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His one-star review of the Standard Grill has rankled a couple of fellow writers.
We imagine the initial script for Padma Lakshmi's upcoming sitcom.
Not even Doogie Howser could get anyone excited about this episode.
Plus Gael Greene on DBGB, Jay Cheshes on Bar Artisanal, and more, in our roundup of this week's reviews.
Plus reviews of Harbour, Marea, and Brooklyn Flea, in our weekly roundup.
Plus: Gael Greene on Locanda Verde, Ryan Sutton on three new pizzerias, and more in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
Plus: Danyelle Freeman on Bubby's, and Alan Richman on three pizza newcomers, in our roundup of this week's reviews.
Plus: Danyelle Freeman at Vutera, Jay Cheshes at Smith's, and more in our weekly roundup of restaurant reviews.
Gael Greene, among others, will determine the fate of "24 world-renowned chefs."
Plus: openings, Alex Rajj's new menu at Txikito, Gael Greene at Almond, and more in this week's magazine.
The esteemed critic is headed down a slope that's as slippery as Spam goo.
The $1,500 Per Se/Alinea dinner may have been better on paper.
Also in the magazine: Platt on Bobo, Gael on Vai, and Michael White's spaghetti recipe.
Frank Valenza tries to raise a new restaurant on the site of his old Palace in midtown.
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