Don’t have any specific recs, but Lonely Planet just put out a fab little guide called World Food: Spain. As much a how-to and why-to as a where-to kind of book. If you know what I mean. I’ve used them for other...

Mongo = mung beans, which are like little green beebees. Not our green (string) beans, just beans that are green. Sounds like a great dish — where did you eat it? Melons, cukes, gourds are all related, biologically I think,...

. The one I ate today, at Rincon Sabroso on Roosevelt and 87th St., was way better than either of those. The distinctive touch there was pig’s foot and cracklins; at Natives and Mario’s there’s a little pork...

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at a couple Bosch models that look good but we know very little about this. We cook a lot here, sometimes 6 days a week so we need well constructed stuff that hopefully looks nice as well. Thanks in advance for your help! JeremyEG

Po is definitely. Il Bastardo is larger and maybe a little more festive but I have never been impressed with the food or wines there. Po has a tasting menu that is among the most affordable in the city ($50 or so) for 6 courses....

Great! Thanks. I think cookshop is a little more expensive than I was looking for, in this case.

Riding my bike through Edgewater this morning I happened to stop in at a little bakery called Dina’s. It’s on River Rd. (Bergen Co. Rte. 505) about a mile or less south of Fort Lee. There I ate an excellent Crumb...

search the board for recent reviews of the following: Blue Hill Little Owl Westville Cookshop Back Forty Five Points Momofuku Ko

A little bit uptown from there are two very nice breafast places — Barney Greengrass, and the Popover Cafe. Both are on Amsterdam near 86th St.

Hey there, Is the $30-35 including drinks/tax/tip? What kind of foods do you guys like? If you can give a little more info, people will definitely give some suggestions. Have fun!

?? and if not is there somewhere at least a little special we could go to? I was thinking the Del Postos bar because of the beautiful red walls but Im thinking it may be crowded. Maybe the new Los Dados Lounge?

My favorite pork dishes in the city are at Fatty Crab, Momofuko, and Blue Hill. Any type of cuisine in particular that you’re looking for? JeremyEG

If your daughter and her friends are culinarily adventurous, Korean bbq is lots of fun for a group. Nothing like traditional American bbq. "Little Korea" is right near MSG. Kang Suh, on the corner of B’way & 32nd St., does...

Every time I went to Joshua Tree or Palm Springs, I would stop at Cha Cha’s (a little taco/burrito stand) off California and Redlands Ave. I think there are two or three establishments in the immediate area surrounding...