the usual suspects: Beatrice & Woodsley; Rioja; Fruition; any of Frank Bonanno’s places (Osteria Marco, Luca d’Italia, Mizuna); Frasca in Boulder; Deluxe; Table 6; Black Pearl. P.S. A new place called Root Down is...

Izakaya Den and Beatrice & Woodsley on the pricey side — Tacos y Salas #3 for the best authentic Mexican food in town (when I lived in NYC ten years ago, there was simply nothing like this place there, maybe that’s...

, someplace where I can wear jeans, Chucks, and a polo. I like the pork belly at Beatrice & Woodsley but that is NOT the scene I’m interested in, for this evening. Thoughts? Claire? tatamagouche? Bueller? Anybody?

tail at Osteria Marco recently (blogpost attached). There’s some good mixing at Panzano. If you’re willing to venture by cab, tails at Steuben’s, Root Down, and Beatrice & Woodsley are all good bets too....

Beatrice & Woodsley gets my vote. Stunning & unique space, exciting small-plates menu that references American culinary history as well as its future, interesting wine list. I’ve heard mixed reports on service, but my few...

I second Osteria Marco and Rioja; you should also check out Beatrice & Woodsley, a stunning place serving relatively courageous small plates.

. Depending on your answer, though, I’d probably add Beatrice & Woodsley, Osteria Marco, Luca d’Italia, and Panzano to chowmix’s list (and I’d personally remove Tamayo, which I don’t find all that...

's often game at the namesake of yours you mention, Beatrice & Woodsley. Right now I’m digging the place for brunch more than dinner, but it is a gorgeous, unique spot, still one of my faves in town (as is its sibling of a...

As long as we’re listing :)...Beatrice & Woodsley? Black Pearl? El Taco de Mexico or Los Carboncitos? Heaven Star for dim sum? Izakaya Den? Z Cuisine? Panzano?

condition to servers who would sneer at her for being “cheap.” At Beatrice & Woodsley's, New Year’s Eve, they tried to make her pay for the entire prix fixe menu - $100 – when she could only contain...