
Terroir Tribeca is a more food-centric spinoff of the impish, ingenious East Village wine bar Terroir. Here at the Tribeca branch, there’s more space, more private nooks, and less reason to leave after a few drinks. Stay and make a meal of it [...]
![]() Very rarely does a restaurant start hitting on all cylinders from the moment it opens. But to paraphrase that old ad: With a chef like Andrew Carmellini, it’s got to be good. At Locanda Verde, Italian-food genius Carmellini picks up where he left off at A Voce (which is now in Chicago transplant Missy Robbins’s highly capable hands) with a solid lineup of [...] ![]() Ever since he turned up in NYC, first at the long-defunct Atlas on Central Park South, UK-born chef Paul Liebrandt has been sprouting all kinds of nut-job ideas—and bless him for that. Say what you will about molecular gastronomy and its equally overwrought brethren; it’s healthy to have a cheerfully bonkers streak running through a few of the city’s restaurants. Chicago embraced this long before NYC did. At Corton, Liebrandt may [...] |
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