Before you indulge at the latest Mediterranean outpost from the folks who brought you Marseille and Nice-Matin (amongst other French bistros scattered around town which constitute the Tour de France Restaurant Group), there are two words you should know. The … Read More
Upon first consideration, the cuisines of Brazil and France might not seem the most harmonic combination—and yet, in South Beach, at the Blue Door at the Delano, they marry beautifully: the tropical sensuality of South America balanced by the refinement … Read More
It’s one of those strange twists of fate that you spend nearly twenty days in Italy, wandering through Napoli, Sicily, Roma, and Venice in search of a good pie, a good slice—only to come home and find the best pie … Read More
First of all, have the car drive you around to the 20th Street entrance, back by the cul de sac near the ocean—so that you enter on the residential side of the Setai complex, the side with the 40-story tower—whereupon … Read More
With a name derived from Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis (“There are no shortcuts in evolution”), David Bouley’s Miami Beach restaurant is a temple to the elevated and evolved. Ensconced in the fabled Morris Lapidus-designed diLido Hotel (1953, and now … Read More
Ah, Roma—in August…. When the tourists have descended and the locals have fled. And you find yourself there on a holiday weekend, a Sunday at that—when many dining establishments have closed—for the season. There’s only one choice: head to le … Read More
Remember that afternoon in Paris? You’d been walking along the Seine, worn down a little by your morning at the Louvre—and you turned a corner, and there was this little café. A bottle of Sancerre and a salade nicoise, some … Read More
Dolled up like a South Beach hotel lounge, the Stanton Social nonetheless fits perfectly into its raffishly chic Lower East Side locale. A beautiful three-level space fitted out with leather handrails and lizard skin banquettes, as well as belt-strapped pillows … Read More
