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Edited by Daniel Maurer

11/ 6/09

Nello May Be in Trouble for $47,221 Bill Story

Plus the rest of this week's celebrity sightings.

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Dovetail Completes Expansion; Learn to Cook at Tabla Tomorrow

Plus: rare beers at the Brazen Head, and a cheese-themed brunch in Tribeca, in our regular roundup of neighborhood food news.

Openings Preview: First Look at Purple Yam

A special sneak preview of the magazine, and a slideshow.

Eric Ripert Tastes With His Eyes Closed

The chef finds similarities between olive oil and wine.

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Wolfgang’s Steakhouse Replaces Vong

Midtown will get a new steakhouse.

Maialino Menu Revealed, in All Its Roman-Inspired, Greenmarket-Sourced Glory

What to eat at Danny Meyer's new Italian restaurant.

Critic A.A. Gill Kills a Baboon, Doesn’t Have the Decency to Eat It

"There's a deep inconsistency between deploring the killing of a baboon while we order another portion of butter chicken or fish fry."

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Tables Available at Hearth; Prune, the Stanton Social Mostly Booked

It's 4 p.m., and that means it's time to play Two for Eight. Today: Modern American.

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Openings Preview: What to Eat at Mermaid Oyster Bar

A special look at next week's magazine, plus the menu.

Cooking History Examines Battlefield Food

A new documentary about wartime cooks in the days before MREs.

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