Katie Couric Tastes Tao; Taylor Momsen Eats Noodles on St. Marks
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Your weekly guide to where the pretty people have been eating.
Plus: Jay Cheshes on Oceana, and Robert Sietsema on a Brighton Beach beer garden, in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
How many stars did Sam Sifton's first effort get?
Plus, the rest of this past week's celebrity sightings.
Also in the magazine this week: Savoy's zucchini hash is now in season.
The former 'Times' critic explains how to determine a restaurant's best dish.
Plus: Alan Richman likes the early-bird shift at Sorella, and Danyelle Freeman calls Civetta a "Midlife Crisis," in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
Alan Richman and Ryan Sutton on DBGB, and Gael Greene visits Gus & Gabriel, plus more in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
Plus: Gael Greene goes to Aureole, Danyelle Freeman calls DBGB a "gourmet mess hall," and more in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
This time, a Twitter user wants to know if DBGB ripped off a Chicago blog's logo.
Mr. Chow isn't the first to sue for identity theft. But could he be the first to win?
The brewery is expanding and experimenting.
Forget about DBGB; Freemans is here to meet your housemade-sausage needs.
Also in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews: Alan Richman is disappointed in Katz's, and Jay Cheshes isn't fooled by the Per Se lounge menu.
Plus Gael Greene on DBGB, Jay Cheshes on Bar Artisanal, and more, in our roundup of this week's reviews.
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