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texasmonthly.com /1 month ago

The Smallest of Things 

A lesson from a Pulitzer Prize–winning story. 

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nybooks.com /3 weeks ago

No One

     

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newyorker.com /1 month ago

From Sturgeon to Knicks Gear, Barney Greengrass Has You Covered

The Upper West Side smoked-fish establishment, beloved by Marilyn Monroe and Irving Berlin, represents the best of New York—great food, family bonds, and Jalen Brunson.

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newyorker.com /2 days ago

New York Is a Pickle Kind of Town

The Dutch authors of a new book, “The Pickled City: The Story of New York Pickles,” stop by the brined-delicacy staple Russ & Daughters.

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grubstreet.com /1 month ago

Restaurateur Henry Rich Used to Order the ‘Quickie’

“They explained with infinite kindness, ‘It’s pronounced quiche.’”

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thenews-chronicle.com /3 weeks ago

They’re Coming to America

Journalists like to think that the world would be finished without them. Nothing illustrates this vanity more than the joke by my old school journalism teacher that even when the w...

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newyorker.com /3 weeks ago

The Difference Between the Knicks and the White House Cage Fight

Sports, spectacle, and what Juvenal would have made of this moment.

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nybooks.com /1 week ago

‘Extraordinarily Profitable Fiduciary Rapport’

The old saying “What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas” is, in fact, not all that old, and not really a saying. It was written by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority for...

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nytimes.com /1 month ago

The Best Yellow Mustard

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grubstreet.com /1 month ago

George Motz Reaches for the Bone

“Chewing on it is one of the greatest experiences you can have — so base and primal and perfect.”

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lamag.com /1 month ago

The Future of New York City Journalism?

The credentialing of influencers behind a pro-Luigi Mangione account has fueled debate over who qualifies as “press” in New York City, and whether traditional journalistic standard...

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theguardian.com /1 week ago

The secret ingredient in America’s culinary capitals? Its people

Lower East Side gems and bars of Boston were low on pretence and high on personality. Plus, southern soul, Jewish delis and, of course, apple pie to celebrate America’s 250th anniv...

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newyorker.com /2 weeks ago

Herding the Fro-Yo Sheep

This summer, every trendy dessert joint has a mile-long line of transplants and tourists. One New Yorker is protesting in his own way—by “baa”-ing at them.

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observer.com /1 month ago

21 New York City Restaurants for Summertime Guys’ Dinners

From century-old steakhouses to lively newcomers, these tables know how to handle a crew, celebrations and everything in between.

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newyorker.com /1 month ago

A World-Class Omakase in America’s Most Landlocked State

For the chef David Utterback, the sense that Omaha is underestimated is a source of both pride and torment.

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theamericanconservative.com /1 week ago

Au Revoir to the Good Life in Paris

The City of Light is not what it once was—nor are the Americans visiting it. The post Au Revoir to the Good Life in Paris appeared first on The American Conservative.

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newyorker.com /1 month ago

Pierre-Emmanuel Lyet’s “After the Comeback”

New Yorkers unite in hope.

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jewishjournal.com /1 month ago

Comedian Jeff Ross Talks Pastrami in the Big Apple

The Museum of the City of New York welcomed “The Roastmaster General” along with Katz’s Deli owner Jake Dell for a meaty talk on the Jewish deli’s legacy. The post Comedian Jeff Ro...

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myfrenchlife.org /1 month ago

The Room that Holds Everyone

Why the French bistro was never really only about food — and what disappears when it closes

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atlantamagazine.com /3 weeks ago

Tom Junod: In memory of former Atlanta magazine editor-in-chief Lee Walburn

Lee Walburn was a proud man. He was proud of being a certain kind of man—a country man who succeeded in the city and then went back to the country. I’m proud to say that he—who hir...

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jasonzweig.com /1 month ago

Three Ways to Get Paid

Jason Zweig, back in 2018: My father, who died in 1981, was an inexhaustible font of wisdom and wit. I don’t know when he told me this particular three-part rule, but I’ve neve...

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observer.com /2 weeks ago

The Socialite New York Never Forgave for a Crime That May Not Have Happened

A very American tragedy, just in time for the Fourth of July.

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grubstreet.com /1 month ago

Matt Rodbard Appreciates an In-Flight Meal

“To hate on all airline food lacks imagination.”

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grubstreet.com /3 weeks ago

The $80 Pie Only a Former McKinsey Consultant Could Dream Up

Lena Kristy’s Jamagansett has disturbed the competitive world of bougie baked goods.

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