Category Archives: Restaurants
Chick-Fil-A Announces Sunday Opening
The moment we’ve been waiting for has arrived. http://bit.ly/dFYKjA
Filed under Culture, Food, Restaurants
Brooklyn’s Egg Draws a Crowd
Eater just added a new feature, called Brunch Bunch, in which they visit a popular brunch spot and canvas the crowd to find out why folks are queued up and how long they’ll wait for a table. The second installment … Continue reading
Filed under Food, Restaurants, Southern Folk
12 Reasons to Love NOLA Right Now
Check out my post on some of the places feeling the NOLA love in NYC right now here, on my Garden & Gun blog.
Filed under Drinks, Events, Food, Restaurants, Southern Folk, Southern in the City
Yes, Another Southern Restaurant
South Houston (the restaurant, not the “of” neighborhood) opened last week at the corner of West Broadway and Grand. On the southern-in-the-city menu: corndogs (yum), house-made jello (what?!) and Yellow Tail by the $8 (WHAT?!) glass. Very curious.
Filed under Food, Restaurants
Hello Summer!
There are some great antique shops on the east end of Long Island and I’m in need of some new furniture, so we decided to spend the weekend sweeping the North and South Forks. Greenport is filled with gems like … Continue reading
Filed under Antiques, Restaurants, Shopping
Big Apple BBQ Block Party Pictures
Below are some of my favorite shots from last weekend’s pig out in Madison Square Park (plus more pictures after the jump). But first, a couple of soundbites overheard at the festivities: “He’s class and I’m the ass.” –John Currence … Continue reading
Filed under Culture, Drinks, Events, Food, Pictures, Restaurants, Shopping, Southern Folk
Seersucker
I wanted to like Seersucker, Arkansas native Robert Newton’s much-hyped new restaurant in Carroll Gardens. Really, I did. Tasting Table gave it great reviews and said it’s the “real McCoy” among Brooklyn’s new southern establishments. Grub Street intriguingly called it … Continue reading
Filed under Arkansas, Food, Restaurants
Summer Is Officially Here
Despite what the calendar police say, the passing of Memorial Day marks the start of summer–if not officially, then at least mentally. And you know what that means: steamy sidewalks, egregious toe exposure and, most importantly, lots of southern-made excuses … Continue reading
