Reykjavik, Iceland
It’s become the hottest tourist destination in the past year, which is slightly ironic considering it’s the land of Ice. Tourism has quickly skyrocketed in Iceland’s capital city of Reykjavik and […]
Tag Archives: Lobster
Mercado de Mariscos (Fish Market)
The splatter of blood stained my white tank top, as I stood in awe of the dark skinned man butchered a gigantic Tuna with a technique that mixed delicacy with hacking. […]
Cherche Midi
Classical French bistro finds a home in the least classical of places. Located right across the street from a giant Whole Foods and the ever-changing Bowery Street mural, well dressed businessmen […]
Bouillabaisse
The last meal. In our family’s grand tradition, an elaborate home cooked meal always serves as the final dinner before someone embarks on a long trip. This time, the trip […]
Betony
The newest New York foodie mecca, Betony, hardly screams trendy or even elegant. Instead, the decor and quiet classical music in the background is reminiscent of the old Russian parlor […]
Alison Eighteen (CLOSED)
You know a restaurant is in trouble when they blame their emptiness on “the holiday” when Labor Day was a week ago and the Jewish Holiday ended two days before. […]
Mary’s Fish Camp
New Yorkers love their lobster rolls. Summer is all about taking trips out to the Hamptons for the island’s best with Montauk regulars fighting over Lunch or Cyril’s as the […]
Catch
When your NYC Club Promoter texts you every single Thursday night telling you to come to “CATCH” in Meatpacking, you wouldn’t think that trendy spot would double as a high-end […]
The Ultimate Lobster Roll
My lucky parents decided to spend the 4th of July weekend in Maine with a few friends, devouring all of the lobster and seafood in sight. Both my sister and […]
Ed’s Lobster Bar
Ed’s Lobster Bar tries to bring a New York City elegance to the traditional Lobster Shack. The owner (Ed), learned everything he knows during his time as a sous chef […]
