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[ more from andremika.blogspot]
"Turkey at Thanksgiving, a ham at Easter, BBQ on the 4th of July, a cake at a birthday party. Nearly every social event and outing in our country revolves around food...."
[ more from apassionforfood.blogspot]
"I was in such a good mood after purchasing the sandwich that I thought to stop in at the Italian bakery next door to purchase a few biscotti for a dessert. I've been on a biscotti kick for the last few weeks and find myself craving them at least once a da..."
[ more from chowmaster]
"FOOD (17/20): The fresh ingredients really jumped out at the first bite. It"s evident that the food has been carefully thought out & executed...."
[ more from dailycandy]
"Well, there’s a weird giant Samsung sign hanging overhead, which only adds to the feeling that you’re in the Copenhagen airport or a mall...."
[ more from events.nytimes]
"Anyone stopping by the cafe or the take away counter will find that the breads and baked goods it sells and serves are on par with the offerings of the best bakeries in the city and the pastries, including French classics like Paris-Brests, as well as pla..."
[ more from gayot]
| "Now picture smartly dressed waiters serving sandwiches crafted with top-quality ingredients (roast beef served with caramelized onions and garlic aïoli on palladin bread; a CB&J that consists of cashew butter and homemade apricot jam; a tartine of tuna n..." |
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[ more from givemesomefood.typepad]
"Since we were at the Lincoln center all day, we had to pick some restaurants where we could get a quick bite to eat. I had always wanted to go to Thomas Keller's Bouchon Bakery- and that was only a few blocks away...."
[ more from newyork.metromix]
"There are two reasons why Bouchon Bakery can afford to sell a piece of pound cake for $4. 75: First, it was opened by Thomas Keller, who is so revered and respected in the culinary world that his dinners cost as much as a monthly mortgage, and second, wel..."
[ more from nycnosh]
"Then there are the cookies, our very reason for percolating up the escalators to the 3rd floor. We chose one of the aforementioned TKO cookies, as well as a Nutter Butter cookie (both $2...."
[ more from nyjournal.squarespace]
"who wants to go into a mall in the summer except midwestern tourists maybe. New York is all about in your face, on the street, with pretty people walking by on the street next to the crazy guy asking the cafe diners for change...."
[ more from nymag]
"See for yourself at the latest Bouchon Bakery (the first is in Northern California), where mere mortals can afford to tuck into something other than a Jamba Juice while traipsing through the Time Warner Center. One floor beneath Per Se, the 60-seat café o..."
[ more from offthebroiler.wordpress]
"Not to be beaten down by personal tragedy, in 2006 Michael opened what may become yet another iconic restaurant, in the country’s most haute food court in the Time Warner Center on Columbus Circle, putting it in the company with such notable restaur..."
[ more from offthebroiler.wordpress]
"Gramercy Tavern is one of my favorite New York City restaurants — its warm, inviting atmosphere combines the very best of casual dining with a cuisine that often exceeds its 3-star cousins. Many well-known chefs from all over the city — and al..."
[ more from pabulum.ext212]
"The service is Thomas Keller all the way: a waitress asking us to pardon her reach when she would offer us freshly cracked pepper, a waiter knowing what exactly was in the dessert when asked, another waitress refilling our water glasses without intruding...."
[ more from savorynewyork]
""The food, though, is utterly serious—you get the sense the kitchen staff passed through some hard-core Keller boot camp in the wilds of Napa to learn how to execute architecturally sound sandwiches and flawless pastries that look ready for their Saveur..."
[ more from skilletdoux]
"Cafe Fiorello's biggest strength, arguably, is a jaw-dropping antipasto bar. I almost hesitate to call it such, since a "bar" of anything conjures up images of forlorn items under heat lamps and public health hazards...."
[ more from villagevoice]
"Presided over by Thomas Keller, this facsimile boulangerie in the Time Warner Center may be the closest most of us come to eating at the French Laundry. The baked goods are impeccable, including croissants, pans au chocolat, round crusty country loaves, a..."
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