Seriously Eating New York

2008_08_senyc.jpgThe folks at Serious Eats have launched the first of their city guides today, focusing on -- where else -- New York City. The guide is designed to highlight NYC's "essential eating experiences," and doesn't contain many surprises. You'll find quintessential New York icons like Russ & Daughters and Katz's Deli for "Best Old-School New York Landmark," Blue Ribbon for "Best Late Night Eats," and Blue Smoke, Hill Country and Daisy May's for "Best Barbecue," along with a list that should fill the bellies of many tourists. Visitors should take particular note of the list of eats under the category "Must Eat Before Leaving City," which includes the holy trinity -- a hot dog from Gray's Papaya, a slice of pizza from Di Fara, and a burger from the Shake Shack. Anything they missed? Not a whole lot of love for the outer boroughs, particularly Queens. . .

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He recommends going to Masa for sushi. Gee, that's useful.

"Where else?"


Tokyo
Madrid
Chicago
London
Paris...

What is the market for this? New Yorkers would never buy a guide that was so patronizing, it assumed they somehow weren't aware of Katz's, and what are out-of-towners going to do within besides turn to page 158 and coo, "Look, we ate there once!" once they got back to Waukesha?

On the other hand, Daisy May's IS some damn good BBQ.

i'm so sick of food in ny. everything is so overrated. we need to get our shit together. im talking about ctown, flushing, and the little hole in the walls too.

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