Wednesday, December 3, 2008

New York


Restaurants

InsiemeMarco Canora’s newest venture offers the latest in haute Italian dining, but with a fashionable Greenmarket twist.
AnthosThe décor could be more inspired, but the cooking establishes Michael Psilakis as the Mario Batali of nouvelle Aegean cuisine.
SotoThe new temple of refined small-plates dining. Order any dish on the menu containing the word uni.
Park Avenue WinterMichael Stillman’s loopy, extravagant production is the ultimate proof of that aged maxim: In the big city, fine dining is a form of performance art.
BLT MarketHaute Barnyard comes to the Ritz. The hackneyed concept is rescued by the high quality of the cooking.
Hill CountryIf you can’t get yourself to the great brisket capital of Lockhart, Texas, this honky-tonk in the Flatiron district is the next best thing.
RestoThe latest venue for chic gastropub dining. Lamb ribs are the hot dish in beef-eater circles, and these are the best in town.
15 EastThis intimate Union Square joint represents a return to old-fashioned, no-frills sushi dining.
Allen & DelanceyClassical uptown dining comes to the Lower East Side. Considering Neil Ferguson’s talents, the cooking should only get better.
Market TableMarket madness done well. Go at lunchtime, and order the cheeseburger

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