Since it's Mardi Gras time, I'm craving some spicy New Orleans-type food. Where can we go?
Sure, it's been around forever, but this question had us craving the gumbo and po-boys at Acme Bar and Grill. Go early and take the kids--it's like a party every night and it'll make you feel like your back in those post-college years.
If you're thinking of taking the kids out to brunch this Sunday, check out Cercle Rouge in Tribeca. It's a comfy French bistro with yummy food (nice k … [see more]
Kids have a birthday party at Chelsea Piers and want to take them out to eat after. Anything family-friendly nearby?
We had a fun meal with our children at The Diner on 9th Avenue at 14th Street. Food was tasty and best of all, the kids' meals were served in a paper convertible. An hour of entertainment, which allowed us to finish our meals and a cocktail. Pop Burger is just next door--also fun but no table service. The mini-burgers are delicious but be sure to ask for them PLAIN so your kids don't have a stroke when they arrive with condiments on the bun!
I need a room in a restaurant that can hold about 35-40 people for an anniversary dinner for my parents. Don't want over the top fancy but would like it to be nice. Appreciate any ideas.
We love a private room. Here are some that hold about 40: Â Savoy in Soho Upstairs at Landmarc in Tribeca I Trulli in Murray Hill 11 Madison Park in uh...Madison Park Jane in Soho
Fried green olives stuffed with sausage, served at Morandi Restaurant in the West Village. We went for a birthday dinner last week and started out mea … [see more]
Last year Hilary bought Alyssa's daughter a cookbook and Annabelle has spent the better part of the year perfecting the cookbook's macaroni and cheese recipe. Here's her version--the first one the children like that doesn't come out of a box and doesn't involve some sort of flourescent orange substance. The topping is our own special addition...but be forewarned: you won't be able to stop at one bite! … [see more]