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May 2013

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#ilovethenorthfork
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April 2013

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March 2013

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Mar 26, 201313,123 notes
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I was shushed on the LIRR today.

Mar 20, 20131 note
#low moment
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Mar 13, 201322 notes
“The whole thing just seems SO self-indulgent. Seinfeld stars a comedian named Jerry Seinfeld who plays a comedian named Jerry. Wow. Really, Jerry? He also created the show and writes it. It’s like he can’t give up control of anything.” —If People Talked About Seinfeld Like They Talk About Girls. Funny because it’s true! (via paigeferrari)
Mar 6, 20133 notes
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February 2013

4 posts

Feb 26, 2013417,793 notes
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Does Chez Sardine Really Need an Omakase?

baddeal:

When friends ask for advice on where to get good, cheap sushi, I reply by asking them where to find a good, cheap house on the water in East Hampton. Catch my drift? Good sushi is expensive sushi. Most of the time. 

Then we have the curious case of Chez Sardine, the only low-to-mid-range sushi joint in Manhattan I’d frequent on any type of regular basis. I awarded the restaurant a solid two-stars in my Bloomberg News column this week. Sardine doesn’t reach the epic highs of the original Sushi of Gari or 15 East, but it’s definitely your effective replacement for, say, sushi at Blue Ribbon on Columbus Circle.   

Now here’s what’s interesting: Sardine doesn’t do omakase — not yet at least.

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This is one of my favorite Tumblrs ever. Every sushi eating New Yorker (that’s almost all of us here, right?) should read this post.

Feb 6, 20138 notes
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