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The Park Slope Gastronome: February 2005

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Friday, February 18, 2005. Park Slope Gastronome #9 - The Return of the Pig. Don't worry, I have been stuffing my face like I always do, just not writing about it. Anyway, last night's dinner experience has motivated me to write about 3 places I have recently dined at. Let's start with the most recent. Can give you the skinny. And have my question go unanswered. We could only laugh it off and promise to never come back to DeMarco's ever again. We wonder how ...

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The Park Slope Gastronome: lunch at restaurants I can't afford dinner: Del Posto

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Monday, April 19, 2010. Lunch at restaurants I can't afford dinner: Del Posto. The best lunch deal in New York can be found at Del Posto. This is a three star restaurant (possibly four in the near future) serving three courses plus a bunch of extra nibbles and bites for $29. The meal is worth every penny (and probably more, but don't tell the owners). Molly. Our party of four is then present with this trio of starters. In the foreground left are gougères.

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The Park Slope Gastronome: i think it's a good idea to post cannes photos before i post austin photos, right?

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Tuesday, March 16, 2010. I think it's a good idea to post cannes photos before i post austin photos, right? Escargot @ le petit lardon (. 3 Rue du Batéguier. Appetizers @ la cave. 9 Boulevard de la République). Tasteless steamed cod and overcooked veggies saved by the crock of aioli that. Accompanied @ la cave. 9 Boulevard de la République). Poire et chocolat tarte @ la tarterie (33 Rue Bivouac Napoleon). Seafood risotto @ pierrot 1 er. 51, rue Felix Faure).

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The Park Slope Gastronome: 18 Hours in Madrid

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Monday, February 15, 2010. 18 Hours in Madrid. What do you do when you have 18 hours in Madrid? You drink a lot and you eat a lot. Our first stop was Madrid Madriz. After a long day of flying, nothing like a heuvos fritos con bistec amid a sea of cigarette smoke to stave off the jetlag. Lolo went with the morcilla. And then it was off to the Mercado de San Miguel. Expert carving at work. It was overcast, but the view was still great. And then it was off to m...

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The Park Slope Gastronome: September 2005

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Monday, September 19, 2005. The Park Slope Gastronome #13 - West Coast Baseball Trip Day 2. Our first full day in El Aye begins with a trip to Japantown. The area is filled with modest, well cared-for ranch style homes, but due to its low crime rate and overall pleasantry, the houses go for over a million dollars. Crazy! Of course my need to check out this area has nothing to do with real estate, but everything to do with visiting the Giant Robot. Our first ...

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The Park Slope Gastronome: Dinner at Restaurants I Can't Afford Dinner: WD-50

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Monday, February 22, 2010. Dinner at Restaurants I Can't Afford Dinner: WD-50. One of my oldest college buddy, Paris, was in town for the New Year and we decided to treat ourselves to the tasting menu at WD-50. I know, you're thinking we're like 5 years too late on this, but whatevs, Wylie was in the kitchen cooking our food! Peekytoe crab, celery root, golden raisin and miso. So tasty, I didn't even mind the raisin. Everything bagel ice cream with smoked sa...

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The Park Slope Gastronome: lunch at restaurants i can't afford dinner: eleven madison park

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Thursday, December 10, 2009. Lunch at restaurants i can't afford dinner: eleven madison park. Is there a more appropriate restaurant than Eleven Madison Park to continue our Lunch At Restaurants I Can’t Afford Dinner series? It's part of Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group - I've never eaten at one of his restaurants before either! For my second course, I went with the day's special of pork loin, Brussels sprouts and sweet potatoes. As with my f...

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The Park Slope Gastronome: September 2004

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Friday, September 24, 2004. Park Slope Gastronome #3 - A Field Trip. Ok, so i was only going to write about restaurants in my neighborhood, but decided that might be a bit too limiting. last night, i took my girl heidi to chikalicious. You see lemon ice and sorbets all the time, but lemon ice cream is so rare! I think it's ok when the fruit is cooked or pastuerized, like in cherry garcia ice cream. that doesn't affect me. Our petit fours course had a coconut...

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The Park Slope Gastronome: May 2005

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Friday, May 27, 2005. Park Slope Gastronome #10 - Give me something good to eat. Hey, the PSG is back! Believe me, it's not that PSG hasn't been eating, PSG has just been lazy. My belly overhang will attest to that. Last night, Margie J, Barf and I visited Little Giant. Which PSG had first tried at Carroll Garden's Crave and immediately disliked), but the white asparagus was out of this world! I don't know what made them so yummy, but they definitely had mor...

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The Park Slope Gastronome: Boerum Hill Green Chile Festival

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The Park Slope Gastronome. Back in Park Slope. Wednesday, November 11, 2009. Boerum Hill Green Chile Festival. Oh, hello there! A beautiful spread of pickled, cured and cultured edibles greeted us. The chiles arrived from Hatch, NM, but were roasted by hand in small batches in Boerum Hill. By Sean and Rebecca's hands! Or maybe just Sean's. They were chopped up and incorporated into an elegant version of cheese fries. The chiles, not Sean's hands. DMR posted some photos of not food. You have a lot of very...