šŸ
If you have some disposable income, or something to celebrate, or, like me, you enjoy spending money on good food, Rezdora at 27 East 20th Street in Manhattan is a must. It received Three Stars from The New York Times and was opened by Chef Stefano Secchi. Perhaps his name isnā€™t familiar but if youā€™ve watched Chefā€™s Table (count that as another massive recommendation from me), episode one features Massimo Battura and his world renowned restaurant, Osteria Francescana--of which Secchi is an alum. Dishes you canā€™t miss: Gnocco Fritto, Anolini di Parma and ā€œCow Grazing in Emilia Romagna.ā€ Save room for the Tiramisu or Torta dā€™Oliva.

Comments (0)

Make an account to reply.

No comments yet

Related Recs

šŸ§€
and now for a less basic rec.... If you're willing to hop on the train to NJ, you are just a 30 minute ride (or 20 minute uber) away from some of the most authentic Italian food on this side of the Atlantic (and Hudson). The menus are seasonal and innovative, but my personal recommendation is to opt for the tasting menu, with dessert swapped for an affogato. The first time I went, they won me over with a spring pesto flan, and the most recent time, heaps of complementary aged parm. Still BYOB for the time being, which brings the bill down to a price you won't believe you're getting farm-to-table food for.
Nov 14, 2023
šŸ§
you *deserve* it i like Da Capo (UWS/UES) what are yā€™allā€™s faves
Mar 29, 2024
šŸ˜ƒ
Came here for my birthday dinner and every dish was incredible. I also tried da toscano recently for a friends birthday, and the focaccia was beautiful
Nov 6, 2024

Top Recs from @christopher-fenimore

šŸŽø
While Land of Talk, the project of singer and guitarist Elizabeth Powell, has not made a bad song, 2010ā€™s Cloak and Cipher is my favorite album from their catalogue. Iā€™ve found that the coolest bands defy genre conventions and thatā€™s true in Land of Talkā€™s case. Is it Indie Rock? Is it Emo? Who gives a shit. Quarry Hymns is one of the best songs Iā€™ve ever heard and I listen to a lot of music. Theyā€™re also flawless live.
šŸŒŒ
Eric Weinstein might be the smartest person with a podcast. Iā€™m really not a podcast person (too many people think their voices need to be heard) but the sheer range of topics he can cover with authority is out of control. Heā€™s a polymath in the truest sense. Guests include Werner Herzog, Bret Easton Ellis, Andrew Yang, Ashley Matthews (aka pornstar Riley Reid), Kai Lenny, Sir Roger Penroseā€¦ the list goes on. My favorites are #17 with Anna Khachiyan of Red Scare and #27 with Daniel Schmachtenberger, a ā€œneurohackerā€ youā€™ve certainly never heard of but trust me here.
šŸ‘–
Hands down the best store in New York and nowhere else comes close. Itā€™s tucked away on Bond Street in SoHo and its owner, Sweetu Patel, keeps it stocked with a perfect mix of wardrobe essentials. He also designs a flawless house brand. Itā€™s an insiderā€™s store. Thereā€™s nothing fussy or trendy to find here. Itā€™s clean, itā€™s simple, and itā€™s rare that 90% of a storeā€™s stock calls oneā€™s name but Cā€™Hā€™Cā€™M does just that. Plus, thereā€™s always someone well-dressed perusing the shopā€™s wares and if thatā€™s not a marker that youā€™re in the right place, Iā€™m not sure what is.