So What Exactly Makes It New Brooklyn Cuisine?
Both the Underground Gourmet and Frank Bruni have recently attempted definitions.
Posted 09/17/08 in Grub Street
Other Critics
Frank Likes James; Becker Could Save Sheridan Square
What the other restaurant critics are writing this week.
Posted 08/20/08 in Grub Street
The Other Critics
Two Stars for Perbacco’s ‘Prodigy’; A (Very) Mixed Review for Forge
Paul Adams at a sausage-fest, and restaurant girl on Convivio, in our weekly review roundup.
Posted 08/13/08 in Grub Street
The Other Critics
Three Stars for Matsugen; Yerba Buena Turns Out to Be Good
James drops the ball with one critic and scores with another (less influential) one, and more, in our weekly review roundup.
Posted 07/15/08 in Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch
César Ramirez Out at Bar Blanc; Prospect Heights Eats
Fiamma is so not like a French poodle in a Prada scarf, and Park Slope's newest burger bar, in today's neighborhood food news.
Posted 06/20/08 in Grub Street
Openings
Prospect Heights Gets Restaurant Upgrade
The old-looking seasonal-American-restaurant theme moves to Brooklyn.
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