Cioppino originated when Italian immigrants at San Francisco's Fisherman’s Wharf would add some of their catch to a communal pot.
Read moreDetailsAbigael Sidi, a student at The Bronx High School of Science and Editor in Chief of the school's The Science Survey, writes the Here’s the UWS Dish column. Dish appears on Mondays and covers neighborhood restaurants by exploring particular dishes that convey the chefs’ culinary skills, culture, and backstories. She has also written on topics including AI, education, community, street news, and more.
Cioppino originated when Italian immigrants at San Francisco's Fisherman’s Wharf would add some of their catch to a communal pot.
Read moreDetailsOf all the dishes I’ve covered for this column, Florentin’s white bean msabbaha might be most straightforward, yet it's super tasty and vibrant.
Read moreDetailsBack by popular demand, calories be damned, here's Onion Soup Battle Episode II, focusing on the consensus picks of readers.
Read moreDetailsWhich of their classic 10 pies should I cover? Mama’s TOO! is unhelpful here as their actual motto is “Get’em all!”
Read moreDetails“What makes it so special is its minimalist philosophy: no heavy gravies, no excess spices."
Read moreDetailsWhenever it gets cold -- really cold -- the virtues of onion soup outshine its caloric cost and you can enjoy it shamelessly.
Read moreDetailsDiscuss flavors, textures, ingredients, technique, and even the shyest of the shyest will start sharing ever-so-tiny pieces of their story.
Read moreDetailsThe noodles are thin, springy, and firm, with a slight but real chew -- some of the best I’ve tried in the city.
Read moreDetailsCafe Luxembourg's Bibb salad is an elegant and structured ensemble of greens with a subtle gloss imparted by the dressing.
Read moreDetailsYes, in many ways, Kossar's bacon, lettuce and tomato on a bialy is the perfect BLT.
Read moreDetailsI struggled to find a qualifier that did the Smith Burger justice, until Rag commenter John suggested “ambrosial.”
Read moreDetailsThe thinness of the dough and fattiness of the pork and crab juices in Nan Xiang Express’s soup dumplings are top notch.
Read moreDetailsMoshe's sabich is mushy, messy, tasty, filling and delicious– the kind of sandwich that leaves you satiated for a week!
Read moreDetailsThe key to the supreme quality of Murray's herring is that every fish is handpicked according to size and firmness.
Read moreDetailsArayes are the Levantine equivalent to sliders, in which meat patties are stuffed into pitas, and which are then toasted.
Read moreDetailsPlum's shrimp bahn mi is the Vietnamese equivalent of the Big Easy's po' boy, and the restaurant executes it beautifully.
Read moreDetailsWe stared in admiration at the chunks and dices of raw lamb, topped with two shiny quail egg yolks.
Read moreDetailsOsteria Accademia's vitello tonnato demands some focaccio on the side "to secure any residual drop of the delicious sauce."
Read moreDetailsPatis's Campfire Croissant is flaky and buttery, and the smokey chocolate ganache has depth and richness without being overwhelmingly sweet.
Read moreDetailsMotorino's baby kale Caesar salad is a grandiose dome of greens covered in Parmesan snow.
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