Fourth of July weekend, half the city fled to the Hamptons, and Shannon and I took full advantage of the empty reservation slots that opened up as a result. Post-Yankee game, we struck. Cote is one of my top restaurants in this city. Full stop. I would never pass up a reservation. It is a…
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COQODAQ Brunch Review: Is NYC’s Fried Chicken & Champagne Experience Worth the Hype?
COQODAQ is one of those places I probably wouldn’t have gone to on my own. Not because I don’t like nuggets. I love nuggets. Nuggets are life. It’s more the whole reservation Olympics thing. You know me. I don’t hunt reservations. I outsource that activity like a true New Yorker. Thankfully, the ladies insisted, and…
KPot Midtown – Going Back to a Classic Everyone Loves
It’s that time of year again — my birthday week — which means figuring out where to take everyone for the annual feast. This round was for my work crew, which is always the trickiest group to please. You can’t blow the budget, you need something fun but still family-friendly, and you have to remember…
Adventures of Peaches and Crew Part 4 – Bar Snack, Paradise Lost, Korean Wings & Al Gelato Laboratorio
This one’s a little out of sequence since Bar Snack technically came before Frank. But hey, that’s how nights in the East Village go — things get mixed up. Bar Snack We started at Bar Snack, right next door to Frank. I’d been curious to try it since they’ve got a decent happy hour, plus…
Trying COTE NYC Again: The Butcher’s Feast Experience
The question of the night: If you cook your own food at a Michelin-starred Korean BBQ like COTE NYC, does that make you a Michelin chef? Luckily, at COTE, you don’t have to worry about that—they handle most of the grilling for you. Minus the occasional stolen piece from a friend who insists on eating…




