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