Messin’ With Delicatessen
The owners of Delicatessen have finally given official word about the police activity there yesterday.
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The owners of Delicatessen have finally given official word about the police activity there yesterday.
There was mysterious police activity at the eatery everyone loves to hate.
Also in the magazine: a recipe for Pacific saury, Platt on Apiary, and a new dessert for the pumpkin-averse.
Will it be enough to warm foodies to the people-watching palace?
Delicatessen's oh-so-hip Terry Richardson menus are in. Padma makes a cameo.
One tries to bargain down the price of a slice, another suggests knockoff restaurants, and Flo Fab tells us, again, how restaurants are dealing with the these troubled times.
‘The majority of my friends are actors and models.’
Also in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews: I Sodi, Libertine, JoeDoe, and Five Napkin Burger.
Fun wine gadgets at Clo and a bit of Bangkok in Brooklyn, in our weekly roundup of restaurant criticism.
Bun beats Delicatessen to the 24/7 punch.
Restaurants may soon be fined for wasting A/C output by leaving their windows open, and get your lima beans, in today's neighborhood food news.
It's not great news for Hundred Acres or Forge.
A D.J., Padma Lakshmi, and thumb-size bánh mì sandwiches.
Plus openings, fava beans, and Gael Greene in this week's magazine.
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