In celebration of Sundowner Yacht Club’s autumn 2019 opening in Tulum, restaurateur Heathe St. Clair hosted a preview evening at Manhattan Cricket Club and Burke & Wills, two Upper West Side establishments housed in the former digs of St. Clair’s The Sunburnt Calf. … Read More
So pervasive is the shade known as Provence rosé that you almost wonder if that’s what Homer had in mind when writing “rosy-fingered dawn.” Of course not, but that evocative Homeric phrase applies beautifully to the rosé wines of Provence whose pale pink rose hue has become the desirable shade for rosé throughout the world. … Read More
For many of us, Chinese cuisine has proved something of a conundrum when attempting to choose the correct wine pairings—yet, given pasta’s antecedents in China, it should come as no surprise to realize that Italian wines from the Lugana wine region pair beautifully with the seafood-rich bounty of Cantonese cuisine. … Read More
“Sangiovese is the grape that we all need to drink more of,” asserts Master Sommelier Laura Fiorvanti, which is one reason why she’s hosting a luncheon focused on the wines of Montecucco from southern Tuscany. … Read More
Named for Fru Louise Nimb, the 19th-century doyenne of Copenhagen cuisine, the Nimb Hotel is nestled into Tivoli Gardens, the amusement garden that inspired Walt Disney to create his own fantastical kingdom. … Read More
Some years ago, whenever you wanted Indian cuisine in Manhattan, you headed to East Sixth Street in the East Village where a block-long colony of Indian restaurants between First and Second Avenues was widely known as Curry Row. Perhaps it … Read More
Pizza is as partisan as politics—with a tribal loyalty similar to professional sports. From thin crust to deep dish, wood-fired to hand-tossed, everyone has an opinion—and a favorite. For many in metropolitan New York, that pizza comes from Denino’s Pizzeria & Tavern, which has been feeding the faithful since 1937. … Read More
Long before New York became the Big Apple, the city was known for the oyster. New York was so oyster crazy that the city remained the undisputed oyster capital of the world throughout the 19th century. More than a century later, Manhattan’s oyster renaissance is fully apparent at Crave Fishbar. … Read More
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