It's fun to see what other restaurants are doing and what better way to spend an evening off that roam around NYC, with passover and the pope in town it was a recipe for no waits anywhere, you could just walk right in and eat.
I much rather prefer sitting at the bar and haven't made a reservation in months.
Now that Wylie is all over Iron and Top Chef, I thought what the hell lets just go to WD-50 on an off night.
Guess who was standing at the pass...Ha!
It's impressive to see New York Chefs actually in their kitchens on a Saturday night.
After having a quite tasty Escabeche of Sawara at the tasting room earlier, I thought it would be a great time to finally try Alex Stupak's desserts finally.
I have to say the boy makes some good stuff, pistachio tube being my favorite.
They were quite nice enough to do a dual 3 course dessert tasting.
Sadly no camera besides that would have attracted too much attention.
What next ?
Thought I would find my pal Amador Acosta and headed to TAILOR for some chicken wings I heard about.
I love whimsy when it works.
If you are in NYC, go try the "Tailor made wings".
As I am eating my perfectly geometrical wings, I said to the quiet looking Brit, "are you Paul Liebrandt"
Why yes indeed I am.
You never know where the winds blow in NY, after being dragged to Milk and Honey by Mssrs Freeman and Acosta, the evening ends at 3am on the lower east side.
New York stories indeed.
Sugar-up at WD.
Liquor-up at Tailor.
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