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Freedom Tower Seeks Bids on New Sky High Restaurant

Freedom Tower Seeks Bids on New Sky High Restaurant

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which is in charge of construction on the new 1 World Trade Center – AKA the Freedom Toweris now seeking developers to design, build and operate a 34,000-square-foot restaurant on the 100th and 101st floors; whoever wins the bid may also win rights to operate the observation deck planned for the 102nd floor. The Authority is gazing into its crystal construction ball and seeing a Grand Opening in 2013. more ›

TV Dinners: August 13-19

TV Dinners: August 13-19

This week on food-related TV, we’ve got: more ›

Wednesday Food News

  • Bruni had a busy day over at the Times today. He gave one star to omakase-only Sasabune, proclaiming that "with fish this fine," chef and owner Kenji Takahashi has every right to make his own rules. He also creates his perfect meal of 2006, comprised of dishes from various spots. It starts off with the grilled squid salad at Boqueria, winds its way through L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon and A Voce before landing at The Little Owl for the pork chop, and finishes at Blau Gans for dessert.
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    Wednesday Food News: Early Edition

    Wednesday Food News: Early Edition

    Bruni two-stars spanish Boqueria, calls it happy and peppy, and says it has “the virtues of stylishness without the vanity, luring relatively young, good-looking diners who turn out for the eating more than the posing.” Named for the food market in Barcelona, about two-thirds of the menu at Boqueria features tapas. And the boys at Eater are on the money again, putting the action on two stars. more ›

    Wednesday Food News: Early Edition

    Wednesday Food News: Early Edition

    Bruni one-stars Da Silvano, downgrading it from the two stars Ruth Reichl awarded the restaurant in 1998. He doesn’t quite understand its allure, though he sees occassional glimpses: “Perhaps more than any New York restaurant I know, Da Silvano illustrates... the mind-boggling inconsistency that can exist across the breadth of a menu and a series of visits.” Celebrities love the place, though, he tells us. He even called a few to ask why. Madonna didn't get back to him, but Sarah Jessica Parker did, and she favors the linguini with clams. Why the food critic for the New York Times needs a celebrity to weigh in on merits of a restaurant, we're not quite sure, but good to know that SJP thinks Frank merits a response and Madonna doesn't. more ›

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