Why Are People Acting So Weird in Restaurants?
At Crevette, the Riviera-inspired seafood restaurant that opened last year in the West Village, one of the most popular tables is one owners Patricia Howard and Ed Szymanski consider to be among the w...
5 Things to Eat This Weekend
If you’re like us, you’re currently thinking about what you want to do this weekend. To help, every Thursday, we offer you exactly what this column’s name promises: five things to eat this weeke...
‘This Beats the Pants Off Our Favorite Houston Barbecue’
The Texans are here, and they’ve come bearing briskets. On a recent sunny, cool October Friday, you could smell them a ways off, farther down Greenpoint’s McGuinness Boulevard than you might expec...
The Best Pies to Order This Thanksgiving
There are those who claim, correctly, that any Thanksgiving meal only exists as a warm-up to the main event: pie. I always take a maximalist approach; I am notorious for skipping the turkey and pickin...
Where to Eat in November
Welcome to Grub Street’s rundown of restaurant recommendations that aims to answer the endlessly recurring question: Where should we go? These are the spots that our food team thinks everyone should...
Cookbook Author Kay Chun Always Eats Snacks After Dinner
Kay Chun — who worked for “all the food magazines” before, about ten years ago, joining New York Times Cooking — understands that a great recipe will become something people cook again and ag...
5 Things to Eat (and Drink) This Weekend
If you’re like us, you’re currently thinking about what you want to do this weekend. To help, we’ve debuted our newest guide. Every Thursday, we offer you exactly what this column’s name promi...
Why So Many New Restaurants Are Really Old Restaurants
When Ariel Arce was growing up, her parents were such fans of Café des Artistes on the Upper West Side that she had her high-school graduation lunch there. The restaurant closed in 2009, but Arce and...