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Restaurant Review Archive

April 19, 2004
Market Savvy

Jean-Georges Vongerichten is back (again). This time he’s peddling reimagined Asian street food at Spice Market.

June 16, 2003
Local Champion

Williamsburg’s Chickenbone Café features some of the best regional products around—the region being its native borough. The result? Call it “Brooklyn global cuisine.”

May 14, 2001
On the Town

Town, 15 West 56th Street (212-582-4445). Breakfast, 8-11:30 a.m. daily; lunch, noon-2 p.m. Monday through Friday; brunch, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday; dinner, 5:30-10:30 p.m. daily. Appetizers, $9-$18; entrées, $21-$29.

September 27, 1999
Chez Louis

At the reborn Chez Louis, Matthew Tivy triumphs.

March 10, 2003
Griddle Me This

The controversial thin-crust pies at Otto might irk the pizza police, but they suit us just fine.

March 4, 2002
craftbar and the Bar @ Etats-Unis

craftbar
47 E. 19th St. (212-780-0880)
The Bar @ Etats-Unis
247 E. 81st St. (212-396-9928)

May 15, 2000
Bread Winner

A well-known SoHo bakery by day becomes a reasonably priced French bistro at night; in Murray Hill, another dream of a bistro lives on.

March 18, 2002
Hop to Trot

Theo
325 Spring Street (212-414-1344).

July 30, 2001
Grand Hotel

Ilo
40 West 40th Street (212-642-2255).

June 14, 2004
Vento Frustration

In the meatpacking district, Ruby Foo’s Stephen Hanson combines a trattoria with a nightclub, and the mix (almost) works.

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