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Transom Chronicles Twenty Years of Club Violence
No mention of Al's Mr. Wedge.
Posted 08/08/08 in Grub Street : NewsFeed
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Plaza Doorman Fabrizio Brienza: ‘The Good Are In; the Bad Are Out’
The model, actor, and star of 'The Doorman' says Danny A.'s uptown lounge is going to be the hottest spot in New York.
Posted 08/05/08 in Grub Street : Ask a Waiter
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Top Wine Prices Not Dropping; Taste the ‘Frozen Popcornsicle’
Plus: how to make a cup of green tea, Starbucks kills the competition in Harlem, and more, in our morning news digest.
Posted 06/24/08 in Grub Street : Mediavore
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Siberia, AER Get Second Incarnations; BED Space Donated to Charity
The Observer today claims to have the “exclusive” that Tracey Westmoreland is planning to revive Anthony Bourdain’s — and just about everyone else’s — fave dive, Siberia. Of course we already told you that back in May, but there is the news that Westmoreland has decided to settle in Hell’s Kitchen, possibly in the same space on West 40th Street he vacated to begin with. Westmoreland’s also working as “minister of propaganda” at the club Charity, opening in the former BED space, where clubgoers will be able to allot a portion of their boozing money to a good cause (like elevator safety!). Also in clubland, Guest of a Guest has it that Kiss and Fly will open soon where Aer Lounge used to be. Sounds like it’s going to be an overpriced bottle-service spot, which is why our name for it is going to be Dine and Dash (to Siberia!). Siberia, Famous Watering Hole of Manhattan Media, to Reopen [NYO] A Lot of Hot Air(Aer)? [Guest of a Guest] Earlier: Siberia: Not Banished Yet!
Posted 12/03/07 in Grub Street : NewsFeed
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Bungalow Renovates While Neighbors Go to Pieces
What you see here is a construction Dumpster containing the disco detritus (everything from LPs to bar stools to the happy-happy drink tickets pictured) from defunct clubs Spirit and BED — a metaphor for the death of West 27th Street if ever there was one. Also spotted on the block yesterday, a posting on Bungalow’s door: “Bungalow 8 will be closed Saturday, July 7th until Tuesday, July 10th for renovations.”
Posted 07/10/07 in Grub Street : NewsFeed
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A Journey Through the Food Groups, and Thence to Bed
The typical New York diner (to say nothing of the typical New York reader) will generally get around to all the major food groups in the course of a week. There is the fish group, represented this week by Adam Platt’s one-star review of Wild Salmon, and the southern Italian sea bounty of Bar Stuzzichini, Rob and Robin’s lead opening. The meat group is well served by Prime Burger, the Insatiable Critic assures. The vegetable tribe appears courtesy of Mark Ladner’s spring-onion flan in In Season. Finally, after all this eating, all most of us would want is a bed to lie down in, and Rob and Robin provide some tips for that as well.
Posted 05/21/07 in Grub Street : In the Magazine
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