Category: Food For Thought

Biscuits Are Vying for Their Rightful Spot in NYC

Biscuits Are Vying for Their Rightful Spot in NYC

I haven’t met a person yet who doesn’t love indulging in a delicious, buttery biscuit every now and then. Luckily, Big Bottom Biscuit Bar of California fame has opened up shop at Osteria Cotta Monday through Friday from 7-2pm and weekends from 8-11pm. With so many niche restaurants and bars opening up all over the city, touting their own unique […]

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Boarding the Train to Cheese Town with Cheeses of Europe

Boarding the Train to Cheese Town with Cheeses of Europe

When European councils of food come to New York, it’s always an adventure. Beginning in a wonderland of Francophile curds, the French know their way around some whey. Brought to you by Cheeses of Europe, in partnership with La Ligue des Fromegers Extradoinaires, an association born under the Colectif Fromaginaire, a movement whose job it is to put cheese into […]

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Mamma Mia: Extra Virgin Olive Oil is Taking Over America

Mamma Mia: Extra Virgin Olive Oil is Taking Over America

The European Olive Oil Council and the Italian government are touring the United States to spread the word about Flavor Your Life, a program designed to educate and raise awareness about the benefits and delicious possibilities found in Italian Extra Virgin Olive Oil. We couldn’t be happier to have been a part of their journey. This collaboration also served to […]

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Get Creative in the Kitchen with PaperChef

Get Creative in the Kitchen with PaperChef

As probably none of you know, June 29th marks the first National Parchment Paper Day. Whether you pay tribute by reading a book, writing in your journal, or doing something creative with paper, we applaud you! We’ll probably end up doing all of the above, but since everyone needs to eat, we decided to get creative in the kitchen. PaperChef […]

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Go On a Culinary Adventure at the Brooklyn Museum

Go On a Culinary Adventure at the Brooklyn Museum

Most people head to the museum for a day of culture and art, but the Brooklyn Museum‘s added something extra to entice you inside. The museum, which spans five floors and showcases 5,000 years of human creativity, caters to one of the largest and most diverse audiences in the country. From the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art to […]

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Mamo: A Taste of the Riviera in Soho

Mamo: A Taste of the Riviera in Soho

Dock your yacht on West Broadway and step into the dulcet tones of Mamo’s soothing white washed walls and crown molding accents. An Italian restaurant with Provencal overtones, owner Mike Mammoliti has commissioned Chef Massimo Sola, the former executive chef at Eataly in Rome, as well as the one Michelin starred restaurant Ristorante Quattri Mori. Buzz around Mamo, which opened […]

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Score Champagne & Caviar on the Upper West Side

Score Champagne & Caviar on the Upper West Side

Champagne and caviar. What could be better? Many people think that caviar is much too exclusive and expensive and therefore, don’t have the opportunity to enjoy it. Olma Food is a manufacturar and distributor of fine caviar and after their success with the Olma Caviar Boutique & Bar at The Plaza Food Hall, they’ve decided to open up shop on […]

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Oiji’s Korean Bites Take Over the Village

Oiji’s Korean Bites Take Over the Village

Honey butter chips? What are they, and how can I get more? While honey butter chips are the buzzy hitmaker for this quaint East Village Korean restaurant, the rest of the menu gleefully stands up to the precedent set by these sticky, salty, slivers of potato sent from heaven. The simple, clean décor of Oiji evokes a sentimentality that makes you feel like you’re […]

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Everything You Need to Know About Del Frisco’s New Menu

Everything You Need to Know About Del Frisco’s New Menu

Any person who lives in the city and eats meat knows of the infamous Del Frisco’s Dougle Eagle Steak House. Located conveniently in the heart of Midtown, this steak joint has welcomed people from all over to enjoy their rare steak cuts and fresh seafood. Recently, they rolled out a brand new menu which will allow New Yorkers to enjoy […]

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Serving Up Comfort Food in Style: A.G. Kitchen’s Nuevo Latino Cuisine

With both indoor and roofed-patio seating facing Columbus Avenue, A.G. Kitchen is the neighborhood spot to relish in the warm weather, people-watching, and good food. Whether you’re seeking a familiar childhood dish or looking to be transported to the tropics, Chef Garcia’s Nuevo Latino flare will let you find flavor with a little bit of both. From the cubano sandwich to their assortment of classic burgers, A.G. […]

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