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Restaurants

The best of the booming sandwich category.

Critics and assorted culinary pundits cite chef Tom Colicchio’s Craft as a restaurant that altered the way we ate when it opened in the mid 1990s. It marked a shift away from heavy sauces and high-concept plates. Rebelliously, Colicchio opted to embrace

Best of New York 2010: We pick Marea for Best Tasting Menu.

Tom Colicchio helped pioneer the local-and-seasonal craze, but his latest venture feels behind the curve.

Best of New York 2010: We pick Maialino for Best Roast Chicken.

Best of New York 2010: We pick Minetta Tavern for Best Meat and Potatoes.

If you were going to go and have a fruit named after you, you could do a lot worse than the Meyer lemon.

Six recently opened stores selling consumables of all kinds.

After warming up with a daytime menu of sublime subs and antipasti, Torrisi Italian Specialties launches dinner on March 9.

Week of March 8, 2010: The Brindle Room and the Tangled Vine Wine Bar & Kitchen.

Once gritty, now gourmet, the Bowery has become the latest restaurant row. Pioneers like B Bar, Il Buco, and Freemans suddenly have a lot of company, with more big names on the way.

Keith McNally—of the Odeon, Cafe Luxembourg, Lucky Strike, Pravda, Balthazar, Pastis, Schiller’s, and Minetta Tavern fame—is opening a new restaurant. As usual, he thinks it’s going to be a failure.

Best of New York 2010: We pick New Amsterdam Market for Best Outdoor Market.

Best of New York 2010: We pick Iris Cafe for Best Café.

Best of New York 2010: We pick Sho Shaun Hergatt for Best Asian Fusion.