28 April 2006
The House That George Destroyed
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Is there any point in pretending that America's Pastime is actual sport any longer? Or that the once venerable institution is worth prot...
25 April 2006
Elegant Settee, No Waiting
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Reason number 49 to opt for time-honored New York over the Current Hot Scene: immediately seating, with minimal bullshit. This lesson was ta...
24 April 2006
What About Bill?
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What doesn't Bill's Gay Nineties have that "21," Pete's Tavern, Chumley's and P.J. Clarke's and other classic ...
21 April 2006
McHale's Lives!—Sort Of
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News about McHale's, the classic Theatre District haunt whose death instigated the creation of this blog! No, it's not reopening. No...
Three-dollar Beers Have No Place in Times Square!
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The Midtown Real Estate Barons, incensed that the Theatre District is still sneaking in cheap booze and eats in under their very nose, has ...
19 April 2006
New York Is a Strange Town
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Two stories in today’s papers that could only happen in New York City: the metropolis’ doormen are threatening to strike; and police and fir...
17 April 2006
Red Hook’s Ship Comes In
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I was molding a hill for cucumbers in my five-by-three pod in my community garden on Saturday when a ship horn blast cut the afternoon air. ...
13 April 2006
Jay Dee, the Passover Palace
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Necessity in the mother of discovery. Recently, as Passover was approaching, my wife, who is Jewish, was crying out for Kosher for Passover ...
Fear Strikes Out
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Last week, I mustered up the courage to enter and dine at the spooky Spanish restaurant on the corner of 38th Street and 7th Avenue, the one...
10 April 2006
The Sound of Silence Silenced
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I was walking down Ninth Avenue between 45th and 44th Street yesterday when I discovered to my lasting regret that the Studio Coffee Shop ha...
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