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Tertulia Review – Small Plates, Big Flavor

A view at the kitchen.

To make a big statement in a bite can be challenging, but Tertulia does its heritage proud. Some peer reviews from Spanish cuisine veterans are mixed, but generally, it seems consistent in its delivery and true to its origins. . . . → Read More: Tertulia Review – Small Plates, Big Flavor

Aureole Review – Large, Flashy, and Frequently Overlooked

Aureole exceeded my expectations in every way, service, ambiance, and food. While it’s certainly pricey, $89 for a 3 course prix fixe, the meal justified its price. I’m hoping with this, other bloggers give it another look as well. . . . → Read More: Aureole Review – Large, Flashy, and Frequently Overlooked

The Modern Restaurant Review – Permanent Collection or Temporary Exhibit?

The decor of the formal dining area.

While the stunning space and staff definitely seem capable of elevating the experience to that of New York’s elite, it ultimately does not live up to the grand and lofty expectations. I’d even venture to say that the cuisine feels dated, which in the MoMA, is slightly troubling. This is not to say Modern wasn’t a good restaurant, my evening featured a very good dinner with solid food and service. However, it was not the magical experience that I was looking for. . . . → Read More: The Modern Restaurant Review – Permanent Collection or Temporary Exhibit?

Food Parc Review – Futuristic Cafeteria Dining

On weekends, despite the midtown address, the plaza felt like an oasis between 6 and 7th Ave. . . . → Read More: Food Parc Review – Futuristic Cafeteria Dining

Grand Central Oyster Bar – Oyster Mecca

For oyster lovers, there’s nothing better in the area. If only my daily commute took me through this bustling station, I’d be a regular. . . . → Read More: Grand Central Oyster Bar – Oyster Mecca