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Posted 9/15/09 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Hecho en Dumbo Leaves Brooklyn; Sunburnt Cow Roasts a Cow

Plus: The Cheyenne Diner begins its Southern voyage, and Brasserie celebrates 50 years of being très Français.

Filed Under: brasseries, east village, hecho en dumbo, marion's continental, midtown east, neighborhood watch, sunburnt cow, the bowery

Posted 9/11/09 on Grub Street
Chef Shuffle

Jonathan Benno Will Leave Per Se for Lincoln Center Project

Thomas Keller's right-hand man has been lured away by the Patina Group.

Filed Under: brasseries, chef shuffle, fonda del sol, jonathan benno, lincoln center, patina group, per se, rock center cafe, thomas keller

Posted 9/9/09 on Grub Street
Deals

Half-Off Drinks and Dip at Freemans

The restaurant at the end of the alley is turning 5.

Filed Under: brasseries, deals, freemans

Posted 4/6/09 on Daily Intelligencer
white men with money

WSJ Blows Up Richard Fuld’s Brunch Spot

It was his favorite restaurant, until today.

Filed Under: brasseries, business, dick fuld, richard fuld, white men with money

Posted 3/4/09 on Grub Street
Openings

Boulud’s DBGB Is Poised for Late April

At least four dozen beers on tap!

Filed Under: beer, brasseries, daniel boulud, dbgb kitchen & bar, french, openings, the bowery

Posted 2/26/09 on Grub Street
Recession Is Your Friend

Can serve three.

Sharing Plates Loses Cheapskate Stigma

Restaurants are less snobby about diners who split food.

Filed Under: brasseries, recession is your friend

Posted 2/25/09 on Grub Street
Recession Is Your Friend

Doggie Bags En Vogue?

A wider variety of people are taking home even the smallest amount of leftovers.

Filed Under: brasseries, david pogrebin, doggie bags, recession is your friend, take-out

Posted 1/27/09 on Grub Street
Separated at Birth

Gaslight of Boston: Most Audacious Wannabistro of All Time?

The menus, the website, the interior design — shameless!

Filed Under: balthazar, bistros, boston, brasseries, dusty's, gaslight, los angeles, separated at birth

Posted 9/19/08 on Grub Street
Menus

Fresh’s New Chef, Michael Ferraro, Freshens Up the Menu

Bigeye tuna, direct from Hawaii.

Filed Under: biltmore room, brasseries, coffee shops, enrico bressone, fresh, gary robins, maritime hotel, menus, mercer kitchen, michael ferraro, nick & stef's (nyc), patina group

Posted 4/30/08 on Grub Street
NewsFeed

Franklin Becker Needs More Chefs to Fight Autism

Franklin Becker's restaurant project is on the rocks, but that doesn't matter. He needs chefs to help fight autism.

Filed Under: bedford falls, brasseries, franklin becker, newsfeed

Posted 3/6/08 on Grub Street
NewsFeed

Franklin Becker Leaving Brasserie to Start Bedford Falls

Filed Under: bedford falls, brasseries, capitale, franklin becker, newsfeed

Posted 11/27/07 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

American Grill Rejected by the E.V.; Second Ave. Deli to Open in January

Filed Under: 2nd avenue deli, american grill, artisanal premium cheese, astoria, brasseries, carroll gardens, chinatown, east village, hell's kitchen, kiev, lonnie's coffee shoppe, lucali, michael angelo's ii pizza, midtown east, midtown west, neighborhood watch, sake, sangria 46, sophia loren pizza, u-choose express

Posted 8/9/07 on Grub Street
Neighborhood Watch

Jerry’s Saying Good-bye to Soho

Filed Under: astoria, boerum hill, brasseries, cafe centro, jerry's, midtown east, midtown west, naples 45, neighborhood watch, one girl cookies, soho, treats truck, valverde

Posted 7/6/07 on Grub Street
Restroom Report

Making Sure Not to Get Caught on Camera at Brasserie

Filed Under: brasseries, midtown, restroom report

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