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Presidential candidates should brush up on their bourbon knowledge before heading to Kentucky, a judge will decide the fate of a new Union Square restaurant today, and a new pizza tour bus rolls into town.
Alain Ducasse was seen dining at his competitor's restaurant, pecorino is free this weekend, and beware the mercury levels in soft-shell crabs.
A failed eBay auction for Obama's unfinished breakfast, food rations are returning, and one West Coast writer ponders why New York pizza tastes so good.
The former president and America's first lady of home cooking are putting on a fund-raiser together, Pinkberry isn't as "all natural" as you'd like it to be, and a recipe for a season-appropriate dish served to Pope Benedict XVI last week.
Benoit opened yesterday, Peter Meehan discusses who should replace him at the 'Times,' and beer shortages loom.
PETA is offering $1 million for an in vitro meat solution, Gordon Ramsay eats too many hamburgers, and 'Playboy' is searching for some sexy Olive Garden servers.
Secret Service agents are inspecting the Pope's food and 'Gossip Girl' returns to New York restaurants in our daily food-news roundup.
Rice shortages in Australia, Vongerichten considers Vancouver, and more in today's food news.
Literary hangout Elaine's turned 45 on Sunday, Tom Colicchio doesn't think profane language is appropriate for chefs, and "Big Lou" Elrose enjoys his moment in the sun and smoke.
TONY awards the Mermaid Inn the best place to be seen, inflation is going crazy, and Richman can't take the crowd at Terroir.
The world's leaders are more concerned with feeding their people than resolving the economic crisis, a car accident damaged a Subway location, and Domino's and Pizza Hut are facing hard times.
John McCain enjoys a slice in Brooklyn, chef Hung Huynh learns a thing or two about matzo, and junk fish get its day in the sun.
The Cheyenne Diner might reopen in New York, rapper Lil' Jon now has a wine label, and the 'Times' applauds the return of the real martini.
Defense lawyers threaten the future of the calorie-posting law, wine bars run amok, and a pig named Bruce.
Starbucks has a new coffee you can try for free, second-graders made their way into the Waverly Inn, and snow-cone vendor NYC ICY might be returning.
Bottled water is becoming a faux pas, Cindy Adams takes the stand in the Patsy's-vs.-Patsy's trial, and the patrons of the Cheyenne Diner have one last meal there.
Andrew Knowlton just can't get good crabs in New York, more bad news for Bouley, and a Nello hotel in the North Fork.
A Sex and the City star will host the James Beard Awards, the domain pizza.com is selling for over $2.6 million, and the Patsy's v. Patsy's trial rages on.
Burger King's CEO explains how the economy works in his favor, the Upper West Side gets a festival to celebrate its new crop of restaurants, and the 'Times' explores cooking with microwaves.
Two Italian restaurants sue each other over Frank Sinatra, Tokyo Bar finds something scary in the basement, and the economic forecast for food prices does not look good.
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