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| | | Pasha | | | “Dine like a Pasha at this sophisticated and authentic Upper West Side Turkish spot.” —nymag | | Cuisine: Turkish |
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| | | | | | Pasha - 31-01 31st Street, Astoria NY 11102 718.726.0230 N/W Train to 30th Avenue I mentioned that Pasha, the Bosnian grill on 31st Street and Newton Ave expanded. Now officially in it's new location, I went in to check it out and try one of their signature dishes--cevapi (minced beef-lamb kabob).... Read More | | | | | | Pasha - 28-27 31st Street, Astoria, NY 11102 718.726.0230 N/W Train to 30th Avenue On my way home, I spied some good news for Bosnian cevapcici newcomer, Pasha. The place has been open for just a couple of short months and they're already expanding to a bigger place down the block--on the corner of... Read More | | | | | | Pasha - 28-27 31st Street, Astoria, NY 11102 718.726.0230N/W Train to 30th Avenue I've been noticing Pasha, the new Bosnian cevapcici counter, on my way to the gym--it happens to be conveniently located underneath the subway. Everytime, I hear the word cevapcici--grilled minced meat served with flat... Read More | | | | | | Aware of Pasha's upcoming expansion, I walked by today to check out how its coming along. Quite nicely indeed. The space is considerably bigger than its hole-in-the-wall starter, which is now officially closed. The new space has extensive outdoor seating with tables and chairs already set up. And wh... Read More | | | | | | it's turkish food, not indian. quite lovely; service and food. Read More | | | | | | Photography: Pasha Antonav / WWD Patricia Field is a busy woman, she has partnered up with HSN, a home shopping network on an exclusive brand dubbed Destination Style New York. The collection “is made up of 50 pieces ranging from sportswear and denim to dresses and accessories” consisting of famil... Read More | | | | | | The jubilee in Rome is a million miles from the real action in The Constant Couple, the Pearl Theatre Company’s fine revival of George Farquhar’s 1699 Restoration comedy. Yet it pops up constantly as the play’s reliable punch-line, especially as it’s the intended destination of Clincher (Eduardo Pla... Read More | | | |
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