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Taste of a decade: 1890s restaurants
As the decade starts there are over 19,000 restaurant keepers, a number overshadowed by more than 71,000 saloon keepers, many of whom also serve food for free or at nominal cost. The institution of th… more →
Restaurant-ing through history
Christmas dreaming on such a Thanksgiving day.
jeddler wrote 3 weeks ago: Happy Thanksgiving. I’ve got some great food to eat, some football to watch and in general, so … more →
Space Spotlight: 44 Trinity Place
besenretail wrote 2 months ago: 44 Trinity Place in the Financial District In a prime downtown location, 44 Trinity Place includes a … more →
Taste of a decade: 1890s restaurants
victualling wrote 2 months ago: As the decade starts there are over 19,000 restaurant keepers, a number overshadowed by more than 71 … more →
Sauce readers prefer smoke-free dining
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dianabenanti wrote 4 months ago: Looking at the Sauce Reader’s Choice awards for 2009, it’s no surprise here that a lot o … more →
highlight film
questionbeggar wrote 4 months ago: Steve Blass disease — Named after former pitcher Steve Blass who suddenly lost the ability to … more →
New York's first restaurant—and celebrity chef
wildnewyork wrote 5 months ago: When Delmonico’s restaurant opened on William Street in 1837, New Yorkers had never experience … more →
Agenda: Delmonico's Opens
Ben Conniff wrote 8 months ago: from Saveur, April 2009 December 13 Anniversary: Delmonico’s Opens New York City, 1827 Italian … more →
The Legend Of "86'd" What Is Your Story...
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Brian Simpson wrote 1 year ago: Over the last, dare I say, 20 years in the restaurant industry, I have heard my share of restaurant … more →
America’s finest restaurant
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victualling wrote 1 year ago: In the 19th century and well into the 20th there was absolutely no doubt that Delmonico’s was the na … more →
Baked Alaska Pie
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Lidian wrote 1 year ago: If you are also readers of The Old Foodie (and I certainly hope that you are!) you will know that it … more →
