2 years ago
Ippudo NY. 65 Fourth Ave., New York, NY 10003 Shishito deep-fried japanese peppers Hirata Buns steamed buns, filled with your choice of pork or ground chicken, served with lppudo original spicy buns sauce Akamaru Modern with Nitamago (seasoned hard boiled egg) and Kakuni (braised pork belly) ‘the original tonkotsu’ soup noodles with ippudo’s special sauce, miso paste and fragrant garlic oil, slices of simmered berkshire pork, cabbage, onions, kikurage & scallions Matcha Brulee creme brulee with a green tea twist Mascarpone Cheese and Ice Cream ice cream served with mascarpone cheese

Ippudo NY. 65 Fourth Ave., New York, NY 10003

Shishito deep-fried japanese peppers

Hirata Buns steamed buns, filled with your choice of pork or ground chicken, served with lppudo original spicy buns sauce

Akamaru Modern with Nitamago (seasoned hard boiled egg) and Kakuni (braised pork belly) ‘the original tonkotsu’ soup noodles with ippudo’s special sauce, miso paste and fragrant garlic oil, slices of simmered berkshire pork, cabbage, onions, kikurage & scallions

Matcha Brulee creme brulee with a green tea twist

Mascarpone Cheese and Ice Cream ice cream served with mascarpone cheese

2 years ago
I did that thing again where I forget to take the “before” photo. Delicious omelette from a new discovery on 12th street between Avenue A and Avenue B, vegetarian-ish, organic quiet band of horses-type joint, Ciao For Now, 523 E. 12th. The Italian JobRed pepper, leek, and zuchini with your choice of: pork, chicken or veggie sausage. Add swiss or cheddar to any omelette — $1 Brunch Weekends 9-4 — $9.50 All brunch is made to order and includes a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice and fresh fruit.

I did that thing again where I forget to take the “before” photo.

Delicious omelette from a new discovery on 12th street between Avenue A and Avenue B, vegetarian-ish, organic quiet band of horses-type joint, Ciao For Now, 523 E. 12th.

The Italian Job
Red pepper, leek, and zuchini with your choice of: pork, chicken or veggie sausage. Add swiss or cheddar to any omelette — $1

Brunch

Weekends 9-4 — $9.50

All brunch is made to order and includes a glass of fresh squeezed orange juice and fresh fruit.

2 years ago

I would just like to formally acknowledge the formula for steadying oneself (myself) at the edge of sanity, of patience, for tolerating Manhattan’s humans and rain last night (12 March 2010, 10:00 pm): Hank Williams, Hot Mulled Wine and Grilled Cheese with Tomato at Mud Coffee.

2 years ago
Veselka Pierogis, Potato Pancakes with Apple Sauce and Sour Cream, Split Pea Soup, Kielbasa, and Mashed Potatoes…and of course, the Raspberry Blintzes!

Veselka Pierogis, Potato Pancakes with Apple Sauce and Sour Cream, Split Pea Soup, Kielbasa, and Mashed Potatoes…and of course, the Raspberry Blintzes!

2 years ago
Cozy’s Soup and Burger: 3 am Godsend. 739 Broadway New York, NY 10003 (212) 477-5566Open 24 Hours

Cozy’s Soup and Burger: 3 am Godsend.

739 Broadway New York, NY 10003

(212) 477-5566
Open 24 Hours

2 years ago

Agnes & Eva’s Tasty Goods

243 E 13th St
(between 3rd Ave & 2nd Ave)
New York, NY 10003
(212) 505-8453


Cheap, casual, comfortable, and friendly. The sort of place perfect for idle late Sunday afternoons. A pretty simple menu but everything was delicious.

2 years ago
Yogurt from Pinkberry. Forgot for the second time in an hour to take a ‘before’ photo. Chocolate with white chocolate shavings and raspberries. Quite nice.

Yogurt from Pinkberry. Forgot for the second time in an hour to take a ‘before’ photo. Chocolate with white chocolate shavings and raspberries. Quite nice.

2 years ago

Mud: Great or Greatest?

307 East 9th Street, Manhattan, New York

Poorman’s Mud Breakfast: Coffee, Toast, Jam. Hoping to balance the previous night’s Mud Feast of Maple Lattes, Mango Quesadillas, and and a mound of Guacamole comparable to the cokemountain in Scarface.

Conclusion: Greatest!

2 years ago
Dining halls open. Grand streams of baked ziti. Though honestly, New York cuisine? I’m sorry, dear reader.

Dining halls open. Grand streams of baked ziti. Though honestly, New York cuisine? I’m sorry, dear reader.

2 years ago