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Thursday, November 11, 2010

Baluchis.


Swore I would swear away from this Indian chain...but this was good...5th av park slope.

VAPIANO an NYU haunt in the making





113 University Place nr !3st with tap smart cards to use at pizza and wine and salad and pasta and expresso stations...seating that is more Horn and Hardart than Babbo like but tasty pie and a bright group post movie vibe. Mall upgrade ...fast food with a gold card...order and kind of a mickey rooney judy garland 21st century malt shop vibe.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

chock full of nuts reborn 23rd and 5th ave



The chicken croquettes are chock full of chicken and the coffee was heavenly and the datenut bread with cream cheese fueled the time travel. Casual nostalgia.Chock Full O'Nuts on Urbanspoon

Saturday, October 16, 2010

Michael and Ping bring the first good Chinese food to park slope





Next store is Four and Twenty Blackbirds with fantastic looking sweet and savory pies...3rd av and 8st (Gowanus?). Delivery available and Emily from nyu class is at the counter...order and take food to table....Shrimp and broccoli excellent...scallion pancakes stuffed with moo shoo chicken...lo mein...and dumplings from pork to tofu. Long awaited.

Friday, October 1, 2010

springdale utah. cafe OSCAR




most of the food was mexican but the turkey burger was superb also.

Thursday, September 30, 2010

MOUNT ZION RANCH. Buffalo Grill. UTAH




Buffalo steak from the herd. Low Fat excellent simulation of lou g siegals rib eye.

Sunday, September 19, 2010

Tornedo Hits and Block parties with many totos and dorothies and a cancer researcher who plays a mean guitar



Our Park Slope Street, featured on p1 of the NYT lost trees,cars and awnings but not spirit. Music and Tim"s clam and margarita
bar gave sustenance(Tim is a WIZ because of the wonderful things he does)..there was the Caroline and Alice Waters plum tart and my salami and provolone and pepper spread hero.
Children slid and scooted for hours and all was right with the moment in bklyn that made us feel like tin men and scarecrows and cowardly lions who survived. Thanks especially Auntie Em....I mean Emily.