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Gael Greene

February 28, 2005 | Ask Gael
The Windows on the World Guys? At Guastavinos?

Do I detect a fatal tameness, a desire not to offend anyone’s uptight mother-in-law?

November 11, 2002 | Chef Awards 2002
The Taste Race

Superstardom isn't always conducive to great cooking. luckily, an unsung Cadre of talent is watching the stove.

June 28, 1999 | The Insatiable Critic
Feret at Last

Dipping into France's nurturing "cuisine de maman" at two new brasseries and a pair of bistros refreshes a gourmand's fusion-lashed soul.

May 29, 2000 | The Insatiable Critic
Commune

Matthew Kenney's Commune may be scalded by its own heat.

April 25, 2005 | Ask Gael
Another New Barbecue Joint? Is It the Real Deal?

Out came jerk-rubbed and smoky chicken wings with a pineapple dip that rocked even the Venetian countess.

April 26, 1999 | The Insatiable Critic
Double Your Pleasure

Now that Daniel Boulard has opened a $10 million celebration of the seasons just eleven blocks south of Café Boulud, his real rival may turn out to be himself.

April 4, 2005 | Ask Gael
Where Would You Go to Goof Off a Little?

Unlike the typical Chino-Latino hash on upper Broadway, Asia de Cuba mixes up a Tower of Babel in every dish.

October 19, 1998 | The Insatiable Critic
Unfinished Symphony

La Fourchette is a lonely pioneer, a culinary outpost on the farthest edge of the Upper East Side -- and it's this close to becoming the season's first instant classic.

October 19, 1998 | Feature
Venice Off the Menu

In the off-season, Venice still has everything the savvy sybarite will ever need -- except the crowds.

December 13, 1999 | The Insatiable Critic
71 Clinton Fresh Food
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