Hannah is Eating
A monthly roundup of restaurant news and recommendations for where to eat in New York City, from food writer Hannah Berman.
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George McNally’s Faux is a delight. His father should be proud. (opens the original)
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I probably shouldn’t have been surprised that when I sat down at Faux (277 Church Street), I was surrounded by tables of parents with their adult children.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal"
In further praise of Bistrot Ha (and the writing about it) (opens the original)
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Ligaya Mishan’s review on Bistrot Ha (137 Eldridge St) came out last week, about six months after it opened (and four days after I happened to eat there with my sister). The review itself has made headlines, partly because of its snark — she pointedly notes that on one of her visits, the kitchen mixed up sugar and salt and sent a confusingly sweet plate of fries to her table. Despite the (seemingly numerous) flubs, Ligaya still calls the restaurant “inte
Special edition on how to have fun III (opens the original)
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I’m clocking back in for my once-yearly special edition on how to have fun because I’ve had the distinct pleasure in the past few weeks of having several meals prepared by my own friends that have completely blown me away. Below are three ideas for where to eat in order to have fun in NYC this summer while also simultaneously supporting my friends; please feel free to leave a comment if you’re pissed about this.<a class="button primary" href="https://hannahiseating.substack.com/p/special-edition
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