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Edition: 30 April, 2010 |
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Sometimes the best places aren't the obvious ones. We end this month with a round-up of recommendations chosen for their authenticity and passionate owners.
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NEW YORK
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- Manducatis (Long Island City)
Where does one of NYC's most respected Italian chefs go for old school Neapolitan food? He crosses the East River.
A great place for authentic Italian food - Chef Cesare Casella (Salumeria Rosi, NYC)
- Marlow & Sons (Williamsburg)
Part general store, part restaurant with oysters, artisanal cheeses, cured meats, house-made desserts.
They actually have pastry people there instead of culinary people doing pastry. Showing you care about dessert as a restaurant is a really big deal. - Candy maker Liz Gutman, Liddabit Sweets, NYC.
- Pao (Manhattan)
Break bread (pão) Portuguese-style in this West Soho restaurant that tends to fly under the radar.
For authentic Portuguese food - Chef Chris Santos (The Stanton Social, NYC)
- The Ten Bells (Manhattan)
If you ever wondered where the folks in the wine trade hang out, this is it.
Best biodynamic and organic wine list. - Scott Pactor, Appellation Wine & Spirits, NYC.
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NATIONAL
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- Anchor and Hope (San Francisco, CA)
Upscale seafood shack with an extensive beer list and plateaus of fresh shellfish.
Great seafood, great owners, killer atmosphere, real soul - Chef Lachlan Mackinnon Patterson (Fresca Food & Wine, Boulder, CO)
- Animal (Los Angeles, CA)
Pig meets farmers market cuisine, cooked by two award-winning chefs.
Their approach to cooking is straight forward and solid technique - Chef Joshua Whigham (The Bazaar by Jose Andres, Los Angeles, CA)
- B & O Espresso (Seattle, WA)
Serious dessert menu, featuring over 25 selections.
They serve up lots of old school European desserts and great coffee. I stare out the window, eating cake, feeling hopeful. - Pastry Chef Victoria Howe Chinatown Cake Club, NYC.
- Hawk's Restaurant (Rayne, LA)
Food writers call it the Chez Panisse of crawfish. ‘Nuff said.
Big, beautiful and perfect. They are life changing even for a native. - Chef Donald Link (Cochon, Cochon Butcher, Herbsaint, New Orleans, LA)
- Joyful House Chinese Cuisine (Las Vegas, NV)
Located in Vegas' Chinatown, this is where the chefs go off the strip.
I was introduced to this place by Jean-Louis Palladin - Chef Kerry Simon (Simon at Palms Place, Cathouse, LA Market, Simon LA)
- The Squeaky Bean (Denver, CO)
A tiny cafe making a lot of noise. All local seasonal food, most grown in their own garden.
For breakfast. It's well -cooked food and run by somebody with passion - Chef Hugo Matheson (The Kitchen, Boulder, CO)
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