#Dining

iStockphoto Luke Winkie is a visionary. The writer penned an op-ed in the Times in which he proposed a resettlement tax, among other ideas, for New Yorkers who fled the city during the pandemic but now want to come back: NY Times– It’s strange to watch those same friends, acquaintances and

In New York, apartments with private outdoor space are exceptionally rare. Everybody who has ever lived with access to a private patio, deck, garden, or roof knows that once you’ve gone outdoor space, you can never go back. Outdoor space is the first box I check in the advanced filter of my

Life In A Pod: The New Normal Tyler Durden Thu, 07/02/2020 - 05:00 Authored by Steve Watson via Summit News, If you want to go out socialising from now on, you’ll likely be doing it in a plastic pod. This isn’t some weird dystopia, it’s the new normal in 2020....Далее

Michelada, the Mexican beer cocktail with a bite, is quickly gaining popularity in the U.S. And it’s about time. The drink, a tangy and spicy concoction made with lime and chile is like medicine to a hangover. It’s refreshing, and as far as I’m concerned, it’s good for you. I can imagine The Most

Oh, how the mighty have fallen. Where once, a table at Carbone was reserved for the rarified, boastful lyrics of Drake songs (“Maybe it never get old and that’s just how it goes / Last table left in Carbone”), it is now joining the ranks of the many pad thai conveyor belts and stale sushi