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The Desi Truck offers the kind of snacks I had in mind when I first started writing “Snack Attack” in 2007—intense, cheap bursts of savoriness!
In which I get over my prejudice against the glossy artificiality of Citypoint’s Dekalb Market and sink into nostalgia for the suburban malls of my youth.
Amidst the blocky buildings of downtown Brooklyn and garish discount shops of Fulton Mall you will find Shanghai Street Food at a small, friendly restaurant.
On Valentines Day my climate scientist husband puts aside his principles and makes me a bloody good steak.
What’s the deal with these Italian “Matto” chains in which everything—I mean EVERYTHING—is only $2.00?
Russian dumplings and other unique ethnic foods are a reason to stay underground at Columbus Circle.
A no-frills Brooklyn restaurant offers a buttermilk biscuit that can’t be beat—and more.
A perfect sandwich for a chill spring picnic and the beauty of working with a finite set.