
Left, Bar Milano; right, Milano's Bar.Photo: Nick Desart, Lauren Klein Carton
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Left, Bar Milano; right, Milano's Bar.Photo: Nick Desart, Lauren Klein Carton
Joe and Jason Denton opened their latest Italian outlet on Friday night, Bar Milano. New York’s Alexandra Vallis was there to capture postprandial reactions and find out whether new customers would consider a return trip for breakfast. Watch the video to learn where Bar Milano lies on the Lupa-’inoteca continuum.
Astoria: If you're making a last-minute run to H&R Block for your taxes, you might as well head down the block after and celebrate at new Greek restaurant Akti. [Joey in Astoria]
East Village: Bruni has eaten at Ko. His first impression: "The median age was younger than it typically is at a restaurant in this price range." Does that reflect the age of the Internet savvy? [Diner's Journal/NYT]
Flatiron: Gramercy Tavern pastry chef Nancy Olsen reveals her recipe for chocolate-bread pudding. [Restaurant Girl]
Gramercy: The Denton brothers aspire to three stars for Bar Milano. [W via Eater]
Hell's Kitchen: Uncle Nick's will spawn a Greek cousin in early May at 29th Street and Eighth Avenue. [Zagat]
Astoria: Winegasm wine bar opens Saturday at 31-86 37th Street; the owners hope to be welcomed into the community, despite having chosen a "controversial" name. [Joey in Astoria]
Chelsea: Taking a step back from scrutinizing restaurant faux pas (like refilling almost-full wine glasses), Bruni spotlights a good deed at Crema as evidence of how some restaurants also go beyond what they are obliged to do. [Diner's Journal/NYT]
Gramercy: Jason Denton's Italian trattoria, Bar Milano, hopes to make an early-April debut. [Eater]
Greenwich Village: The Waverly Restaurant is getting a new neon sign, but hopefully it won't differ too much from the old one. [Lost City]
West Village: Fedora on, West 4th Street, is a throwback to the fifties in look and clientele: "Aside from the sprightly, nearly-ninety Fedora Dorato — who owns the restaurant and still makes all the food — it was ALL men." [Eater]
Jason Denton’s new restaurant, the one for which he poached Steve Connaughton (from himself) at Lupa, is called Bar Milano and will open at the end of March, Denton says. He promises an Italian restaurant specializing in the regions of Northern Italy: Veneto, Piedmont, and Emilia-Romagna. The wine list will also draw from those areas and includes some “really affordable wines,” he claims. But wait: It will also be “really fun, in the vein of 'inoteca and Lupa, but with elevated service and price point.” What's fun about that? We'll go anyway those restaurants are good.
Related: Jason Denton Pulls Lupa Chef for New Gramercy Venture
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