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STORY BY Natalie Mcallister
PHOTOS BY Landon Vonderschmidt
Forget checkered tablecloths, mountains of spaghetti and meatballs and the sultry songs of Dean Martin. The Boot is kicking stereotypes for Italian restaurants straight to the curb.
Sometimes the best Italian restaurants are those where you expect to push open the kitchen door and find Mamma tending the stove. Tucked into a rustic... Read more...
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Sitting outside of French restaurant and bar Aixios in Brookside, I know spring is in the air.
I’ll tell you what isn't in the air, though. A man crush.
Nope, this is not a man crush, not at all. It is merely an independent objective observation with a pinch of subjective seasoning.
Admiration, maybe?
Simple conclusion: Visual artist Trey Bryan is poised for stardom.
Forget the... Read more...
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At ABC Café on 87th Street, between Farley and Switzer, you’ll find a hodgepodge of Chinese dishes, mostly Cantonese. There’s salted and preserved fish stir-fried with rice, funky and delicious (a dish I’ve been craving since before I was born, according to my mom), and a collection of traditional dim sum items, like sticky chicken rice steamed inside of a lotus leaf, and turnip... Read more...
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STORY BY Kelly Cannon PHOTOS BY KENNY JOHNSON
The city’s Longfellow and Union Hill nook in Midtown is the perfect example of what happens when tradition and old-time institutions meet innovation and modern upstarts: an eclectic mix that offers most everyone something of interest.
When I was growing up, whenever anyone unintentionally said something that rhymed, whoever was the quickest... Read more...
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STORY AND PHOTOS by Pete Dulin
With April’s proverbial showers comes fresh produce with whimsical names like fiddleheads and ramps. Peek into the kitchen to see how local chefs work their culinary magic to transform the sometimes elusive spring harvest into a plated work of art.
Ramps, fiddleheads and radishes herald the arrival of spring. From March to May, chefs with a seasonal focus get... Read more...
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