While New York can lay claim to some legendary figures in fried-chicken lore Joseph Wells, who popularized chicken and waffles at his Harlem supper club; man-with-a-cast-iron-pan... more »
Save for the gin-and-tonic brigade, it seems no one cares much about highballs. As Long Island Bar 's Toby Cecchini puts it, they are "such a not-drank thing." They're often mixed... more »
Nothing wrong with round, but the current pizzascape is all about rectangles, be they Roman, Sicilian, Detroit, Grandma-style, focaccia, upside-down, or the latest twist a... more »
Cheers: Esquire is back at the watering hole with its list of the best bars in the country. Like last year's, it's not exactly a list of places that are all brand-new or all-time... more »
We are hurtling toward summer and gloriously hot, humid days that more or less demand ice cream. New York's finest purveyors of frozen sweets have got the city covered this year,... more »
This week, the Cronut turned five years old. It seems so long ago, doesnt it? We were all so innocent then, and when Dominique Ansels pastry hybrid hit the scene, everyone wanted... more »
There's a good chance you've never heard of caramelle. It's a stuffed pasta, and if you think the name sounds like it could be a candy bar, that's no accident: The once-obscure... more »
Even in the last days of this particularly dreary New York winter, the dish that seems to be on every table at Manhattan's Lobster Club is a towering ice sculpture designed by... more »
The roots have yet to attain the chef-driven cult-veg status of kale or Brussels sprouts, but there are signs of change thanks to the advent of alternative varieties that are less... more »
Excellence in fried chicken demands (1) a hot and crisp exterior, (2) juicy meat, and (3) enough, but not too much, salt. Flourishes aside, let's say this applies equally to... more »
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