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Steve is "f-cking stupid," and Joe is "dumb." We say the whole thing is "petty."
Plus: A supper club with a dash of Conde Nast, high-art food porn, and more leftovers.
Plus: David Santos makes some changes to the Um Segredo dinner menu, there's a new Thai food truck in midtown, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Felix Salmon looks at the many benefits — and surprisingly few drawbacks — of so-called "large-format" dining.
These days, the former front man of Rapeman is more of a rabe man.
Adam Platt appears on the radio, plus fun with restaurant-review statistics!
Plus: Gusto Ristorante offers complimentary dessert, and more, in our daily roundup of neighborhood news.
Plus: news from the week's crop of openings, and a sweet-savory chestnut dessert, all in the latest 'New York.'
Twenty-seven current and former Del Posto employees allege they were forced to launder their own uniforms.
He's the first critic to take the restaurant down a peg after the 'Times' gave it four stars.
Grub Street has snagged a copy of the proposal.
Plus a previous lawsuit against the Batali-Bastianich empire has grown to twenty strong.
Batali and Bastianich react to getting one, and only one star, from Michelin.
Drew Nieporent, for one, really hopes that Del Posto gets their lost Michelin star back.
Italian chefs start to weigh in on Sifton's momentous review.
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