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August 4, 2005
Lugerpalooza

Can’t get a reservation at Peter Luger except for 4:30 P.M. on a Monday? Try one of these unaffiliated but proliferating clones opened by the legendary steakhouse’s former employees.

January 24, 2005
Eats Village

Where once there was just Dojo and Khyber Pass, now there’s a gourmet glut. St. Marks Place (and vicinity, in Realtor-speak) is the latest Restaurant Row.

August 8, 2005
Holy Mole

A Mexican-restaurant boomlet spices things up.

August 8, 2005
Recent Vintage

Like grapes, new wine bars tend to come in clusters.

July 25, 2005
On the East End

The Beard House’s annual charity bash returns. Chefs & Champagne 2005.

July 25, 2005
Crab Pickings

The Minnow’s Blue Crab Festival. Run sideways, don’t walk, to this Park Slope seafood fest.

July 18, 2005
The Rednecks are Coming!

What culinary trend-spotters would describe as regional-food revivalism, some wags might peg as the rise of the Redneck Diet. Either way, American food, in all its deep-fried, cheez-glopped, hickory-smoked glory, is having its moment.

July 18, 2005
Bastille Day

Where to revel in la joie de la liberté—not to mention a certain nation’s presumption of cultural superiority—this July 14.

July 18, 2005
New Plate Specials

The venerable Munson and Jones diners may be no more, but their all-American food—and the home-fry-addicted folks who love it—is forever.

July 4, 2005
What 66 Hath Wrought

Chinese food: It’s not just for takeout anymore. A few examples of the new wave.

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