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The former 'New York' critic thinks he (and she!) should've been in the Barneys windows.
Jonathan Waxman considers his Obi-Wan nickname "a little embarrassing."
Now that he's softened up to Emeril, who is Anthony Bourdain ranting about in his follow-up to Kitchen Confidential? A first look.
Plus, Guy Fieri on entourage management.
A history of restaurant reviewing makes one ask: What's next?
Bravo announces its new lineup.
Plus: Eleven Madison Park's excellent service, and the dinner-party aspect of Tipsy Parson, all in our weekly restaurant-review roundup.
This, folks, is why some people call it the Interweb.
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.
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