We spoke with Tarlow and Fidanza on the eve of their anniversary, meditating on many years past, and those hopefully yet to come.
Tag: Andrew Tarlow
The light, compelling amaro is the result of a months-long tasting and aging process.
The two have just released their first and much anticipated cookbook in time for the holiday season.
This week, join them as they release a new issue, discuss their upcoming cookbook, share publishing insights and—of course—party.
On October 1-2, the Wythe Hotel restaurant will partner with Puerto Rican restaurant La Estacion for a one of a kind menu.
Join Slow Food NYC at their annual (S)low Down shindig, a benefit in support of their Urban Harvest in the Schools program.
Of course, no time’s better time to tap into our inner French lover than Bastille Day, and thanks to chef Sean Rembold, we have his recipe for a classic and seasonal fruit-forward flan.
It’s hard to say which shots from 2013 were our photo editor’s favorites. All the same, consider the following to be just a few of our highlights.
Since we publish the stuff, we’re naturally biased toward celebrating all of our content. We’re here for you though, reader, and are always curious about which stories you enjoy most.
He’s changed the course of New York dining time and again, but 19 years ago when Andrew Tarlow decided to take a chance on Williamsburg, he didn’t start out with a game plan, let alone visions of an epicurean empire.
The summer issue of Edible Brooklyn is ripe for the reading! The pages are at the printer, but you can already read the digital edition on any screen, and we recommend doing so in the sun.
I’m ashamed to say I can’t remember the first meal I ate at Diner, but there have been plenty since that I’ll never forget.
