Wild Edibles Ends Epic Standoff With Picketing Workers
There's been a settlement in one of the food world's most twisted labor cases.
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There's been a settlement in one of the food world's most twisted labor cases.
Your first look at the menu at Terrance Brennan's new venture.
Details about Terrance Brennan's Artisanal spinoff.
"There'll be a bar de fromage, lots of charcuterie, a whole burger frites section..."
The struggling Tribeca restaurant might get a new chef and a new outlook.
Plus, the difficulty of opening a splashy restaurant in today's economy.
The two titans talk to us about adjustments they are (and aren't!) making.
Plus: Terrance Brennan looks westward, and the Cutting Room eyes Tribeca, all in our morning news roundup.
They plan to protest a talk featuring Terrance Brennan.
Is this proof that Wild Edibles is secretly delivering fish to restaurants claiming to boycott them?
Chicago is coming on strong, picking up chefs from all over.
Two very different charity dinners are coming up on Monday, and both have seats available.
We spoke to a number of food-world luminaries, several of whom will be voting in this year's James Beard Awards, and asked for their picks for Outstanding Chef NYC.
Padma Lakshmi, profiled in this week's Page Six Magazine, says she thinks women have more sensitive palates, and she won't start dressing like Mario Batali anytime soon.
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