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Adam Platt

February 4, 2002 | Restaurant Review
Tongue Twisters

At Papillon, Paul Liebrandt (late of Atlas) has built himself another culinary thrill ride. Though the meek of palate may want to get off, gastronomic risk-takers will be lining up for another go.

March 22, 2004 | Feature
Best of New York

In a city of a billion choices, how do you decide where to eat, where to shop, where to get your Limoges tureen repaired? Our annual guide to the best of everything is the best place to start.

January 13, 2003 | Restaurant Review
Fat City

With its Batali-esque, stick-to-your-ribs Italian fare, Gonzo has become a mecca for those with big appetites (and bigger waistlines).

July 23, 2001 | Feature
Taxi Fare

Looking for a culinary trip? Follow that cab.

March 19, 2001 | Restaurant Review
Hog Wild

Pico 349 Greenwich Street (212-343-0700).

November 3, 2003 | Restaurant Review
All Mixed Up

Alain Ducasse’s Mix in New York offers an eclectic blend of homey American and European dishes that ultimately just doesn’t jell.

July 8, 2002 | Restaurant Review
Ritz Crackler

Atelier
50 Central Park South
(212-521-6125).

April 7, 2003 | Restaurant Review
International Set

Barbalùc is a Eurotrash joint masquerading as a temple to Friulian cuisine; Brasserie 360 is both French bistro and sushi bar. Welcome to the new world order.

June 11, 2001 | Restaurant Review
Rare Commodity

MarkJoseph Steakhouse
261 Water Street (212-277-0020).

June 25, 2001 | Restaurant Review
Fly to Midway

Midway
145 Charles Street (212-352-1118).

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