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Welcome to Brushstroke Restaurant. ブラシュストロークへようこそ A joint venture between Chef David Bouley and Japan’s top culinary school, The Tsuji Culinary Institute, Brushstroke offers a brilliant modern interpretation of kaiseki cuisine. Based entirely around tasting menus that change seasonally, kaiseki uses fresh ingredients to build a progression of flavors and sensations, with courses designed to… Read more »
MASATO SHIMIZU Executive Sushi Chef Masato Shimizu oversees the sushi bar and collaborates with the kitchen to bring the customers at 15 East traditional Japanese cuisine with a modern perspective. Masato apprenticed with sushi master Rikio Kugo at Tokyo’s renowned Sukeroku for seven years before moving to New York. After… Read more »
In May 2009, Chef George Mendes opened Aldea in Manhattan’s Flatiron neighborhood. Named after the Spanish word for village, the restaurant’s menu is inspired by the Iberian Peninsula and Mendes’ heritage. The chef adds a modern, seasonal approach to create a menu perfectly balanced between rusticity and refinement. His menu… Read more »
HISTORY Katz’s Early History In 1888, a small deli by the name of Iceland Brothers was established on Ludlow Street in New York’s Lower East Side by the Iceland brothers. Upon the arrival of Willy Katz in 1903, the name of the store was officially changed to “Iceland & Katz”…. Read more »
New York Magazine writes: Profile No matter how long you’ve lived in Fun City, you can’t really claim residency until you’ve helped out a carful of Jersey kids demanding directions to “Mig-sahw-leez!” Like most Fodor’s-approved destinations, this ancient taproom’s modest appeal has been eclipsed by its resolutely un-hip reputation. Mugs… Read more »
From Tavern to Museum After the Revolutionary War was won, the building at 54 Pearl St. held the first offices for the Departments of Foreign Affairs, War and Treasury (1785-1788). After the federal government promised to move its offices south, the building once again became a tavern. In 1825,… Read more »
THE RESTAURANT Del Posto is the richest and most refined creation of Mario, Joe, Lidia and partner/Executive Chef Mark Ladner. In October of 2010, Del Posto received a glowing four-star review from The New York Times, the first Italian restaurant to do so in nearly 40 years. At Del Posto,… Read more »
No white tablecloths here, no martinie’s, no wine, lots of noise and always busy. That’s the best Deli in the City and maybe America. The Carnegie Deli is a restaurant located at 854 7th Avenue (between 54th and 55th Streets) in Midtown Manhattan, and was opened in 1937 adjacent to… Read more »
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Forbes Says: Commemorating the famous crystal company’s 250th anniversary, this dazzling 50-story hotel opened its doors in late 2014. The moment you walk in, you’ll be greeted with elegance—in the form of 12,000 Baccarat glass pieces, of course. The opulence is seamlessly woven throughout the 114-room hotel: The Grand Salon… Read more »
Let us make the heart of Midtown Manhattan the center of your world. While constantly on the cutting edge, it is timeless tradition that makes New York City a favorite destination for so many. And whether it is taking afternoon tea in our luxury Midtown hotel’s warm and inviting Star… Read more »