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January 8, 2007
The Ten Best New Restaurants
January 8, 2007
Where to Eat 2007

From big-box behemoths to cozy neighborhood haunts to burger joints, our chief restaurant critic selects the best meals for every taste.

December 25, 2006
Dark Night at the Circus

Sirio Maccioni frets over who can bring the stars back to Le Cirque.

December 15, 2006
Bonus Beef

It’s time for the $750 steak, seasoned with white truffles, not A-1 sauce. Bloodthirsty wall streeters, Mickey Rourke eat it up.

December 25, 2006
Dr. Do-Gooder

First smoking, now trans fats. Health czar Thomas Frieden is determined to save our lives, whether it’s good for us or not.

December 25, 2006
Because There’s More to Do on a Single Street Here Than There Is in Most Other Cities

A taxonomy of every boutique, slice joint, and karate studio on 14th Street.

December 25, 2006
Because Even in the High-Rent Chain-Clogged Heart of Manhattan You Can Still Find a Mom-and-Pop

The Inhouse Nosh Cafe is an alive-and-kicking monument to the tenacity and spirit of homespun enterprise.

December 25, 2006
We May Be on the Verge of Banning Trans Fats, but We Haven’t Forgotten About Pork

Here, ten reasons why New York is the new pig capital of the USA.

December 25, 2006
Because Our Desserts Are as Good as Everyone Else’s Entire Meals

Ever since ChikaLicious launched the trend in 2003, New Yorkers have lined up for that establishment’s ethereal, cloudlike fromage blanc cheesecake and a front-row view of the cooks assembling their elegant concoctions at the sushi-style counter.

December 25, 2006
Black-Eyed Peas

espite their year-round availability, dried black-eyed peas get their chance to shine in the form of hoppin’ John, a southern specialty believed to bring good luck when eaten on New Year’s Day.