Village Voice Fires Twenty-Year Veteran Restaurant Critic Robert Sietsema
The critic started off in New York as a rock musician who liked to write about food.
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The critic started off in New York as a rock musician who liked to write about food.
A few simple rules for defusing the unpleasantness.
Meanwhile, it's gut-busts ahoy on the home front.
After a few days without power, the sidewalk markets and restaurants are reopening.
Lee Dean says it's Robert Sietsema. Sietsema says it ain't him.
It's all French, Italian, and (with the exception of Osteria Morini), above 28th Street. What gives?
In defense of the borough everyone suddenly loves to hate.
Ever wanted to try the Chick-fil-A at NYU? Turns out you don't need to be a student to do so.
What happened to that whole anonymity thing?
"Since the function of a critic, anonymous or not, is to eat food and render an unbiased opinion, you seem to have failed on that account."