To Bubby, With Love
One of Ron Silver’s grandma’s said it was a facachta (English pronunciation “fa-cock-ta” – Yiddish for…crazy!) idea to open Bubby’s; his other grandma was proud of him, even though he might not amount to muc (read full article)
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One of Ron Silver’s grandma’s said it was a facachta (English pronunciation “fa-cock-ta” – Yiddish for…crazy!) idea to open Bubby’s; his other grandma was proud of him, even though he might not amount to muc (read full article)
Brunch at Essex is a great example of what the ideal New York City brunch should be like. Good food, lots of people watching (regular people, not celebrities) and a prix fixe meal of eighteen bucks that includes three (they had us at two!) alcoho (read full article)
Brunch at Essex is a great example of what the ideal New York City brunch should be like. Good food, lots of people watching (regular people, not celebrities) and a prix fixe meal of eighteen bucks that includes three (they had us at two!) alcoho (read full article)
Every now and then we Magpies need to leave the craziness of NYC for something a little more mellow. So when we want to take a trip to the country without leaving the city, we head for brunch at Friend of a Farmer on Irving Place between 18th and 1 (read full article)
Artisanal was recently featured on one of our favorite travel network shows, Anthony Bourdain’s “No Reservations.” The chef, Terrance Brennan, was interviewed about how much time and attention he gives to serve only the best farm (read full article)
Artisanal was recently featured on one of our favorite Travel Network shows, Anthony Bourdain’s “No Reservations.” The chef, Terrance Brennan, was interviewed about how much time and attention he gives to serving only the best far (read full article)
Everyone was famished on Sunday afternoon. We all knew we wanted to go eat, but, like practically every Sunday, some Magpies were up for lunch, while others were just…well…up. So where can you go to eat, when you all can’t deci (read full article)
Everyone was famished on Sunday afternoon. We all knew we wanted to go eat, but like practically every Sunday, some Magpies were up for lunch, while others were just…well…up. So where can you go to eat, when you all can’t decid (read full article)
The celebrity-favorite Gemma, on the corner of 3rd Street and Bowery, is a destination where you can eat (really, really good food), drink (great specialty drinks or wine from their vast wine collection), and be merry (cause they don’t rush yo (read full article)
The celebrity-favorite Gemma, on the corner of 3rd Street and Bowery, is a destination where you can eat (really, really good food), drink (great specialty drinks or wine from their vast wine collection), and be merry (cause they don’t rush yo (read full article)
Nothing is better than a bagel-to-go on a beautiful Saturday afternoon. Murray’s Bagels on 6th Avenue near 13th Street is one of our favorite places, since it has consistently good bagels and a true New York feel (including that ol’ (read full article)
Take a scoop of freshly churned, creamy vanilla ice cream, and sandwich it between two homemade chocolate chip cookies, and then try to take just one bite…Exactly! It’s impossible! Words cannot express how delicious Ronnybrook’s (read full article)
François Payard, chef and owner of François Chocolate Bar in New York, is organizing the first annual Macaron Day in NYC, today(!), Saturday, March 20, 2010. Macaron Day NYC is inspired by and will coincide with the 5th annual Jour du Macaron in (read full article)
Okay, okay, so it might sound redundant to say that we love Danal, a charming little bistro on 5th Avenue between 12th and 13th Street, that serves brunch. ‘Cause in case you haven’t noticed, we Magpies are always going out for brunch (read full article)
It’s St Patrick’s Day! Everything’s going to be looking really green today…and everyone will be eating a lot of green too – and we’re not talking salads (thank goodness!). The Treats Truck will be parked at 45th (read full article)
It seems like we Magpies have wanted to try Cookshop for brunch forever. So when some California Magpies came to visit New York, we knew that this was the perfect place to go. We also heard it gets really packed around noon – so we dragged (read full article)
We Magpies went shopping at Barney’s on 61st Street and Madison the other day. Even though we pride ourselves on being price conscious shoppers, it’s still fun to go through the racks at Barney’s searching for something that might (read full article)
After a busy day of shopping in Soho we Magpies decided to grab a little something to eat. We ended up (as usual!) at 40 Carrots, in Bloomingdale’s. While on line trying to make a decision on what flavor yogurt we should have, a heavenly aroma (read full article)
If you enjoyed watching the red carpet fashion parade and you’re visiting NYC this weekend, or if you live here and are looking for something to do, look no further than the Giorgio Armani store on 5th Avenue between 55th and 56th Streets. Why we w (read full article)
The Momofuku Milk bar has an unbelievable reputation. We’ve seen pictures and read rave reviews about it on so many sites, but somehow, we never got a chance to try it out. Although we might not be food connoisseurs, we, at Harriet Magpie, p (read full article)
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