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08/20/2008 08:19 AM
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SHO TIME
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THIS fall, the city won't see a restaurant opening more daring than this one. SHO Shaun Hergatt is bringing a chef's exotic, expensive brand of South Beach-honed, poly-cultural cooking to culinarily barren Broad Street, just steps from the New York...
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08/17/2008 05:00 AM
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ALL-AMERICAN PIE
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Opus 1574 Second Ave., near 82nd Street; 212-772-2220 If you're allergic to gluten (or have a favorite meal companion who is), mark Opus as your next dinner spot. Chef Giuseppe Lentini offers an extensive selection of gluten-free pizzas and pastas...
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08/17/2008 05:00 AM
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PROOF POSITIVE
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Popular in the 1800s but banned in the US since the early 1900s, the mystical absinthe has resurged since regaining legal status last year. But don't be fooled by its oh-so-pretty emerald hue. This 138 proof anise brew packs a wallop; you'll be...
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08/16/2008 06:06 AM
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CUISINE QUEENS
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OLYMPIC times call for Olympic measures. And while the athletes in Beijing are busy reppin' their countries, my wife and I decided to go global ourselves. Armed with $15 each, we rode the 7 train to Jackson Heights to see how far our appetite (and...
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08/13/2008 11:22 AM
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'80S FAVORITES GROW UP
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LIKE, what comes around totally goes around. Take the '80s, for instance. This summer saw Reagan-era rockers Bon Jovi, George Michael and the Police perform sold-out concerts, while Tretorn - the Swedish tennis sneaker adored by '80s preps -...
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