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  • Where to eat this weekend: Northern Spy Food Co.

    Posted in Eat Out by Eat Out on December 19th, 2009 at 12:00 pm

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    If your commitment to locally sourced, environmentally friendly food combines poorly with your commitment to low-paying jobs in the arts, you have a new friend in Northern Spy Food Co. The frequently changing menu follows what’s in season, and the prices top out at $15. TONY gave it a three-star review this week.

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    The critics: Tipsy Parson, Northern Spy Food Co. and more

    Posted in Eat Out by Jonathan Shannon on December 16th, 2009 at 5:51 pm
    Duck with Concord grape sauce at Tipsy Parson; Photograph: Michael Kirby Smith

    Duck with Concord grape sauce at Tipsy Parson. Photograph: Michael Kirby Smith

    The “cooking doesn’t always impress” at Tipsy Parson, “but there’s heart in [Julie Wallach's] food.” Jay Cheshes gives three stars to the “Dixieland fantasy.” [TONY]

    Three-star Northern Spy Food Co. “serves locally sourced meals at reasonable prices.” [TONY]

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    Tags: Ardesia, Casa Lever, Ed's Chowder House, L'Ecole, Le Caprice, Marea, Northern Spy Food Co., OBAO, Permanent Brunch, Tanuki Tavern, The Critics, The Vanderbilt, Tipsy Parson
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    The Feed openings: Café Mei Mei, Northern Spy Food Co. and more

    Posted in Eat Out by Daniel Gritzer on November 9th, 2009 at 9:00 am
    Maialino (Photo: Jolie Ruben)

    Maialino (Photo: Jolie Ruben)

    In addition to this week’s opening of Bar Henry, the following restaurants are expected to open by November 18th. Always call ahead, as opening dates can change.

    Maialino Danny Meyer channels his love of Italy into this Roman-style trattoria in the Gramercy Park Hotel, offering dinner only for now. A casual front room, dubbed Bar Maialino, will serve coffee and pastry in the morning (Meyer’s first foray into breakfast) and Italian wines and beers later in the day. In the dining room, chef Nick Anderer will offer classics such as fritto misto and Rome’s offalcentric quinto quarto cooking. Gramercy Park Hotel, 2 Lexington Ave at 21st St (no phone yet)

    Northern Spy Food Co. San Francisco chefs Christophe Hille (A16) and Nathan Foot (Myth) will introduce New Yorkers to their seasonal, market-driven cooking at this restaurant and retail store. Expect reasonably priced American dishes—with an emphasis on takeout and delivery—and locally sourced foods for sale in the store. 511 E 12th St between Aves A and B (212-228-5100)

    Café Mei Mei Chef Robert Ribant (River Café) opens a seasonal American restaurant with a modern design that includes floor tiles patterned after a Mondrian painting. Market-driven specials will feature dry-aged prime steak, foie gras and other delicacies. Wines and beers are planned, but until the license clears, expect free pours on Fridays and Saturdays. 231 Court St between Baltic and Warren Sts, Cobble Hill, Brooklyn (718-852-8571)

    The Mermaid Oyster Bar Restaurateurs Danny Abrams and Cindy Smith bring a New England–style fish shack to the West Village with this Mermaid Inn spin-off. Expect lobster rolls and raw-bar selections, as well as downscale dishes like tacos, fried calamari and clam strips. 79 MacDougal St between Bleecker and W Houston Sts (212-260-0100) Read more »

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    The Feed openings: Northern Spy Food Co. gets its gas, could open soon

    Posted in Eat Out by Daniel Gritzer on October 29th, 2009 at 5:58 pm

    northernspy1One of the bigger openings expected this winter is Pulino’s Bar and Pizzeria, the collaboration between Keith McNally and Nate Appleman (formerly of San Francisco’s Neapolitan pizzeria A16). But while we all wait with bated breath for that project, another team with an A16 history is getting ever closer to revealing its East Village project: Northern Spy Food Co. Read more »

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