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Edited by Josh Ozersky with Daniel Maurer

All Posts Tagged: ‘lil' frankie's’

NewsFeed 

4/24/08

3:15 PM

Vongerichten Veteran to Open Restaurant in Fort Greene

Brooklyn Flea just opened, and, in a few months, bargain hunters can eat at a new restaurant at 7 Greene Avenue, just off of Fulton Street. Former Perry Street sous-chef Tyler Kord describes his concept as “New American, with a little Hungarian, some Korean, and a bit of Wisconsin thrown in.” His time in Vongerichten’s kitchen is also an influence, he says. “I learned about a lot of the intense behind-the-scenes preparation to make a simple-looking dish.” That explains why he refers to his cooking style as “casual badass.” Don't try to make a reservation just yet — the restaurant is full of plywood and in need of a liquor license. But the principals are in place, including former Perry Street pastry chef Amanda Clark, Weather Up designer Matthew Maddy, and Lil' Frankie’s GM Matt Suchomski.

Related: What to Eat at Brooklyn Flea

The New York Diet 

10/26/07

10:35 AM

Graffiti Goddess Claw Money Starts With a Bagel, Finishes with Champagne and Cupcakes

Photo: Melissa Hom

Now that she’s retired from the graffiti game, Queens-born Claw Money (whose signature claw you’ve seen all over the city and on Ecko apparel) says she has “like, 10,000 jobs.” In addition to designing her own line and finishing her second book, Shady Lady (it’s about eyewear), she’s the fashion director for Swindle magazine, a coveted brand consultant, and the wardrobe supervisor for a top-secret VH1 pilot. So how does she get into work mode? “It’s not a good day,” she says, “unless you start it out with a bagel.” As she prepped for a party launching the sneakers she designed for Nike, she told us what the rest of her days entailed.

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The New York Diet 

2/23/07

9:00 AM

Comedian David Cross Likes His Peanut Butter and Pretzels With a Glass of Wine

“I only ate half and had the rest sent to Appalachia.”Photo: Melissa Hom

When David Cross, whose comedic musings on the senselessness of electric kitchen knives are legendary, gave New York his advice on approaching a celebrity, he admitted, "I've always been (and always will be, until I need an operation) a big fan of the free beer." This week we caught him shortly after a dalliance with the South Beach Diet, which meant (operation be damned) he was free to consume succulent pork fat, three helpings of ramen, what he says is one of the best three pots of chili you'll ever have, and more than a few pints of beer. Whether or not the latter was purchased for him by one of his fans is unclear.

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The New York Diet 

11/10/06

9:00 AM

Albert Hammond Jr. of the Strokes Keeps It in the East Village

"At Frank I usually get the foot-long sausage and polpettine sandwich."Photo: Melissa Hom

Is Albert Hammond Jr. — the Strokes guitarist who'll perform songs off his solo album, Yours to Keep, at Maxwell's on Saturday — truly a creature of the East Village? When we talked to him, he was on his way to a rare business lunch at Second Avenue institution Frank. He clued us into some other neighborhood favorites when he recounted everything he ate during the past week.

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