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Choking: The Universal Language
Michael Touchard of the Hell’s Kitchen bistro Tout Va Bien speaks fluent French, fluent English, and kitchen Spanish. But he doesn’t speak — or read — a word of Chinese. Neither do many of his customers. So let’s hope nobody chokes.
Posted 01/11/08 in Grub Street : NewsFeed
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Hungry Theatergoer: Please, Good Sir, How Do I Avoid Tourists?
You've got questions, we've got Internet access and fairly good research skills. Send your food and restaurant queries to Grub Street. Grub Street, I'm taking my mom & sister to a Broadway show on a Friday night next month. We'd like to have dinner first, but I'm frightened of the tourist-driven restaurants in the theater district. Where do you recommend for a great meal and atmosphere that allows for conversation and that will be convenient to Broadway? Joanna Harp, West Village
Posted 10/03/06 in Grub Street : The In-box
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