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Sunday, Sunday
I fly from Vermont to New York City in sleepy, pre-dawn country fog. Moo. Upon landing, I am wide-awake, delighted and ravenous. We start the day at Zucker’s with bagels and smoked fish. A few capers. We see an impromptu … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Music, New York City, Opera, Theater, Travel
Tagged Lincoln Center, Metropolitan Opera, Museum of Modern Art, New York City
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Born To Run
My pal theater boy somehow scores tickets to Bruce Springsteen on Broadway. Magic, sleight of hand and surprise are just a few of his many gifts. We arrive rumpled and in need of a recharge. It is not quite noon. … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, Documentary Film, East Coast Travel, Food and Wine, New York City, Off-the-beaten-track, Theater, Travel
Tagged Brooklyn, Carmignano, Eataly, epicurean travel, food and wine, hospitality, Italian cuisine, Margolis-Pineo, Mario Batali, New York City, Springsteen on Broadway, Springsteen set list
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Dreaming of a Red Christmas
I arrive to a grim, gray and blizzardy Manhattan. I am longing to see RED. I trot to Museum of American Folk Art‘s exhibition of bright geometric quilts created by recuperating soldiers from wool uniforms — cleverly named, “War and … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Culture, East Coast Travel, Food and Wine, Holiday Travel, New York City, Theater, Travel
Tagged Blue Note, Broadway, Brooklyn, David hockney, Elizabeth Margolis-Pineo, epicurean travel, hospitality, Kees Van Dongen, Lower East Side, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of American Folk Art, New York City, Noodle Pudding, Russ and Daughters, The Band's Visit, winter getaways
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Eating New York: Love In Bloom
Early fall in the Big Apple includes the wedding celebration of dear friends Jon and Darryl. The happy couple graciously hosts our gaggle at Taboon in Hell’s Kitchen. I savor their signature stuffed bread with feta and oregano, delicious. The grooms … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Wine, New York City, Travel
Tagged Chinese cuisine, Dumpling, Left bank Books, Maine, New York City, NoMad, Red Farm, Taboon, Vebjorn Sand, Washington Square Park, West Village
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A Little Bite of the Big Apple
Thanks to JetBlue, Epicurious Travelers from Portland, Maine, can be in New York City in less than an hour. I take advantage of this crazy phenomenon to meet my oldest friend for a sunrise breakfast in Morningside Heights. The cityscape … Continue reading
A Feast Grows in Brooklyn
My brother Josh is one of my favorite people in the world. He directs the Gowanus Music Club in Brooklyn. This summer he was kind enough to share a small taste of his neighborhood’s vibrant food scene with me. The … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Wine, Travel
Tagged Brooklyn, CSAs, Gowanus Music Club, New York City, Rucola Boerum Hill, Saul Bolton
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Jazz History: Lena Horne at the Waldorf
Lena Horne was beautiful—the essence of a star. But because of race she never got the dramatic Hollywood roles she deserved. In the mid-1950s, the sultry and professionally frustrated actress left Hollywood to focus on singing—a brilliant move. Her career’s … Continue reading
Meet Me At The Waldorf
All this and a taxi back to the Waldorf, a schmoozy unwind in the piano bar, and a great night’s sleep. S’wonderful. •
Posted in Food and Wine, Travel
Tagged Art Deco hotels, Balaboosta, Bette Davis, Bugsy Siegel, downtown, Elizabeth Margolis-Pineo, Manhattan tourism, Middle Eastern cuisine, New York City, New York City hotels, Nolita, Nolita restaurants, NY food & wine, NY hotels, NY restaurants, Park Avenue, Waldorf-Astoria
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