I can’t believe I’ve never been after 10 years in NYC but I am finally going tomorrow night. Has anyone been recently (this spring), and if so, what should I not miss? Also, any other advice would be greatly...

There’s a good chance that the Whole Food Company, Hazleton Lanes, has them. Also the Harvest Wagon, on Yonge St, just South of Summerhill subway.

Going for dinner tomorrow. Haven’t been since 9/11. Recommended dishes please. I still remember the seafood sausage.

chanterelle...hands down...montrachet is far from a 'destination restaurant.'

Both are highly enjoyable. But I am a bigger fan of Bouley. I was surprised by the recent negative commentary and hope it was a fluke. I plan to return to Bouley shortly and would advise giving it a try. I describe Chanterelle as...

Want to take my son, for his 30th, to a “memorable meal” restaurant for lunch. Many years ago, Chanterelle was that place/meal for me. How is it now, or what’s better, in that $38 lunch price range?

Where is the best place to buy fresh chanterelles? Any where in New York City would be fine. Thanks.

So last night we did our quarterly year run to costco (the SF one at 10th and Bryant), and i noticed in the vegetable case that they had 1 lb. packages of chanterelles. I stopped. i stared. i sniffed (as best i could through the...

'anyone know where to get fresh (not dried) chanterelles and porcini...? Preferably in the western 'burbs... but I will drive for fresh 'shrooms... ;->

Going to Chanterelle tomorrow for the first time and looking forward to it very much. Any must haves? Below is a link to their current menu. Thanks for your help, Brendan Link: http://www.chanterellenyc.com/food.htm

Has anyone had the 38$ prix fixe lunch here? THe dinner is too expensive, but this seems like a way to try out this place. Thanks-

I enjoy Chanterelle very much. The food is provencial (French) with good size portions and the atmosphere is dark and quiet. I find it romantic and comfortable. I hope you enjoy it.

With corkage fees, it’s a battle between diners and restaurateurs.

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