It’s a schlep if you live on the Upper West Side, but the bacon at East Market Village & Deli is just as good–maybe better–than what you’ll find at the Greenmarket. And it’s comparably priced as well.
This bacon comes sliced thin. It fries up nicely with a slightly nutty flavor.
What’s more, it’s fun to step [...]
The renovated Alice Tully Hall, located on Broadway at Lincoln Center, was recently unveiled. For years, Lincoln Center has sat back from Broadway, a bit aloof and distant from the neighborhood it inhabits. But the newly refurbished glassed-in Alice Tully Hall actually seems to reach out to the street and embrace it.
Of course, the main [...]
One thing I won’t miss about the old Yankee Stadium is the food. Here’s a rundown of what kinds of grub to expect at the new ballpark.
Feel like stadium standards? There are hot dogs and beer, of course. Feel like junk food? From Carvel to Dunkin’ Donuts, you won’t be disappointed. There are fine dining [...]
For those of you for whom Passover means dull, flourless cooking, fear not. Zabar’s and the Jewish Community Center on Amsterdam Avenue are teaming up to offer a Passover cooking demo and tasting March 29.
The event will feature The JCC in Manhattan’s Chef Instructor and Cookbook Author, Jennifer Abadi, who will be at Zabar’s 2nd [...]
It’s a total mob scene, but Brooklyn Uncorked, held at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, does provide a convenient locale for sampling Long Island Wines and Brooklyn eats — from barbecue to oysters.
Get your tickets early. This event always sells out.
Here are the details:
Date: Friday, May 13, 2009, 4 PM-8PM.
Price: $40 (or half price if [...]
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