L’Express

If you love New York, do not give L’Express your patronage. It’s patently unfriendly and unless you’re planning on having dinner or look as though you have won’t sweat forking over one month’s rent for a Tribeca loft for a restaurant tab, the plastic and rudely dismissive hosting staff will deny you a seat. It captures all of the ugly, corporate, market-driven,  forces that [...]

Grom

The masses are thronging at the corner of Bleecker and Carmine Streets ( a corner in Greenwich Village historically and deliciously serviced by Joe’s Pizza, which is now located a bit further north on Carmine St, just before W. 3rd. St)  anew thanks to the arrival of Grom, an artisinal gelato gallery. The quality, texture and taste of Grom’s gelatos guarantee moments [...]

Palma

My evening at Palma seemed as though it was off to a great start. It was an uncharacteristically crisp August night and the restaurant had its storefront encosure removed. My dining partner and I scored an excellent table that looked onto Cornelia St. Cafe’ – one of West Village’s few remaining venues of arts and [...]

Bread Tribeca

While Commerce still has me raving over their felicitous assortment of breads, Bread in Tribeca was a definite letdown in the baked goods department.

Commerce Restaurant

Tucked in the elbow of West Village’s famed cobble stone streets (just walking down those streets arouses the sense that one is paying homage to Greenwich Village’s literary legends of the likes of Millay and Poe),

About The Gotham Palate

New York City’s world-class reputation for elegant, eclectic dining is a distinction that is scarcely rivaled on the continent and around the globe. Whatever the climate or season, the city’s legendary food scene continues to beckon and baptize foodies and bon vivants from far and wide unabatedly. 
Yet, despite New York City’s stellar culinary status, experiencing Gotham’s lush landscape of epicurean establishments daunts the [...]