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Booze Burgers and Beats The Internet's XanaxOkay, so I’m not talking about specific dishes at specific restaurants like “Balthazar’s” steaks or Sushi Seki’s ” eel, but instead dishes that I often find myself ordering if they’re on the menu. These are the items that I might request for my last meal if I was ever on death row and then I’m [...]
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When it comes to classic Italian sandwich shops in the city everyone has their favorite. While there is certainly room for debate, I think that anyone who visits Alidoro in Soho enough and tries a few different types of their sandwiches, will at the very least be forced to acknowledge it’s place amongst the greats. The [...]
Filed under: Italian Food, Sandwiches | Tagged: Alessandro Gualandi, Alidoro Sandwiches, arugula leaves, Fresh Mozzarella Cheese, hot pepper relish, Maro Polo Sandwich, Melampo, The Pavarotti Sandwich, Walter Momente | Leave a Comment »
I remember reading about the Meatball Shop a few weeks before it opened up and thinking to myself “holy shit, that’s a good idea. Why hasn’t someone anyone else done that?” Everyone however, knows that a good idea often amounts to nothing and walking into the Meatball Shop for the first time I’m not sure [...]
Filed under: Italian Food | Tagged: classic beef balls, focaccia, Lower East Side, market salad, Meatball Hero, Meatball Smash, rigatoni, Salmon meatballs, The Meatball Shop, tomato sauce | Leave a Comment »
This is a spot I’m doing a post about strictly because I’ve been eating here forever. They’re right across the street from Bloomie’s which I work one block away from and live about six blocks away from. They don’t make the best pizza in the world, I dislike their pasta very much and I doubt [...]
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Acquedolci is a great addition to Grand street and makes sandwiches that I think are at least as good as those from Alleva. Aside from sandwiches they also make fresh bread, pasta dishes and have a small selection of Italian groceries that include sodas like Chinoto and Aranciata. I’ve had a few of their different [...]
Filed under: Italian Food, Sandwiches | Tagged: Acquedolci, Alleva, Aranciata Soda, Chinoto Soda, Grand Street, Il Diavolo Sandwich | Leave a Comment »
The” where to get a good Italian sandwich in Soho war” is on full blast as newcomers Acquedolci and Torrisi Italian Specialties are challenging longtime dominance of spots like Alidoro’s and Alleva. To be 100% honest I think Torrisi is the best of the bunch right now mainly because of their off the hook side [...]
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99% of time if there’s a guy standing on a corner with an arrow and a sign directing you to a restaurant, the restaurant sucks. Farinella is the anomaly. The dude who owns this place is a rapper from Naples named Alberto Polo Cretara and while I can’t co sign his rhymes because I haven’t [...]
Filed under: Italian Food, Pizza | Tagged: Alberto Polo Cretara, Chinotto Soda, Farinella, Margherita Slice, Neopolitan Pizza, Patate Slice, Rapper, Red Pepper Flakes, Roman Pizza, triple decker electric oven | 1 Comment »
I no longer work in the Financial District as my entire department got transferred to the more plush diggd of the Upper East Side/Midtown but there are a few places that I had eaten at downtown that I have not yet posted about including the Ravioli Fair Cart. The Ravioli Fair Cart is a rather hot commodity [...]
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