Twenty-One Things We’re Still Looking Forward to Checking Out This Year
We're only about three quarters of the way through the year, and there are still plenty of amazing new bars and restaurants in the city's future.
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Marlow & Daughters expats pair with the Brooklyn Kitchen on a cooking school for home cooks.
The restaurateur is a "a last-minute, what-should-we-do-in-the-next-half-hour kind of guy."
"This is like telling a story I know very, very well. It might be the purest expression of me since Union Square Cafe."
Lots of meat, two bars, and priced like the Spotted Pig.
"No tablecloths, no tuxedos, no formality," promises chef Tien Ho. But there will be a burger!
Or after his nickname from a stint in Italy, anyway.
Look for a "raw bar, smaller menu, [and] lots of sharing."