Monthly Archives: September 2010
Dumbo Arts
Dumbo Arts seems to get bigger every year. This time around it was boisterous and friendly with highlights that included a tuba player in a kilt, global art cubicles, clowns throwing water balloons, and cricket chip cookies.
Le Fooding
Saturday at PS1, the “le fooding” movement presents a wrestling-style battle of the chefs, SF going head to head with NYC. Continue reading
Hot, Saucey Hoyt Street
The Fast and Fresh Deli isn’t really anything delicatessen-oriented, it is a taste of Oaxaca, Mexico. Simple, inexpensive, and delicious, F&F is an oasis for a Californian. Queso fresco, chile rellenos, and huevos rancheros satisfy border cravings for under $10.
DIY on Bond Street
Space can be a shifty entity here in NYC so when I found my apartment needed TLC I asked my friend Theseus to help me build some shelves. He took his saw to the streets and created an over-sized armoire … Continue reading
