september Archive
09 Oct 2012
M. Wells Dinette
Donny: I’m pretty sure by now most of you have heard of the story behind M. Wells and ultimately M. Wells Dinette, so let’s just skip all that and go straight to the food at the new dinette. Howard: I had never been to the original site of M. Wells. It’s true LIC was just
08 Oct 2012
What To Do With: Tomato?
Summer maybe over but there are still loads of tomatoes to be eaten. Here are some of our favorite ways to cook and eat tomatoes. Tomato and egg over rice, a total comfort food meal. A quick and easy tomato sauce. Howard used canned tomatoes but fresh tomatoes should work just fine. And once you
24 Sep 2012
Viva La Comida! A Music And Food Festival
Last Friday was the first ever Viva La Comida! A street festival held at the Dunningham Triangle by the 82nd Street Partnership. Just by looking at the amount of people that attended and the long ass lines for each food vendors (heard the Arepa Lady had a 50min long line), people really craved for a
19 Sep 2012
Viva La Comida! Take A Trip To Queens This Friday
Want to experience the greatest torta ever? Well then, go to Queens this Friday between 4p and 9p at the Dunningham Triangle (that’s 82nd Street and Baxter Ave.) There’s so much cool things to do and to eat in Queens, I’m quite sad that I don’t get out there as often as I want. But
14 Sep 2012
FiDi Food Cart Tour With Turnstile Tours
Tomorrow is the 8th annual Vendy Awards (3rd year at Governors Island). The Vendy Awards may just be one of my favorite events to attend. I missed out last year but I’m pretty damn excited for this year since many of my favorite trucks/vendors are nominated for an award this year (Uncle Gussy’s, Torta Neza,
07 Sep 2012
Portokalopita From Uncle Gussy’s
I’m telling you Uncle Gussy’s in midtown can do no wrong. Last time I wrote about their tasty grilled pork chop with oven roasted lemon potatoes, well I have fallen in love with another tasty treat. Portokalopita aka Greek orange cake. Basically it’s made by shredding phyllo dough then mixing in a batter and baked.
10 Oct 2011
The Deli
As I mentioned in my previous post about Old Town Rancho Cucamonga, that it was great that the city had left some parts of the city untouched. Here’s another reason why, The Deli. Situated next to a generic liquor store, it’s quite hard to miss the sandwich shop. With it’s giant window decoration advertising their