so very very exciting. is now the time when we send you updates on our latest restaurant menus like we do for Sara Deseran and Jan Newberry? Just wondering...
Diner #3 sounds like a chef in the making, no?
7/02/2008 2:44 PM
Yeah, so, um, since our trip I've been busy. I got a new little gig. Please click on that pretty little link right there, as I get paid by the page view. I know, I'm shameless.
Quick rundown of what I was able to snack on in NYC: Blue Ribbon Sushi -- Pretty good but not amazing. Clever menu items and decent cocktails but doesn't hold a candle to Sebo.Bouchon Bakery -- Home away from home. Dependable and good and convenient since we were staying in the Time Warner Center. Diner #3 experienced his first pate whilst dining there, and my lobster BLT was more than worth the $19 price (a veritable bargain for NYC).Le Bernadin -- hopefully more to come on this one, but the short of it is that I wouldn't go back. The food was truly excellent, but the rest of the package was enough of a clusterfuck that I don't feel a need to eat there again.BarMasa -- Holy fuckballs. Amazing. Will be booking a table at Masa proper the next time I am in NYC (bonus: Diner #3 had first truffles there).I also finally got a chance to check out Spruce once we were home. Re-read the paragraph about Le Bernadin and that should sum up Spruce as well (well, sort of -- I'd be more likely to return to Spruce).
xoxo Joy
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CONGRATULATIONS!!!
so very very exciting.
is now the time when we send you updates on our latest restaurant menus like we do for Sara Deseran and Jan Newberry? Just wondering...
Diner #3 sounds like a chef in the making, no?
7/02/2008 2:44 PM