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| | | | | | My first apartment was a boxy, 400 square foot single room with a kitchen recessed into the rear wall–the sort of apartment that appears liveable to no one, save a recent college graduate whose dormitory living space was even tinier. Despite its faults, I loved nearly everything about that little Ar... | | | | | | There are some places that almost look too chic to walk into — the décor is too hip, as are the patrons, dressed in that perfect downtown casual "messiness" that somehow always looks pulled together. That's Brown, a gem of a café on the Lower East Side café, except you won't... | | | | | | Sure, everyone loves to hear about hot new restaurants, but equally intriguing are sleepers – those lesser-known gems that folks in-the-know like to keep to themselves in order to keep the crowds at bay. Whether it’s a cozy little corner, an out-of-the-way swingin’ spot or just a friendly place wit... | | | | | | Zagat looks at "Sleeper restaurants in the City That Never Sleeps" this week. The mainly Upper and Lower East Side locations, which include Brown Café, Ichimura, La Cantina Toscana and Tides, are all cozy and a little off the beaten path, but still promise exceptional eats. This piece... | | | | | | Earlier this week Zagat published a list of restaurants in a post titled Sleepers in the City That Never Sleeps. While the list included some solid recommendations I couldn't help but notice that all of the picks were on the East side, from the LES (Brown Cafe) all the way up to Harlem (Charles Sout... | | | |
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