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Circle of Arte

The art and pizza of PizzArte.

By Linnea Covington | August 24,2011
In an unassuming building in Midtown, near the southern end of Central Park, Bruno Cilio has opened a shiny white restaurant that looks more Museum of Modern Art than rustic pizza joint. But where any obvious authenticity fails, once you delve into PizzArte, the food and vibe prove pure Italian. For example, the walls display over a dozen paintings of the Neapolitan volcano Mount Vesuvius done by Italian artist Luciano Scateni, most of the heavily accented staff comes from Italy, and the gorgeous pizza oven was shipped over from the mother country and rebuilt here by the artisan. more
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Infiltrated by Mexican

People are digging the new Mole in Williamsburg

By Linnea Covington | August 17,2011
NICK CERVERA HOVERS around his Williamsburg Mexican restaurant like a proud parent, stopping at tables to show off what his baby has to offer. Though this marks his Brooklyn debut, Cervera isnt a first-time dadthis boroughs new location is the fourth version of his popular restaurant, Mole. more

Darwinian Drinking

The Beagle serves up evolutionary cocktails in the East Village

By Linnea Covington | August 3,2011
CRISP; CLEAN AND classic are the best words to describe The Beagle, Matt Piacentinis three-month old venture in the East Village, though on a recent sweltering night, the first adjective to pop in my head was hot. more

A Higher Diner

Old-school Chelsea eatery imagined anew

By Linnea Covington | July 27,2011
ALMOST A YEAR after the iconic Empire Diner closed its doors, the space was reborn as another cafe, The Highliner. The best part? Not much has changed as far as appearances go, despite the gutting of the joint by owner Charles Milite. more

Sud Delicious

Southern Italian fare debuts in Bed-Stuy

By Linnea Covington | July 20,2011
The past year has seen an influx of hip bars, stylish coffee shops and buzzworthy restaurants opening up in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. Enter Sud Vino & Cucina, the latest of these ventures, which opened up a few months ago. more

Dinner at a Good Address

Surprises bubble up at Eighty Four on Seventh

By Linnea Covington | July 13,2011
Eighty Four on Seventh, a small European- American-style bistro on a busy corner in the West Village. With placid, white-washed and unadorned brick walls, standard dark wooden tables and stiff place settings, the restaurant feels too stuffy for casual dining. The large open windows help, but unfortunately the traffic noise (and smells) from bustling Seventh Avenue make eating semi-alfresco a challenge. more

Pie in the Sky

South Slope gets a slice of heaven with Giuseppina’s

By Linnea Covington | July 6,2011
I PROBABLY NEVER WOULD have made the trek to Chris Iacono's Giuseppina's if it wasn't the sister pizza parlor to the popular Lucali in Carroll Gardens, which is owned by Iacono's own flesh-and-blood, brother Mark. With a generic awning, the short, dark building didn't look like much, but I quickly found out that what's inside warranted every moment it took to get there. more

Hot Hot Heat

Slurping chilies at Williamsburg’s Cantina Royal

By Linnea Covington | June 15,2011
AS CHEF JULIO Mora set down four tiny dishes, three filled with jewel-like shades of red and one pale green, he quizzed me as to their contents. The first was an oily mixture of five chilies pureed in more

El Nuevo Clásico

Julian Medina and the updating of the New York diner

By Linnea Covington | May 18,2011
Upon hearing Julian Medina of Toloache and Yerba Buena fame was opening a Nuevo-Latin style diner in Chelsea, my original thought was, Oh boy, another expensive comfort food place in Manhattan. Luckily I was way off. more

Good Enough To Tweet?

Food review of Social Eatz, chef Angelo Sosa's new Asian-American comfort-food fusion restaurant

By Linnea Covington | May 4,2011
Miss Manners would be appalled at the amount of texting, tweeting, Googling and god knows what else we do on our phones during dinner. But at celebrity chef Angelo Sosas new Asian-American comfort-food fusion restaurant Social Eatz, that is exactly what diners are encouraged to do. more
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