I learned of The Starving Artist when I stumbled upon a picture of an Eggs Benedict on a waffle rather than on an English muffin. The image I saw intrigued me, and knew that I had to check it out … Continue reading
The Westerly came highly recommended, and after having had Crème brûlée French toast in Boston, I was eager to have it again (The Westerly offers a Créme Brulee French Toast for brunch). 1st Visit The restaurant was cute and cozy … Continue reading
I have held several events at Italian restaurants in the past, and they all fell short. Yes, most of my guests seemed to love the pizza, but I am just too particular I guess. Though I do love Pizzeria Libretto … Continue reading
I visited Olio over the summer for a Yelp brunch event. I am usually apprehensive about buffets, and I guess it is wrong to assume that the food will be sub-par because of the volume that needs to be created. … Continue reading
I am a huge fan of “Free Tours By Foot” food tours in NYC. One the reasons I love them is because you don’t have to pay for food in advance (what if you don’t want to eat everything on … Continue reading
While browsing the internet, as I do too often, I stumbled upon Murgatroid. I don’t know what it was about this restaurant that had me feeling intrigued, but its honesty about food, and enthusiasm had me wanting to know more … Continue reading
I love lunches that offer bento boxes–love trying a little bit of a lot of things. Kingyo in particular offers one really interesting dish called “KINGYO’s super famous delux Makuno-uchi” bento (limited only 10 sets per day) for $17. Here … Continue reading
Playing Chef 