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How Would You Spend $25,000?
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Edited by Daniel Maurer

11/25/09

Bill’s Burger Backlash Builds

Sam Sifton is the latest to try to knock the patty off its pedestal.

Tapas Juggernaut Lands in Soho

A Spanish chain is planning five New York locations.

FIPS Blog Grades Park Slope Delivery

Restaurant staff should start working on their phone voice.

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Raided Aunt Suzie’s Owner: ‘I Felt Like I Was Living in Some Kind of Banana Republic’

Irene Lo Re explains her positions on mandatory sick leave and her alleged underpayment of employees.

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Al Roker’s Nonfiction Barbecue Favorites

Roker's protagonist makes French food, but the author prefers “quintessential American food.”

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Thanksgiving in a Can!

How to prepare a Thanksgiving meal from 99-cent store ingredients. Plus: Weird canned food from around the globe.

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Papaya Purge: The King is Vanquished on 14th Street

Another Papaya gone.

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Doubling Up the Best Meals Under $6

The Voice has released a cheap-eats list, but one thing is noticeably absent.

Sam Sifton Likes Missy Robbins; Le Caprice Has Its Charms

Plus: Ryan Sutton discovers Medieval Times in Tribeca, and more insults thrown at Aureole, in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.

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100 Things Rookie Restaurateurs Should Never Blog About

Servers aren’t the only ones who are up in arms about that list of “100 Things Restaurant Staffers Should Never Do.”

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