Tag: food

Stadium eats: elotes, slushies, and steak frites at Citi Field

Stadium eats: elotes, slushies, and steak frites at Citi Field

Now, don’t get it f*cked up, I am a die-hard Indians fan all the way. I love all things Cleveland sports, and I could never truly be a full-on NY Mets fan. But I cannot deny how fun it is going to Citi Field for…

Korean meets Japanese in Chelsea Market’s MOKBAR NYC

Korean meets Japanese in Chelsea Market’s MOKBAR NYC

Nooooodles. Is there any other food you crave more on the regular than some ramen? In Chelsea Market on 9th Ave. there is much to be excited about including Chef Esther’s mŏkbar, which combines the two styles of Korean soup and Japanese Ramen. My foodie…

350+ brews to choose at Lion’s Beerstore

350+ brews to choose at Lion’s Beerstore

Let’s face it: beer is one of the greatest drinks to ever bless this Earth, and if it weren’t for the fermented liquid we’d all probably be a little less joyous in life. And whether you choose to drink it or not, you cannot deny…

The least religious Indian holiday calls for $2 feasts at Indikitch

The least religious Indian holiday calls for $2 feasts at Indikitch

For a couple of years those who stroll along 23rd Street near Flatiron will have had the experience of Indikitch‘s fast yet authentic all natural Indian food. In honor of the Hindu day of love, Indikitch is gifting us with a full day of $2…

CLE bucket list: your places to eat for 2016

CLE bucket list: your places to eat for 2016

If you’re lucky enough to come home for the holidays, you’re lucky enough. While living in New York City the past couple of years I haven’t really had a chance to enjoy the perks of my hometown’s “coming up”, so I decided to take it…

You don’t need a turkey to celebrate Thanksgiving at Mimi Cheng’s

You don’t need a turkey to celebrate Thanksgiving at Mimi Cheng’s

At this point in my NYC dining experience I’ve pretty much succumbed all sorts of dumplings at any given moment in time (like, if I see the word dumpling, I’m probably walking inside the door). Broiled, pan-fried—dumplings are as delicious as they are affordable, and…

¡Pintxo Me!: 1st Ave. Spanish spot lightens up East Village

¡Pintxo Me!: 1st Ave. Spanish spot lightens up East Village

I find it actually impossible while in the East Village to try and find a place to eat, as in: there seems to be a new restaurant opening every other week. But I’m one of those inevitable “judge a restaurant by its signage” (and Health…

Rainbows and bagels and Funfetti cream cheese, oh my!

Rainbows and bagels and Funfetti cream cheese, oh my!

The Bagel store has apparently outdone themselves, this time with a sweet rainbow bagel topped with Funfetti cream cheese that’s a bit overwhelming in the sense that there COULD be nothing sweeter I have ever tasted in my LIFE, which means it’s also the best-tasting…

Montauk fresh: Meatball Shop’s Michael Chernow has a new Nolita seafood venture

Montauk fresh: Meatball Shop’s Michael Chernow has a new Nolita seafood venture

I have a definite case of the end-of-summer blues, so when I was browsing Eater’s curated HEATMAPS highlighting New York’s food hotspots I was drawn to the idea of a Montauk-inspired restaurant Seamore’s with a “Daily Landing” meat and veggie combo, similar to the founder…

Casa Lever’s cocktail class will have you shakin’

Casa Lever’s cocktail class will have you shakin’

One of the better things about the blogosphere is somewhere through all of the madness, there are chances such as this where I get to indulge in the better part of the city. This time at Casa Lever on Park Ave. in the heart of…