Do interconnected dumplings taste better? Via FitR.
It’s been a couple of years since I stepped into Downtown Deli on Church St. (nr. Park Place) in order to try their reuben on a recommendation from a luncher. I was thwarted when they were out of the proper meats and instead had a thoroughly OK brisket sandwich with gravy.
Posted by Andrea H at 10:00 am, March 7th, 2013 under Deli, Downtown Deli, Sandwiches, Tribeca.
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Some of you have wondered in the comments how some of the other offerings at Blue Spoon Coffee are, and I’ve forgotten to investigate. The second location at William & Platt (the original’s on Chambers btw. Broadway & Church) has been my go-to for a cup of coffee or breakfast goods when I’m strapped for time, and it seems they either make everything themselves or source the food from good purveyors in the city.
I really like the vegetarian sandwich I got there after the FiDi location opened, and this time, on a cold and windy day, I went for one of the three soups they have on rotation each day. Read more »
Posted by Andrea H at 10:00 am, March 6th, 2013 under Blue Spoon Coffee Co., Financial District, Soups, Tribeca, Vegetarian.
S’MAC Offers Winter Discount: All location of mac’ and cheese emporium S’MAC are offering a 20% off winter discount for all customers until March 19 (before, it was only if you lived in the neighborhoods of the three locations). You have to ask for the discount, and it’s only good on eat in or pick up orders, not deliveries. You can check this out at the kiosk in the park at 1st Ave. & East Houston St.
Posted at 11:30 am, March 5th, 2013 | 0 Comments
There are a couple of things coming to the old-timey cobblestoned streets at the lower part of the Financial District, and here’s hoping they include some food that’s reasonably priced.
Nestling into the lineup of Irish bars and pizza spots on either side of Stone St. are a German beer hall called Bavaria Bierhaus (the space seen above) and Route 66 American BBQ, which is self explanatory.
I’m not sure about you all, but I welcome any advancements in BBQ in the FiDi, which is seriously lacking in this lunch option.
Posted by Andrea H at 10:00 am, March 5th, 2013 under Bavaria Bierhaus, Financial District, Route 66 Smokehouse.
Last week featured a lunch experience I’d never had before – one that felt a little bit illicit, as I was handed Korean food made in some kitchen behind an anonymous door in the Yorganic frozen yogurt shop on Hanover Sq. (btw. Beaver & Pearl). Some of you may have already discovered this underground source of legit Korean food called Gangnam, but if you haven’t, here’s the primer on how to get your hands on some.
Posted by Andrea H at 10:00 am, March 4th, 2013 under Financial District, Gangnam, Korean, Yorganic.
