托尼·梅(Tony May)使圣多尼尼科(San Domenico)更大而不那么“闷”我们能够到达圣多门尼科的托尼·梅(Tony May),并问他为什么他会搬到该市最稳定的餐厅业务之一。五月对我们很坦率。他说:“每个人都认为我们是理所当然的。”“每个人都认为我们有点闷。因此,我们希望向前迈进,并将自己置于更现代的环境中,并以当代食客想要的方式为意大利美食服务。”至于这一举动的直接原因,梅也对此也开放。“他们说餐厅的生活就是它的租约,我们的生活就在了。我们需要更大的东西,并且我们得到了。事实是,如果我们要支付房东想要的租金以及开展业务的其他费用,我们需要做更高的数量。”梅向格鲁布街承诺,一旦租赁签署,他会让我们知道圣多门那的新位置,他希望不久就会发生。 Adds Marisa May, Tony’s daughter, “San Domenico will be around forever, but now we are moving forward into the 21st century.” Earlier: Breaking: San Domenico Moving From Central Park South
几乎和罗德尼·丹格菲尔德(Rodney Dangerfield)一样好:带着烹饪明星回到学校This spring — a season which we’re glad to remind ourselves of as we enter drab February — the Institute of Culinary Education will be offering a roster of recreational classes that we heartily recommend, despite the fact that (full disclosure) self-deprecating Grub Street editor Josh Ozersky will be teaching one. Many friends of Grub Street — and a colleague, Gael Greene, who will head up “An Evening of Excess” — will be passing along wisdom on everything from blintzes to methylcellulose.